This week's roundup of new and updated iOS apps offers ways to keep your New Year's resolutions to get fit, eat better, and make good decisions. And if you just want to have a better music-listening experience, we've got help on that front, too.
This free personalized cookbook app for iPad has a ton of new features, including ?world books? that let you peruse recipes by their native region, as well as collections of popular recipe categories such as desserts and backed goods. As always, you create your own cookbook, design it, and share the recipies as widely as you choose. Social networking has never been so tasty!
Remember that episode of Friends where Ross made a pro-con list about whether to date Rachel? Feels, an iPhone-based decision-making app, is like that. It lets you input information about decisions you?re making, the variables influencing the decisions, and how much weight to give each variable, in order to help produce a decision that?s roughly mathematically aligned with your actual desires. The latest update includes animations that help guide your choices, as well as a number of bug fixes.
Here?s a must-have app to help you keep your New Year?s resolution: Fitbit takes data from the (sold separately) Fitbit tracker you wear and converts it into information about how many steps you?ve taken and calories you?ve burned throughout the day; the latest update lets you skip the separate tracker altogether, instead measuring that basic information with a ?Mobile Track? feature on your iPhone 5s using that phone?s M7 co-processor.
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