There are over 1 million apps in the App Store while we haven't tested them all. Here is a quick collection of iPhone apps that have gone most popular last year and beginning of 2014 too. Amongst them Facebook Paper is totally new which has been released on February 2014 with unlimited features that smartphone users will have from facebook. Most of the apps are free but a few premium requires to purchase the app in this collection. So let's check them them all out and pick a nice one for your iPhone.
Duolingo is selected by Apple as the company's top best iPhone app of the year — so far it's clear now why. Duolingo's new technology assists iPhone users to learn a new language both of the visual and verbal lessons. Learners have choices to switch the app in different languages e.g. Spanish, German, French, Portuguese and Italian when the app in running on their Phone. Somehow this great iPhone app is totally free to download from iTunes.
Price: Free
This iOS writing app is simple and superb named iA Writer: it's designed to help users concentrate on what they're writing and neither else. This awesome app includes some innovative features i.e. keyboard extension with ← → and punctuation keys, focus mode lets you concentrate on the current three lines (iPad only), and custom typeface optimized for iPhone and iPad. Publishing is easy and clear with no extra formatting settings required and no complicated interactions. You can sync via iCloud or Dropbox.
Price: $4.99
For the avid photographers, Photo Light Meter is the real deal, since the app provides photographers a functioning, quality light meter that can test the intensity and exposure of the photography subject. The normal cost of the app is nearby $15 — $200 at the store and online but for iPhone app its free, and you need not add any extra gadget with you at all time.
Price: Free
This awesome calender app fully functioned for iPhone users is neither simple Android calendar apps but Fantastical is different. It includes some extra-ordinary features like tapping and holding any back button now jumps back to the top view, typing "task" or "todo" now keeps auto-capitalized neither creating new item, also support for bold text accessibility options.
Price: £1.99
For twitter lovers Tweetbot is the best choice: it's fast, friendly and it
boasts lots of features for taming the Twitter firehose. The app is organized with mute filters that enable you to block users without unfollowing them. For sporting, news or entertainment, events the app is almost brilliant providing supports for multiple services including Instapaper and
Pocket.
Price: £2.99
Facebook paper app is an outcome of Facebook developers for about 9 months of hard labor is a complete app from the developers you've every seen or used. This multi featured facebook app lets you browsing stories from your Facebook News Feed in beautiful new layouts, watching fullscreen videos that come to life and fill the screen, unfolding beautifully designed article covers for news and stories from trusted sources and much more. This app is free to download and you can use it on your iPhone
Price: Free
Amazingly, the excellent IFTTT (If This Then That)
trigger-action service hasn't made its way to Android yet:
the better for you as it's a third-party apps such as LIFTTT. IFTTT lets you create powerful connections with one simple statement — if this then that. The app is coming, but
in the meantime Android users can only drool over the iOS app's ability
to automate services such as Facebook, Gmail and Twitter, and devices
such as Belkin's WeMo switches and Philips' Hue bulbs.
Price: Free
Mailing from your iPhone is too faster with Mailbox app that has made your mailing process much more pleasant:
it's designed to clear your inbox quickly,
archiving stuff you don't need to bother with and scheduling stuff you
do. Currently it supports on iOS for just Gmail and iCloud email.
Price: Free
An awesome RSS reader created by Silvio Rizzi provides an absolute joy for news fiends. The reader connects to the major RSS and sharing services (Feedbin, Feedly, Feed Wrangler,
Fever and Readability plus the usual Send To services), it's lovely to
look at and it's very fast. Where apps such as Flipboard try to make the
news look pretty, Reeder concentrates on delivering the information you
need as quickly as possible.
Price: £2.99
Template Run 2 is a gaming app if you've ever played
Temple Run, you know this feeling.
Temple Run 2
turned out to be a great sequel to its predecessor, which set lofty
standards. For starters, the new game has much better graphics in addition there are more characters to choose from and new terrains to conquer.
Price: Free
The app allows friends to pay
one another via iPhone at the touch of a button. Simply connect your
checking account to your Venmo app and settle debts (no matter how
small), without paying any processing fee to send payments or cash out
back to your bank account.
Price: Free
Over is an image edition software that allows users to overlay text onto the images that
they take with their smartphone (iPhone, Android). The messages can turn routine
smartphone pictures into e-cards, or simply provide a fun way to spruce
up your photos before sharing them to social sites such as Instagram or
Twitter.
Price: $1.99
Another fantastic epic Infinity Blade 3 for android gamers can usually count on the big names releasing games for
their platform. Attack, dodge, block, and cast devastating spells - all with the simple swipe of a finger. The app is no more available free to download it requires you to spend some money before downloading
Price: £4.99
Apple's iWork suite
is great, and while both Google and Microsoft offer perfectly good
mobile office suites in the form of Office 365 and Google Docs they
aren't as nice as Apple's apps. Keynote in particular is fantastic.
Price: £6.99
GarageBand turns your iPad, iPhone and iPod touch into a collection of
Touch Instruments and a fully featured recording studio — so you
can make music anywhere you go. It's a really useful music creation app, and its
synchronisation with the desktop version.
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