Time for another round of apps that cover the spectrum of your beloved mobile device, be it iPhone, Android or Windows!
The Weekly App Smack is the best of design and productivity apps (and maybe a couple of fun ones, too) for the busy design or engineering professional and this week we have a list sure to make you more efficient.
This week we have the perfect iOS game for getting young design engineers started in the engineerin’ game, an update to the popular AllTrails app to help make it easier for you to get your required dose of nature, a spiffy graphing calculator for your Windows phone and more…
Have an app suggestion that’s made your life easier or changed up your workflow? Let us know in the comments below or send it in to tips@www.solidsmack.com.
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Simple Machines by Tinybob
“Explore the playful side of STEM! Experiment with six simple machines, discover how they work, and investigate the invisible forces behind them in this sandbox app.”
AllTrails
“Even in a big city you might be surprised by how much nature surrounds you, and it’s never been easier to discover and share! Explore 50,000 trails across North America complete with maps, photos, and reviews for outdoor activities including everything from hiking and mountain biking to fly-fishing and snowshoeing…”
Weather Timeline
“Weather Timeline is a simple weather app that focuses on summarising the next hour, the next 48 hours and the next week so you don’t have to. It presents the forecast in a timeline to help you quickly glance and digest the information and has a strong focus on color to outline the weather conditions…”
GrabCAD
“For the first time, Android users have access to any 3D CAD models from their mobile devices. The GrabCAD mobile app offers access to both the GrabCAD public library of CAD models as well as private projects stored on GrabCAD Workbench.”
Grapher Calculator
“A scientific calculator for your Windows Phone…”
Pocket File Manager
“CloudMesh is an app where you can manage all your cloud accounts and local files enabling you to copy them between services…”
