Every week, we hunt through the various digital stores to find you apps worth downloading. Our newest recommendations include one that makes it easier to share content to your favorite groups, an app from Google that encourages experimenting via your phone’s sensors, and more. Check them out.
Copying and pasting links and sharing videos and photos all can be a drag on mobile devices. That’s why Google built Spaces, a new app that lets you run searches, peruse YouTube videos, and even browse the web — then immediately share to a group to discuss. It all works in one app, so you don’t have to keep switching around when you share content. You can also share a URL of your group to bring anyone into the conversation.
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