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7 Can't-Miss Apps

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With Facebook changing its news feed again and Google's new feature that lets you see your entire Google life, you may have missed this week's app news.
Each weekend, we round up a few of our favorite new and updated apps. This week's list includes an app that lets you see and share street art, a pet-rating app and a LEGO Star Warsgame.
Check out the gallery below to see our top picks. If you're looking for more items to fill up your phone, take a look at our last roundup of can't-miss apps.

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    Cutesy

    If people just aren't your thing, Cutesy is a social media app exclusive to pets. You can upload pictures of your own furry (or not-so-furry) friends, rate the cuteness of other people's pets and see if your own animal makes it to the top of the cuteness leaderboard. You can also see whose pets are nearby for possible playdates.
    Free: iOS
    IMAGE: CUTESY
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    Dungeon Tiles

    Dungeon Tiles takes the tile-swiping mechanics of Threes or 2048 and turns it into a strategy game. Combine similar tiles to earn lives, gold or attack power to destroy dragon tiles. You can also play against a friend on the same device for a competitive two-player experience.
    Free: iOS
    IMAGE: IYODA
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    LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens

    LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens has you blasting, flying and puzzling through the story of the seventh Star Wars film, taking control of Rey, Finn, Han Solo, BB-8, Kylo Ren and more. The first three chapters of the game are available for anyone to try for free, but you'll have to pay $6.99 to get the rest of it.
    Free: iOS
    IMAGE: WARNER BROS.
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    Meep

    Sometimes reading the news just isn't possible, whether you're driving to work or just want to know the latest happenings while your hands (and eyes) are busy flipping pancakes. Meep lets you listen to the news coming from major online publications like Bleacher Report, The New York Times and others. Select a topic and listen to narrators read stories from these sites. Skip what you don't want to hear and follow your friends to hear what they're listening to.
    Free: iOS, Android
    IMAGE: MEEP STREAMING NEWS RADIO
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    Ripl

    Ripl lets you combine your photos with high-quality text and graphics, allowing you to easily create professional-looking designs for social media, advertisements or whatever else you need. You can stitch together animations and music too, as well as create collages or slideshows.
    Free: iOS
    IMAGE: RIPL, INC.
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    Sportle

    There are so many sports being played on any given day, it can be difficult to keep track of which team's game is being streamed where. Sportle points you in the right direction, allowing you to search for games in almost every sport imaginable. You can also set alerts for your favorite teams and get notifications whenever they're playing.
    Free: iOS
    IMAGE: SPORTLE
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    Taggroo

    Cool, unique street art can be found all over the place, and Taggroo wants you to snap a picture and share it. You can check out tags from around the world, like and comment on photos, and go find the art yourself through location tags. Like other social media apps, you can follow specific artists or photographers and exchange messages.
    Free: iOS, Android

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