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4 can't-miss apps of the week


Chaatz

If you're weary of looking at minimalist texting screens, Chaatz could be the app for you. You can view chats as comic strips, doodle over photos, play games, and send "winks" to your friends.
Available on : IOS and Android

Eraser
If you like action games with physics puzzles, Eraser is a game worth checking out. The platformer-style game is premised on players "erasing" obstacles in their paths in order to get to the end of each level. Complete over 70 levels, with a pretty design against a blueprint background.
Available on : IOS

Fender Tune

From the famed guitar company comes a tuner app for players of all skill levels. You can tune manually (where the app will just play a pitch) or automatically (where you play a string and it tells you how to adjust the note). There are also a bunch of different options for different guitar types and custom tunings.
Available on : IOS

Parfait

Parfait is an app that aims to help you pick out the best selfies. Snap a bunch of photos and choose the spots you want to make sure look their best (like your eyes and smile) and the app helps you go through each photo -- zooming in on your highlighted areas -- so you can pick the best shot.
Available on : IOS



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