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"Each week, Digital Spy rounds up the biggest mobile apps for iOS and Android devices. This week&amp;#039;s highlights include a shiny new version of Flickr for iPhone and the launch of Google Reader replacement Digg on Google Play. iOS INRIX Traffic Maps, Routes &amp;amp; Alerts Price: Free (\u00A36.99 to unlock premium version) Publisher: INRIX INRIX Traffic Maps, Routes &amp;amp; Alerts is one of the most thorough traffic services available for mobile devices, and it&amp;#039;s gotten even better with its latest update. Version 5.0 of the service has completely transformed the application, adding traffic cameras, a new user interface and many other additional features. Also available for Android and eventually to appear on Google Glass, INRIX crowd-sources its data via GPS from millions trucks, cameras, road sensors and in-car navigation systems, painting a complete picture of your route. &amp;gt; Download INRIX Traffic Maps, Routes &amp;amp; Alerts from the App Store   Flickr Price: Free Publisher: Yahoo! Popular photography service Flickr is among the other iPhone apps to receive a significant update over the last week. The Yahoo-owned platform is upping its game to compete with the likes of Instagram, bringing in a range of filters and editing tools. Free editing tools include cropping, sharpening, colour adjustments, levels and vignettes, while camera tools such as pinch to zoom, lock focus and add grids have also been introduced. &amp;gt; Download Flickr from the App Store   BitTorrent Sync Price: Free Publisher: BitTorrent Sync BitTorrent is keen to lose its reputation as the platform of choice for illegal filesharers, and developing legitimate software for inclusion in Apple&amp;#039;s walled garden is one way of achieving this. BitTorrent Sync ties in with the wider BitTorrent service, allowing users to access files and folders on the fly and share photographs and media between devices. The application is for personal file-sharing only, so anyone hoping to engage in casual copyright violation may be disappointed. &amp;gt; Download BitTorrent Sync from the App Store Android   Shazam Price: Free Publisher: Shazam Shazam is one of the first smartphone applications we ever remember using, but the Android edition of the song-tagging service was recently given a refresh. Version 4.0 of the software offers a streamlined design and features faster identification of music, TV shows and adverts, offering a much smoother user experience. Amazon integration has also been enhanced, making it easier for users to listen to samples of a song and purchase it via the online retailer, so Shazam for Android has pretty much been improved from the ground up. &amp;gt; Download Shazam from the Google Play   Quip Price: Free Publisher: Quip Quip is a new multi-platform word processing service that has been making waves, despite only being available in a rough preview build. Available for Android, iOS and PC, the software combines documents and messages into a single &amp;quot;chat-like thread of updates&amp;quot; to facilitate collaborative work. Quip is very much a work in progress right now, but we recommend downloading the preview build for an early look at a service that is sure to become very popular very soon. &amp;gt; Download Quip from the Google Play   Digg Price: Free Publisher: Digg There&amp;#039;s been a gaping hole in the RSS market since the demise of Google Reader, and Digg is one of several services with aspirations to plug it. Digg provides users with relevant articles, blog posts, magazine pieces, status updates, photos and videos sourced from around the web based on their specified areas of interest. As far as Google Reader replacements go, it will leave you wanting for very little, and is more than capable of competing with rival service Feedly. &amp;gt; Download Quip from the Google Play   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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