The Week in iOS Apps: Just for kicks
Picture thisThis week's roundup includes iOS-based apps for enjoying the imminent football season, as well as new and updated offerings for photos and videos.Flick Kick Field Goal 2014Football season is starting! That means you might be tempted to fill the hours that real games aren’t on by playing around with the digital equivalent. A new arrival on the scene is Flick Kick Field Goal 2014 which, yes, lets you kick field goals, but is unique mostly for its social component, letting you recruit and compete against friends and family from across the country. An evolving list of rewards, challenges, and match-ups are available every day. The app is free (though there are in-app purchases) and available for iPhone and iPad.FlickrFlickr is doing its darndest to present itself as the Facebook-hater’s alternative to Instagram. The latest update adds a number of new filters to the app’s feature set, but also lets you add filters live while composing the shot. You can also create custom filters, and the app now features free editing tools that were previously only available to paying customers.KeyCamKeyCam is a free iPhone app that lets you put a timer on your camera, letting you get your selfie without holding the camera. Just set the timer for five, 10, or 15 seconds before the picture is taken, or clap when you’re ready to be photographed. A visual countdown and sounds will let you know when the picture about to be snapped.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
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