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Papercut [iPad] Last Clock [iPad] CAN

Street Fighter II Collection [iPhone, iPod touch and iPad]
If you’re a gamer of any description—causal or pale-skinned obsessive—you’ll know about SF2, the one fighting game to rule them all. And to further cash in on the series’ huge fanbase and popularity, Capcom have released this app, which includes three variations of the seminal game: The World Warrior, Champion Edition and Hyper Fighting. It also allows you to use Bluetooth so you can do two-player battles. It’s a total K.O.

Clibe [iPad]
The sketchbook gets digitized in this app, meaning you can draw, doodle, write, and do all the stuff that you’d casually do when you should be listening attentively in those all-important meetings. All your scribblings are then stored in the cloud so you can access them from anywhere and share with the world. As soon as the droning monotony of your boss’ voice gets to be too much, make like you’re taking minutes while secretly working on the next chapter of your great American novel. Or, more likely, aimlessly drawing spirals.

Band Of The Day [iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad]
Don’t bother trawling through the music blogs looking for new bands to claim as your new fav—that’s way too laborious and time consuming. Instead, let technology do the ground work. Every day this app delivers a new band straight to your phone, with reviews and bios and everything you need to know about them to flex your music knowledge in front of your friends at the bar that evening. It even has an embedded music player. And it’s free to download. So let these guys curate the new bands and you do the listening, then claim you discovered them.