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With the House of Representatives sit-in blowing up social media and Instagram introducing new video channels, you may have missed some of this week's latest app news.

Each weekend, we round up a few of our favorite new and updated apps. This week's list includes one that helps you manage your trips, as well as an English language speech assistant app and a game where you pilot a spaceship past obstacles.

Check out the gallery below to see our top picks. If you're looking for more, take a look at our last roundup of can't-miss apps.

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  BitTorrent Now

  The popular file-sharing service BitTorrent is starting a new venture with BitTorrent Now, an app that allows you to stream music and videos. It doesn't have comparable libraries to streaming services like Netflix or Spotify; instead, it focuses on giving smaller and independent artists a place to host and spread their work. BitTorrent Now is the app to find stuff from people you've never heard of.
  Free: Android

  IMAGE: BITTORRENT, INC.

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  'My Eye Spy'

  My Eye Spy brings the game I Spy With My Little Eye to your phone, allowing you to play with your friends even when you aren't together. You can either choose a provided photo or snap your own picture, pick an object you want your opponent to find, and then highlight that area. My Eye Spy also lets you play with strangers.
  Free: iOS

  IMAGE: MORRIS PROJECTS LTD

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  Radar

  Instead of jumping between multiple different apps when you're traveling to a new place, Radar puts everything together. The app by Yahoo lets you forward all of your travel-related emails, such as ones that include plane tickets, and will act as your virtual travel guide. You can select from suggestions of places to visit or eat at, as well as build your own itinerary. But there's a catch: you'll need is a Yahoo account.
  Free: iOS

  IMAGE: YAHOO

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  'Hyperburner'

  Pilot a spaceship through testy terrain in Hyperburner and dodge debris and structures to reach the end of each level. There are six different zones, each with five levels, that get progressively harder to navigate through. Slide your finger up, down, left and right to avoid collisions in the well-designed levels.
  $2.99: iOS

  IMAGE: PATRICK COOK

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  Blink

  Sharing images you see on your phone can be annoying if you only want to capture a portion of your screen. Blink allows you to crop and resize your screencaps, highlight portions of them, and add text and emoji. You can easily make your own memes from things you see online and share them with the app.
  Free: iOS

  IMAGE: PRISM LABS

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  ELSA

  For non-English speakers, getting the correct pronunciation down for certain words or phrases can be a challenge. ELSA, which stands for English language speech assistant, helps people learn how to correctly pronounce different English words and when to stress certain words or syllables in sentences.
  Free: iOS, Android

  IMAGE: ELSA CORP

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  PicsArt Photo Studio

  PicsArt Photo Studio transforms your photos by adding different objects or elements, borders and even putting masks or drawing on them. The app has a new redesign that makes it more user friendly and easier to brush effects on and off in different modes. You can share your photos with the community and check out the work of other users.
  Free: iOS, Android

  IMAGE: PICSART, INC.