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Editor's Picks: The Top Five Apps You Need!

Hello, all! It's Miniature Macintosh's first post! Sorry for the inactivity, I've been really busy lately. With that out of the way, I decided to do an "editor's picks" with the top five apps you need!

1. Rebble

No, I'm not talking about rebble.io; I mean Rebble. It's a charming little Reddit client for the Pebble, and I found it easy to use, intuitive, and heaps of fun! It's not bad if you don't feel like taking your phone out, although it is nowhere near the full Reddit experience. You can updoot, downdoot, and save. It can read posts and comments and in some cases load the images in black and white! The best part is, it's open source!

2. Bike+

If you're someone like me, and you do a lot of biking, then Bike+ is for you. You do need a companion app, however, once everything is installed it is great! The Pebble acts as a speedometer and timer, pulling data from your phone.

3. Pebtris 

Tetris on your Pebble! It's a good time-killer, need I say more?

4. Misfit

Misfit is a great little health tracking app for Pebble. Its simple, easy to use, but also a huge battery drainer, since it needs to run in the background. Unfortunately, this app is somewhat broken, as Misfit shut it down a while ago. However, it still works well enough for step counting and sleep tracking, so it's a great app to use on earlier watches that lack the Pebble Health suite. Believe it or not, it is also the most popular app on the Rebble store!

5. Pebble Deliveries

Pebble Deliveries is a great little tracker for all of your packages. It's easy to use, handy, and open source!

Thanks for reading! I will try to be more consistent in my posts. :)
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