We present to you the new, most interesting applications that were released last week.
Pinterest is making it easier for you to buy things online. The company has introduced a new set of visual search features, including one called “Lens,” which lets you buy products based on photos you take with your smartphone.
Facebook has launched its own weather feature, which lets you see local forecasts without having to leave the main Facebook.
Twitter is trying, once again, to fix its abuse problem. This time, it wants to crack down on repeat offenders by introducing a new “safe search” feature and filtering out “low-quality” user responses.
Secure your messages now
WhatsApp has officially added two-factor authentication to its app, which prevents third parties from activating your phone number without a six-digit passcode.
Viber has added disappearing photo messages to its lineup of features so you can keep (some of) your conversations private.
Meanwhile, messaging app Signal is beta testing video calls on Android
Also, there's WeRateDogs, a new theme with adorable dogs for iOS and Android.
The digital magazine app Flipboard has received a major redesign, adding a new feature called Smart Magazines, which offers content more closely tailored to your interests.
DJ Trump: A new app created by two Harvard students lets you put words in Donald Trump's mouth — literally. Just enter text and the app will combine clips of his voice to create your own custom message from Trump.
