5 worthwhile apps this week

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  Gallery Doctor

  Chances are, you probably have too many photos on your phone. Gallery Doctor aims to help you clean up your camera roll by identifying low-quality, blurry and duplicate photos -- making it easy for you to review and delete the ones you don’t want.
  Keep an eye on: The app’s notifications -- it will let you know when it detects poor-quality images slipping their way onto your camera roll.
  Pro-tip: Long press on a thumbnail while you are reviewing it to see a full-size version of the photo.
  $2.99: iOS
  

  Image: Flayvr Media Ltd.

• Google Translate

  Google Translate got a big update this week. The Word Lens feature, which uses your phone’s camera to instantly translate text, has been updated to include 20 additional languages, including Croatian, Dutch, Hungarian, and Turkish.
  Keep an eye on: The app's real-time conversation feature, which lets two people speaking different languages communicate in real time, was also updated to be faster and more reliable on slower networks.
  Pro-tip: The Word Lens feature doesn’t require a data connection, but you do need to download the languages you want to translate before it will work.
  Free: iOS and Android
  

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  KeyFeed

  If you’re truly addicted to Instagram then why not have your feed in as may places on your phone as possible? KeyFeed’s Instagram client puts your feed right in your keyboard. Open it like you would any third-party keyboard to see the latest updates from your friends.
  Keep an eye on: You can share Instagram posts from the keyboard by tapping on a photo to send a link to the image.
  Pro-tip: You can’t comment on posts from the keyboard, but you can like the ones you see by using the same double-tap gesture as you would in the main Instagram app.
  Free: iOS
  

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  Qbert Rebooted

  The '80s arcade classic Qbert returns with Qbert Rebooted. The app has two modes: classic, which aims to recreate the arcade experience, and rebooted, which has a similar gameplay as the original but with graphics that look like they belong in 2015.
  Keep an eye on: The app introduces three new enemies and 30 new levels to mix things up.
  Pro-tip: You can disable ads with a one-time in-app purchase.
  Free: iOS
  

  Image: Sideline Amusemnets

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  Yahoo LiveText

  Part video chat, part Snapchat, Yahoo’s newest app puts a new spin on video messaging with its “live texting” concept. Add your friends and you can text while watching a live video feed of each other.
  Keep an eye on: Your own expression — if you can! The app’s lack of audio definitely has a tendency to highlight funny/awkward expressions as you try (probably unsuccessfully) to read the lips of the person you’re chatting with.
  Pro-tip: Double tap on the screen to switch between your front and rear-facing camera.
  Free: iOS and Android
  

  Image: Yahoo