If one of your New Year\u2019s resolutions for 2018 is the year that you\u2019ll keep yourself surfing the trends of phone apps, not drowning in the current, Google has some apps to share with you you. <\/p>\n
Google has made is super easy to discover its \u201cappsperiments,\u201d so you\u2019ll always be the freshest person in your friend group. Not only will you experience a nifty new app, but you will also get to improve it too. On the app store page, Google requests honest and helpful reviews so they can make the apps even better. That\u2019s a win-win.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s a roundup of four apps based on Google\u2019s experimental tech for you to beta test before they become popular:<\/p>\n
1. Scrubbies<\/strong> 2. Selfissimo<\/strong>
\nJust for iOS users, Scrubbies<\/a> is a video editing app for quick loops of video. Similar in nature to beloved Instagram app Boomerang, Scrubbies takes the core idea and takes it a step further. Not only can you loop the video, but you have full control over the direction (forward or reverse) and speed of the playbacks. If you\u2019re not satisfied with the amount of hands-on Boomerang allows, Scrubbies may be your best friend if you\u2019ve got an Apple device. <\/p>\n
\nFor both iOS<\/a> and Android<\/a> users, Selfissimo is one app that you may be familiar with if you\u2019ve seen the Google Pixel 2 launch video. Using a combination of your phone\u2019s camera, and presumed techno-wizardry, Selfissimo\u2019s programming recognizes a selfie pose, and automatically snaps a photo for you. No longer will you have to fiddle with the timer of your phone\u2019s camera so you can get that perfect selfie look, Selfissimo will automate the whole process.<\/p>\n