The most unusual mobile applications
There are so many mobile apps for everything and nothing that it is sometimes difficult to find your way around.
Let's review the most unlikely ones we might come across on our smartphones.
AirPnp
It's a bit like the Airbnb of toilets! A pressing need in the middle of the street? Individuals are there, all around you, to rent you their toilets for a small sum, surely allocated to clean up after you have been there...
Created by Americans with small bladders, the app should appeal to girls, like me, who have small bladders and big beer drinkers! Did you say weird?
Pimple Popper
When virtual bubble wrap can no longer soothe us, there is always the solution we use in case of extreme emergency... by pressing the big red Pimple Popper button (no pun intended)! This app actually suggests popping pimples to relax since apparently there are people who love this little pastime (each to their own passions...).
Already more than 10 million mobile users have downloaded this free game for Android and iPhone
Marco Polo
Are you constantly looking for your phone? Adopt Marco Polo, a fun app that will allow you to find your precious smartphone with just a shout! Call "Marco" in a loud and clear voice, and your phone will show itself, answering "Polo!" and telling you where it is. Practical when you don't have another phone to call it.
The application is paid (0.89 euros), available for smartphones and tablets.
Bubble Wrap
With this application you will finally have at your disposal an unlimited roll of bubble wrap that you can burst whenever you want. You also have the possibility to add the bubble wrap as a wallpaper so you can play bubbles while waiting for the subway or the bus, without having to access Bubble Wrap.
Moobox3D
Classic Moo box, useless but essential.
The moo box was the useless souvenir gift that we brought back from vacations when we were younger. It served absolutely no purpose and embarrassed those for whom it was intended. Rediscover this sweet feeling of unease with the app that reproduces this moo of a cow on ecstasy.
ThrowmeApp
Take aerial shots by throwing your phone in the air… I'll let you guess how that might end!
To be avoided in the evening, in concerts, with children…
Hangtime
Same principle… Except it doesn’t take pictures! The goal is just to throw your smartphone as high as possible. This could be considered as training for the previous app but we’re not betting too much on the survival rate of the devices.
Ibeer
This app turns your smartphone into a virtual glass of beer that you can literally “drink”.
Just tilt to drink, and you can even pour beer for other users of this app. iBeer has been downloaded between 50 and 100 million times on Google Play Store, but it is also available on iTunes.
Ilickit
The principle is simple, you have to finish the plate served by licking the screen as quickly as possible. If after all these activities, your smartphone is still in working order, you can finish yourself off by catching the most varied collection of germs in the neighborhood with this app
Inap@work
Did last night's party finish you off? Take a nap discreetly without leaving your workstation thanks to this application, your best ally for the day after a party during the week. This clever app recreates the sounds of mouse clicks, rustling papers or sniffles, to pretend that you're working hard! Difficult to adapt to an open space, however...
