Having just turned one, the App Store at iTunes and the team there have worked on listing out the all time favourite apps that took over the top positions when taking into consideration the downloading history. While some of these apps are interesting and have some nice uses, others are simply fun to have; and whether you use them daily or not, your iPhone could just face some serious increase in coolness. Here're some of the Apps that made their way onto the featured list.
Wikipanion- If Wikipedia is where you go to for all your answers then you know that sometimes it's hard to get to this website on your iPhone browser. To face such trouble you should download the Wikipanion app for your iPhone. Wikipedia lover would have to agree that this is truly the best companion to have on your phone. Everything is easier on this app and is streamlined in a manner that makes searching just a snap.
AP Mobile- News lovers love this app, it's called the AP Mobile app. Coming from the Associated Press room, this is an amazing amalgamation of comprehensive news which is both local and global. With this app you can choose your news preferences; from sports, entertainment or finance you find them all just under the tips of your fingers. Wherever you may be, you'll stay updated with the latest news as and when it happens, could news junkies really want more?
Weatherbug Elite- Keeping a track on the weather patterns in your city is important. After all our events run successfully only if the weather runs fine. So how do you find out if the weather is going to be fine? By the simple download for just 99 cents for the Weatherbug Elite app which is worth every cent you put in: not only do you get real time weather updates but also many other cool features.
Stanza- Reading books on your mobile phone is now so common that books are being written targeted for these users. But apart from such tiny tomes that fit on your mobile screen, you can download regular books and read them as ebooks on your iPhone too. Stanza is an app that lets you convert your iPhone into an eBook reader and lets you download the latest bestsellers on your iPhone. Ease of use is a big factor here and readers can skip to different sections without much hassle. Soon you could be reading Twilight or The Da Vinci Code, right on your iPhone.
Wikipanion- If Wikipedia is where you go to for all your answers then you know that sometimes it's hard to get to this website on your iPhone browser. To face such trouble you should download the Wikipanion app for your iPhone. Wikipedia lover would have to agree that this is truly the best companion to have on your phone. Everything is easier on this app and is streamlined in a manner that makes searching just a snap.
AP Mobile- News lovers love this app, it's called the AP Mobile app. Coming from the Associated Press room, this is an amazing amalgamation of comprehensive news which is both local and global. With this app you can choose your news preferences; from sports, entertainment or finance you find them all just under the tips of your fingers. Wherever you may be, you'll stay updated with the latest news as and when it happens, could news junkies really want more?
Weatherbug Elite- Keeping a track on the weather patterns in your city is important. After all our events run successfully only if the weather runs fine. So how do you find out if the weather is going to be fine? By the simple download for just 99 cents for the Weatherbug Elite app which is worth every cent you put in: not only do you get real time weather updates but also many other cool features.
Stanza- Reading books on your mobile phone is now so common that books are being written targeted for these users. But apart from such tiny tomes that fit on your mobile screen, you can download regular books and read them as ebooks on your iPhone too. Stanza is an app that lets you convert your iPhone into an eBook reader and lets you download the latest bestsellers on your iPhone. Ease of use is a big factor here and readers can skip to different sections without much hassle. Soon you could be reading Twilight or The Da Vinci Code, right on your iPhone.
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