Nowadays there are so many awesome apps out there with a massive range of functions, from stock trading to addictive games there is an app for everything. The brilliant thing is that if somehow the app that you want isn't out there, there is even an app that you can use to learn programming while on the go. Today, we are sharing six of the best iPhone apps out right now.
Minecraft: Pocket Edition
The pocket edition of Minecraft is only $7 and it is many hours of entertainment for the cost of a burger! You can explore the randomly generated maps - they have creative and survival mode just like the PC version. You get the same addictive Minecraft gameplay on the go, the game runs very smoothly on most devices, but you do need decent processing power. Luckily, you can sell your phone for cash or trade it in with little to no effort nowadays.
Adobe Photoshop Fix
Photoshop Fix is free in the app store; it has a fantastic easy-to-use interface and allows powerful image retouching and restoration. You can use all the tools familiar from Photoshop like smooth, liquefy, lighten, and heal. There is even "face-aware liquefy", which allows you to make changes like creating a bigger smile. It is integrated with Photoshop via the Creative Cloud which lets you send editable, layered PSD files to Photoshop, and it can sync your edits across all computers and devices.
Heads Up!
If you're looking for a fun game to play with friends or an ice breaker for a group event this is a cheap and fun way to keep everyone entertained. It is easy to learn how to play and you can even save videos of your game play, or share them to Facebook. There are more than 40 themed decks and it had over 650,000 downloads in the first month on the app store.
Waze
Waze is a brilliant free app if you drive often. It lets you see user-generated traffic information and it features an animated map of your current location, the speed of local traffic, and how many other Waze users there are nearby. They have a useful send button which you can use to share your ETA, current location or destination with your contacts, turn-by-turn voice guided navigation, and you can even find the cheapest gas station on your route.
They have even released a ride-sharing version of Waze that is now open to the public in the Bay Area. Waze is a must have if you travel a lot by car and don't enjoy being stuck in traffic. You can even teach it your preferred routes by driving them several times.
Mint: Money Manager, Budget & Personal Finance
Mint is a free financial tracker app that takes all the annoyance out of making a budget, created by the makers of TurboTax and QuickBooks. It helps you to save money and be smarter with what you spend by pulling all your accounts, credit cards, and investments into one place so you can create a budget, and track bills/set reminders. It is connected securely and lets you set up financial goals, track your progress, and manage your budget.
Couch to 5k – Running App, Training Coach, and GPS Tracker
If you have been thinking about getting fit, now is the time to start! This program is a great way to start running. No matter how slow you are this app will help you on your way to running your first 5K, and it stops new runners from getting injured by doing too much too soon. It has tracking by total distance and average pace and you can also view your workouts to compare your stats. Business Insider says that Couch to 5K is the best app to get you from zero to your goals.
Conclusion – No matter what you need, there is an app for you
There are thousands of apps in the app store, even some smaller ones that only have a few users but are also useful. Take the time to download awesome new apps or create one for yourself, you never know your app idea may be a hit!