New Apps for the Week of February 1st thru the 7th

Posted by Elias Saba on February 8, 2015 — 3 Comments

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Every Sunday I bring you the list of new apps and games released in the previous week for the Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick. This past week there were 75 new apps released.

Games

Video

Kids

Other

Airtight
$0.99
Sticky Notes
$3.00
PlayTo Receiver
FREE
Instant Relax
$0.99
Instant Fart
$0.99
Instant Fun
FREE
Instant Cartoons
$0.99
Instant Animal & Birds
$0.99
Virtual Stormy Ambience - Storm for Your Surroundings
$0.99
Virtual Snowstorm - Falling Snowflake for TV
$0.99
Blurry Rain - Beautiful Rain View on Your Screen
$0.99
Animated Blizzard Free - Snowfall for TV Free
FREE
Animated Blizzard - Snowfall for TV
$0.99
Virtual Snowstorm - Free
FREE
Animated Snowfall Free - Snow Ambience Free for TV
FREE
Animated Snowfall - Amazing Snow View
$0.99
Rain View Free - Rain for TV Free
FREE
Natural Storm Ambience - Lightening Ambience for TV
$0.99
Rainy Screen - Enjoy the Rain Ambience
$0.99
Spectacular Fireworks - Colorize the Sky with Fireworks
$0.99
Virtual Rain Drops - Calm Rain Ambience
$0.99
Majestic Waterfall TV - View the Majestic Waterfall on Your Screen
$1.99
Natural Meditating Ambience - Enjoy the Calm Ambience on Your Screen
$0.99
Beautiful Autumn Rain - Rain on Your Screen
$0.99
Spinning Wind Turbines - Feel the Wind Turbines in Your Lounge
FREE

SourceAppstoreAudit

3 comments

Joao says:
February 8, 2015 at 12:49 pm
Thank you! I had previously purchased XCOM by mistake and now I can play it!
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Darren says:
February 8, 2015 at 7:07 pm
Am I the only one who feels that the 1k apps is kind of a lie? I mean, it feels like there must be close to 50-100 nature type scenery programs. All the fireplace/fishtank apps, It just seems like there are way to many of those more or less, useless apps. I will admit I have a couple of them.
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- Rick says:
  February 8, 2015 at 7:59 pm
  Agree. If it’s true that Amazon lags a bit with app approvals I at least hope they prioritize useful apps over the plethora of screen saver apps that continue to flood in. Would be pretty lame if something like Sling TV ever had to wait in a queue behind a dozen more fireplaces and rainstorms.
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