Stuff - UK (2020-02)

100 BEST APPS

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APPY
WEATHER

Here’s a rarity:
a Windows Phone
app! Course, we’re
only including it
because it’s now
on Android. But it’s
properly good, with
bold forecasting
blocks set in a
scrollable timeline
that uses language
normal humans
can understand.
Prefer conventional
hourly/daily lists?
You can swipe
across to those.
£free / Android

CARROT WEATHER

Although insisting she’d like

to end humanity, the Carrot

AI at the heart of this amusing

app continues to ramp up

forecasting. You need to splash

out on IAPs to get at some

of the best bits, like multiple

sources and advanced mapping,

but even the basics are ace...

and the snark comes for free.

£free (IAPs) / Android

£4.99 (IAPs) / iOS

MUJJO

TOUCHSCREEN

GLOVES

When you’re out in

the cold and need to

check the forecast,

you don’t want to

have to remove your

gloves and expose

your paws to the

elements. So grab

a pair of Mujjo’s

touchscreen gloves.

They have

conductive

properties, meaning

you’ll be able to use

your phone as normal

and discover whether

that sleet really is

getting worse.

from €25 / mujjo.com

There’s a retro feel

to this app, whose

interface recalls a

barometer. It’s a

nice glance-friendly

system, making it

easy to spot cloud

and temperature

predictions over

the coming 24

hours. You can

also create custom

activity thresholds

based on weather

conditions that

are then added

to the dial.

£free / Android

ATMOSPHERE

WEATHER

Never be caught short without your

umbrella/shades/snowshoes again,

by ensuring you have a top-notch

forecaster in your pocket

SNOWFLAKE

WEATHER

With a background

in letting you

keep an eye on

computers by

way of iStat Menus,

Bjango now wants

to help you track

the weather too.

Its app marries

immediacy and

high detail, letting

you delve into

conditions to

whatever depth

you want. Subscribe

for maps, themes

and customisation.

£4.99 / iOS

SPACE

WEATHER

REPORTER

If you’ve worked

your way through

every weather app

and still hanker for

more, give this one

a go and find out

what’s going on

in space. You’ll

get data from the

superbly named

DONKI (Database

Of Notifications,

Knowledge and

Information), giving

you insight into solar

flares and such like.

£free / Android

RAIN

SUPREME