PopAGraph has been named App of the Week and is free for a limited time only. PopAGraph offers endless combinations of features that will add style to your images and produce a 3D effect by literally popping the subject off the image. PopAGraph incorporates state-of-art image recognition technology to assist you in effortlessly isolating the subject in your image and applying filters separate to the background to add a dramatic contrast. Generate a multi frame look with the framing options. Change the color and thickness of the frames and shapes. Add a caption and share your masterpiece with your friends. » PopAGraph: Free For A Limited Time

Peek is a quick and simple to use calendar for your iPhone. It is designed to be glanceable and intuitive. Peek presents the essentials in a easy to understand manner, without overwhelming you with data you might not need for an on-the-go experience. » Peek Calendar: Minimalist Calendar App For iOS

Google has released a preview of a new developer toolkit, which makes it possible for developers to easily bring their Chrome web apps to iOS and Android. The tool is based on open-source framework Apache Cordova, which allows devs to build native apps for iOS and Android using CSS, HTML, and Javascript. » New Google Developer Tool Brings Chrome apps to iOS & Android

Google Chrome for iOS has been updated with some interesting new features. The updated Google Chrome browser comes with data compression & translation tools. The data compression tool helps reducing your data usage up to 50%, while the translation tool can translate any webpage with a foreign language to your own language. » Update for iOS Google Chrome Browser Adds Data Compression & Translation Tools

Disney’s Where’s My Mickey has been named Apple’s App of the Week and will be available for free for the first time since its initial June 2013 release. Where’s My Mickey? is based on the populair game Where’s My Water?. Just like in Where’s My Water, you need to help Mickey Mouse collect water to progress through levels. » Where’s My Mickey?: App of the Week, Free For A Limited Time Only

Horizon is a new app in the App Store that lets you record horizontal videos no matter how you hold your device. Hold it upright, sideways or even keep rotating it while capturing, the video will always stay horizontal! You can add filters, shoot with the back or front camera and share your creations! » Horizon: Record Horizontal Videos No Matter How You Hold Your Device

A new jailbreak tweak called Controllers for All allows users to play iPhone and iPad games with the PlayStation 3’s Dual Shock 3 controller, via Bluetooth. iDB explains that “any game that supports a MFi (Made for iPhone) controller in iOS 7, is now fully playable with the Dual Shock 3, no cumbersome configuration required.” » New iOS Jailbreak Tweak Gives PlayStation 3 Controller Support