Fwd: The Innovative Apps That Had Us Talking This Week

August 10, 2013 This week was all about apps at Fast Company: From Glow, a fertility window tracker for couples trying to get pregnant, to an in-depth profile of Foursquare CEO Dennis Crowley. Advertisement Ikea's New Catalog Magically Transforms Into Furniture In an amazing use of paper, Ikea's new catalog can be placed anywhere in your home, and appear as any piece of furniture on a smartphone or tablet. READ MORE › Will Foursquare CEO Dennis Crowley Finally Get It Right? After 10 years, eight South by Southwests, two startups, and zero dollars in profit, will Foursquare CEO Dennis Crowley ever find his way? READ MORE › Glow, A Fertility App Conceived By A Former Slide Exec, Is Powered By Data Instead Of Assumptions Rather than tackling small problems like laundry, Glow, created by Google and PayPal veterans, aims to help parents discover their fertility window and become creators themselves. READ MORE › A Bible Of Color Theory Is Now An App On the 50th anniversary of Josef Albers's The Interaction of Color, Yale University Press has released the work as an interactive teaching tool along the lines of what the Bauhaus master originally intended. READ MORE › MixBit, The New App From YouTube's Founders, Aims To Turn Everyone Into A Filmmaker With YouTube, Chad Hurley and Steve Chen made publishing videos easy. Now they want to make it just as easy to create them. READ MORE › End Your Week On A High Note With These 5 Free Apps You don't have time to track down new free apps--so we've done it for you. Whether you need to hone your productivity or waste a few minutes during your coffee break, there's something here for you. READ MORE › Hacking Hollywood: A Fast Company Digital Edition › Announcing The 2013 Innovation By Design Conference › 6 Secrets Of Super Productive To-Do Lists › AmazonFresh Is Jeff Bezos' Last Mile Quest For Total Retail Domination › Advertisement