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There were a lot of apps released to the App Store this week and this recap is one day late, so lets jump right in. Here are this week's most noteworthy games, apps and jailbreak tweaks released to the App Store and Cydia through 05/10/15 to 05/16/15. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Facebook to keep updated on all the latest iPhone and iPad news.
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Reddit may be the "front page of the internet" but it can be confusing to new users with its subreddits, voting and commenting system. The social networking site has also had a rocky relationship with the App Store, making it harder for iOS users to use its services and participate in events like its popular AMAs from their mobile devices. In my opinion the AMAs are one of the best features on reddit and that's why the official AMA app is a great option for new and old users.
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Update: Apple has just told The Wall Street Journal that "HomeKit-enabled smart-home devices are coming out next month," refuting Fortune's report below.
There hasn't been a lot of talk about Apple's home automation platform, HomeKit, mostly because there have been lots of other products to keep Apple fans busy. The Siri-controlled feature was originally announced during last year's Worldwide Developer Conference, but not many details were revealed. Rumors suggested that the platform would launch in May or June, but now sources have told Fortune that the release has been pushed back until to late August or September.
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BodyGuardz has extended its lineup of UltraTough products to cover the Apple Watch. The BodyGuardz Clear ScreenGuardz and Clear Skins are now available in both 42mm and 38mm Watch sizes. The UltraTough ScreenGuardz provides a thin, transparent cover that promises to add a "virtually indestructible" extra layer of protection to the Watch face. The UltraTough Clear Skins cover both the Watch face and scratch-prone aluminum case.
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Recording your thrills of victory and agonies of defeat from the air used to require a drone equipped with a GoPro and a friend skilled enough to pilot it behind you. The new Lily drone promises to make things a whole lot simpler by automatically following and recording your exploits, whether you are snowboarding, kayaking, mountain biking or just walking around.
