New apps need lovin’ too, right? Every day there are thousands of additions to the Google Play Store, but many go unnoticed and never receive the attention they deserve. We’ve shown in the past that this community can discover great apps and propel them to new heights. Our weekly Fresh Meat column highlights new apps with fewer than 100,000 installs. Browse our new Android app picks below and let us know which ones you enjoy.

App Swap

Description: App Swap is a drawer which allow you to easily launch your applications. It works with your existing launcher (Google Now, Nova, Yahoo Aviate, Everything Me,…). There are two ways to launch it, from your home screen or with a swipe up from your navigation bar.

Peacekeeper

Description: The Peacekeeper App is a tool that gives individuals and families a way to effectively safeguard their own households and communities for as little as $.89 cents/month per user (for households ranging from 6-12 people when they subscribe for 1 year).

SpinMe Alarm Clock

Description: Suck at waking up? Are you the type of person to set multiple alarms a few minutes apart from each other just to make sure you wake up on time? If so, say hello to your new alarm clock.

WeTransfer

Description: Simply select your photos & videos or use the share button, add your friends’ email addresses and upload up to 10GB! Enjoy inspiring backgrounds during the transfer. Your friends will receive an email with a download link. There’s no signup!

Fragment

Description: With Fragment, you now have the power to transform any image into totally unique, one-of-a-kind prismatic art you’ll want to share with everyone. Whether you’re looking to completely redefine and enhance your level of mobile photography, or simply want to add a subtle dose of creativity to your pictures, Fragment puts the artistry in your hands.

SuperBetter

Description: SuperBetter isn’t a game. It’s just an awesome tool created by game designers who take the best of games and apply it to your real life so you can get stronger, happier, and healthier.

Montage Parodies Soundboard

Description: Comes with 18 sounds used on the montageparodies subreddit and montage parody YouTube videos, can play multiple sounds at the same time and has optional shrekt or not shrekt background.

Calc+

Description: Your calculator has any features such as: touching to edit number and operator, reusing previous calculation result for the next calculation, sharing and storing result with note app? —> Calc+ can do all of them.

Android Wear BeeLink

Description: BeeLink is a Android Wear application that allows users to connect Android Wear devices to nearby Bluetooth devices. The application puts wear in command, allowing users to connect/disconnect the wear device to a tablet, phone or any other bluetooth device.

Showear: Android Wear Lock

Description: Showear is a simple utility avoiding your shower to take control of your smartwatch, but generally speaking it is a lock screen for Android Wear.

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LG has just announced the round counterpart to its first Android Wear smartwatch, the stunning LG G Watch R. And if what the company is showing off today ends up resembling the real deal when it’s released later this year, the competition has their work cut out for them.

The LG G Watch R is essentially an LG G Watch but with a round Plastic OLED (P-OLED) display. The display takes up 100% of the watch’s face, unlike the Motorola Moto 360, and according to LG, “produces stunning image clarity even under bright sunlight and superb clarity when viewed from any angle.” The full spec rundown of the G Watch R looks like this:

• Chipset: 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 400
• Display: 1.3-inch P-OLED Display (320 x 320)
• Memory: 4GB eMMC / 512MB RAM
• Battery: 410mAh
• Operating System: Android Wear (compatible with smartphones running Android 4.3 and above)
• Sensors: 9-Axis (Gyro/ Accelerometer/ Compass), Barometer, PPG
• Color: Black
• Other: Dust and Water Resistant (IP67)

While the G Watch R won’t be out in “key markets” until early in the fourth quarter, it will be on display at IFA next week. Be on the lookout for much more to come on the LG G Watch R in the near future.

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