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Apple launches new featured App Store section dedicated to taking selfies

Apple has added a new section to the iOS App Store today promoting apps used to share selfies (via MacStories‘ Federico Viticci). Among the apps included are classics like Snapchat and the Justin Bieber-backed Shots and lesser-known apps such as selfie-editing app Facetune and an app called Front Flash that’s design to make it easier to take selfies in low light…

The temporary section is featured on the front page of the App Store on both iOS and the desktop iTunes application.

If you’re looking for a new app for taking selfies (and hey, who isn’t?), here’s your chance to find the perfect one. Maybe one day soon there will also be a section for finding just the right Flappy Bird clone.

Here’s the full list of featured apps:

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Comments

  1. Lol. Someone at Apple knows what they are doing! :D

  2. Daniel Sims (@SimsDaniel) - 10 years ago

    Please tell me this is a fake comedy post…

  3. sardonick - 10 years ago

    dafuq?

  4. ryscript - 10 years ago

    Flappy bird clone? hhmm no, how about try Pugo game? it’s kinda like Flappy bird but hey you’ll have a chance to get a life, this is not my game nor I included in the development just want to promote the game specially it’s made by couple PH app developer :)

  5. jmarus - 10 years ago

    Don’t forget about Partyselfie. The best selfie app available on the App Store right now. Not sure how apple missed it…

  6. Tallest Skil - 10 years ago

    Psychotic nonsense.

  7. Anjali Joshi - 10 years ago

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  8. drtyrell969 - 10 years ago

    And the NSA face recognition trend progresses. Thanks Apple!

  9. I miss the best one. Smile2Shoot. It’s been around for 2 years and it’s really funny to use because it speaks to help you get the best selfie.

  10. Is it to early for April Fool’s Day?