App updates this week: Twitter, BreakFree, Evernote, Citrus and more!

From the uber-budget Moto E to the Lok Sabha Elections 2014, it has been an exciting weeks. Amid the conundrum over elections, if you've missed on your daily dose of app updates, then here's a quick recap. Twitter Earlier this week, Twitter’s finally rolled out the highly anticipated mute button. It allows users on web as well as mobile to silence another Twitter user with just a couple of clicks. By muting a user on Twitter, their Tweets and Retweets will no longer be visible on your timeline, and you will no longer receive push or SMS notifications from that user. However, the muted user will still be able to fave, reply to, and retweet your Tweets, but you won’t see any of that activity on your timeline. Facebook for iOSFacebook has released Facebook for iOS 10.0 and with it, the company is bringing Google Now-style contextual cards for each of your posts. In addition to the cards, Facebook for iOS now lets you compose posts while offline or in weak connectivity. Your post will published when you are back in range. Click here to know more.[caption id="attachment_223883" align="aligncenter" width="511"] Facebook cards for iOS[/caption] CitrusCitrus has now shed its beta tag and also added a slew of new features to the app. The app has added a new drawer to access the features quickly, improved registrations, help screens and a new FAQ section. In terms of usability and performance improvements, it gets editable bank details, timestamp on all transaction receipts, easier verification and longer session timeout, along with some bug fixes. Users can download the Citrus Cash app from the Google Play store. BreakFree for AndroidAn Indian couple has developed a new app to curb smartphone addiction which calculates the amount of time users spend on their phones and reminds them to take breaks. The new BreakFree app measures how long you spend using apps, how often you unlock your phone and how much time you spend making phone calls. It calculates an “addiction score” based on these metrics. It is available on the Google Play store. Evernote for WindowsEvernote for Windows now gets the new Presentation Mode. The new feature allows users to convert their notes into a full-screen easy-to-read design, suitable for a boardroom or lecture. Google Search for iOS Google Search app for iOS now allows asking questions with your voice. Besides, Google Now has also been improved. The app now allows what Google calls ‘smarter conversation’. Users can now ask questions like 'What’s the weather like?' and next one could be 'How about this weekend?' Google Now also gets new cards such as favorite authors, blogs and so on. iOS users can download Google Search from the Apple App store.