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Hang w/ (Free)
You’d love to be able to hang out with your favorite celebrities right? And by that we mean watch live streaming video of them on your phone. This app offers the potential for conversation, too. It’s effectively a way to broadcast video from and to your iPhone. The celebrity worshipping side is being played up, but you can use this app to create your own broadcasts if you like and try to build a fan base of your own.
Happier (Free)
Do you ever stop to consider what makes you feel happy? We could all use more happiness and it’s something that you can pass along to friends and family. This app plugs into your Facebook account, but it’s like a filter that edits out negativity and encourages you to share all of your little happy moments each day. Recording and sharing positive things is a laudable idea and you’ll already know whether this is something that could work for you.
Sing! Karaoke (Free)
Fancy yourself as a singer? You can prove it with Sing! Karaoke, which transforms your iPhone into a portable karaoke machine. The basic app is free, but you’ll need a subscription ($2 weekly, $5 monthly, or $25 annually) to enjoy access to the large library of tracks. You can also pay $1 for a one-off single track if you prefer. You can hook up with your friends and enjoy duets or group performances in person or online. The app also features voice filters and the ability to upload and share your best performances.
Fotopedia Heritage (Free)
Whether you are actually planning a trip or just daydreaming about your next adventure you should check out the free Fotopedia apps. This one is focused on World Heritage sites, but you’ll find standalone apps covering Paris, National Parks, Italy, and even North Korea. They are packed with gorgeous photographs of places you’ll immediately want to visit. There are maps with points of interest marked, but the really great thing about these apps is the photography and the recommendations from experienced travelers.
Flock (Free)
With Flock, you can automatically share photos with Facebook friends based on your shared location. The app checks metadata on location and time and then cross references with your Facebook friends to make photo sharing easier.
Fring (Free)
Forget downloading different apps for each IM service like, AIM or Yahoo Messenger, especially when the limitations of the iPhone mean you won’t be able to switch between them without closing one. Fring combines all the most popular instant messaging clients in one app, plus Twitter, Facebook and even SIP and video calling. We also dig the no nonsense layout, and extras, like built-in history.
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Many photo-editing apps fall down when it comes to being accessible and intuitive, while others lack the depth you need to get great results. Snapseed is perfectly balanced. You’ll find a range of basic tools to fix up your photos, a nice line-up of creative effects, and handy sharing options. You can get great results with these tools without having to undertake a tutorial first.
SketchBook MobileX (Free)
Forget using the back of a napkin for your next brilliant idea. Sketch it out in full color with this free version of Autodesk’s powerful Sketchbook Mobile. Multiple tools, brushes, synthetic pressure sensitivity and a streamlined user interface make it a breeze to scratch out images as quickly as the wheels in your mind turn – with a little practice.
Geocaching ($9.99)
Old-time geocachers may bemoan the lack of prep work that this all-inclusive geocaching app eliminates, but casual geocachers won’t be able to deny the convenience. Just fire it up and when you’re in a new area to find nearby caches, read the details, drop a pin on the map, and get searching. You can even post field notes to help others, right from the phone. We’ve used it for impromptu caching in the middle of a hike or just strolling around the city.
Instagram (Free)
Instagram is one of the most popular apps for the iPhone and there are good reasons why. Not only does Instagram let users apply a huge selection of vintage-style filters to their mobile photos, but it also has a social platform for sharing and commenting on those photos with friends. The app has created a Facebook or Twitter-like design just for mobile photos, allowing users to ‘follow’ friends, comment on photos, and view all of their friends’ photos in one feed. The high-quality filters and social sharing aspect make this app a hard one to beat for iPhone photo-enthusiasts.
I found a useful app called HeyWe! last week. It still has some little quirks but for a first release it has been running great! My family has been using it for the past week for our communicating and what not. The app has a great set of features but not over the top ones that would make it run slow or make it useless. You should definitely check it out!
Hey, TALKING PIRATE just became FREE!
If you lose you just your phone, Apple found that my iPhone app will pinpoint your position on a map. What’s more, if your phone is buried in couch cushions, the app will show your laptop to blast a sound for two minutes at full volume, even if it is set to silent mode. And in the unfortunate event that your phone is stolen, find my iPhone remotely may result in personal data in the phone’s memory to self destruct.
I would like to recommend “Alphabet Connection”. It’s a free puzzle game with 100 Levels packaged in retro pixel graphics with a haunting, ambient soundtrack to give your brain an old-school workout.
If you like elegant puzzles with simple rules, you’ll love this game.
PS: There is a comics about the making of this game. Find it on “
Our favorite iPhone apps are FlySmacker and Singing City. On iPad our favorite apps are FlySmacker and Toy Store Delivery Truck.
Netflix has some new competition. The new app Uvids is
available in the apple app store. You don’t have to pay a subscription
like Netflix. Here it is: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/uvids/id511893266?mt=8
Axool from digitaltrends.com said:
Valentines Day Cards and SMS for iPhone and iPod
Send a Valentine's card to the beloved, wife or husband, or anybody else- your very close person by email, via Facebook, or as SMS.Excellent design templates, easy procedure for sending valentine's cards, SMS by the default themes and picture texts.Enter the default template to your wish, verse and your name and send it.Valentine's Day cards can be used as a greeting card newly weds as a marriage, a wedding anniversary, or as an expression of his deep affection whenever you feel like it.A few taps to create an original greeting card, or SMS and you can send immediately.Choose a Valentine's Card or SMS in your language: English, French, German, Japanese, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Slovak and Czech.
Definitively “MY TALKING TOYS”! My favorite´s the pirate who turn into a skeleton and the Rapper cause he does beatbox and scratch, but all of them are really cool even the game inculded.
I’ve been playing Rage of Bahamut app, its the most addicting so far. you guys should try that out, if you like it and im right, use my reference code at the end of tutorial you’ll get a free really rare card and 100k in game rupies!!! Reference Code: ELG94339
Write that down trust me, have fun and enjoy.
I saw you mentioned my favorite app FastMall on another article but it should be here as well. Incredibly helpful!
Try this cool free iPhone caption app: CaptionStudio It’s a great app, better than I’d Cap That
Kookie from digitaltrends.com said:
The app store is filled up with way to much apps and what I think would make it a whole lot better for us and the store is if the app has a small rating and only 2 stars and down. should be removed! :)
I would like recommend RapidProtect, this is also a best app to track family, friends and business members with lots of advanced collaboration features available in it. App is available at (rapidprotect DOT net) and developed by Rapidsoft Systems Inc.
Also a another app i am using mobipixie app (mobipixie DOT com) to send out high-quality, customized, color postcards (greetings) from mobile phone and it is also a great app.
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If you haven’t discovered Heytell, then you’re not really looking for THE best app!!!!!