This week the App Store got three great new apps that will both aid and entertain users of all types.

Urban Quiz by Tobias Basedow is a unique location based quizzing app. This app provides relevant trivia based on your current location. These questions are user submitted and only accessible to other users if they find themselves in the same location in which the question was submitted. This app creates a new sense of immersion for users as they are forced to interact with their environment in depth as they search for the right answer to these questions.

Kluckr by Kluckr Communications is your solution to the constant dilemma of finding the best chicken wings possible in your area. This app uses your current location to provide listings for nearby chicken wing restaurants, while additionally providing Kluckr’s ratings, reviews, and filtering options to aid in your wing selection process.

Phresheez by Michael Thomas is a useful app for the skiers and snowboarders this winter. This app will track your location throughout your day on the mountains, automatically upload pictures and videos to phresheez.com, and show your friends’ locations on a map of your resort. Phresheez will also geotag your photos and videos so you can see exactly where you were when they were recorded.

Last week the Apple App Store released three new location-aware apps to help you decide where you’re going, how to get there, and some ideas on what to do once you arrive.

Going by AOL is a great app to find things to do, covering many of the top cities in the U.S. based on the popular website Going.com. Using the power of location, Going shows you what your friends are up to right now, and where they’re planning to go later.

Before heading out to your chosen destination, it’s always important to make sure you’re looking your very best. Luckily, Holiday Gift Guide by NearbyNow provides a great way to check out the latest fashion styles. NearbyNow can even contact stores located near your location to reserve any particular item you happen to like.

Now that you’ve got some nice clothes to go out in, if you’re in Boston for the weekend (or for life like we are), just launch the Open MBTA app by Daniel Choi to gain access to public transportation data including the bus, commuter rail, subway, and boat schedules and make sure you arrive on time.