100 BEST APPS
EEVIE
We live in an age of
consumption, but
the planet wishes
we didn’t. If you’d
like to make your
behaviour a bit
more eco-friendly,
Eevie gives you the
means. Each of the
20 built-in habits
can be tracked, and
a card succinctly
outlines the
benefits it brings.
Need prodding
a bit? Turn on
reminders, or join
forces with friends.
£free / Android, iOSTEAMTOMM
Think you live in
a pigsty? Do local
pigs note that,
actually, their
places are a lot
tidier? Then you
should probably
get on with some
housework. This
app helps break
that down into
chunks, providing
daily cleaning
playlists that fit
with your lifestyle,
and sharing the
load with flatmates
or family members.
£4.99 / Android, iOS321FIT
If you don’t have
time for a gym,
321Fit says you can
squeeze exercise
into odd moments.
You choose from
pre-set routines
or create your own,
and then get to
do reps alongside
a character that
appears to have
escaped from
Teletext. Neatly,
there’s also an
ETA clock to advise
when the punishing
ordeal will be over.
£free / Android, iOSTOO GOOD TO GO
Too much food ends up in bins.
You can do your bit at home, but
Too Good To Go helps shops and
eateries cut down on waste. Fire
up the app and you’ll find local
bakeries, supermarkets and
restaurants keen to sell you
cut-price goodies before they
go out of date. There’s a good
meal with a bargain price-tag
attached for everyone.
£free / Android, iOSAPPLE WATCH
SERIES 5
It was a good day when Apple changed tack on the
Watch, abandoning pretensions at having created bling
jewellery and instead recognising the device’s health
smarts. With watchOS 6, this ramped up another notch.
Along with keeping tabs on your heart, an Apple Watch
Series 5 (or 4) looks after your ears: if loud noises are
blaring all around without you realising, you’ll get a
nudge so you can quickly bung in some earplugs or
head somewhere a bit quieter.
from £399 / apple.comNOW
ADD
THIS
The Series 5 is
the first Apple
Watch to have
an always-on
display.