Today’s smartphones are pocket-sized computers powerful enough to handle just about any task. The Android operating system and its apps allow people to do more than ever with their phones and tablets, but there are so many apps available that it’s easy to miss some of the best ones. Our list of the 10 best Android apps cuts out the nonsense and gets right down to business—whether you need a way to communicate with friends, track your fitness goals or start a journal of your life.
So, you’ve purchased a new iPhone. Cool. What are you going to do with it…talk? The iPhone can do so much more than voice-to-voice or FaceTime communication. By exploring Apple’s App Store, you can unearth apps that turn your handset into a fitness tracker, encyclopedia, or language-learning tool. If you can think of a potential iPhone use, it probably exists in app form.
However, the problem is finding those apps. The App Store is packed with apps—it’s millions deep. Some are wheat, some are chaff. Don’t waste your time with chaff. Instead, use this guide to find the iPhone’s top apps and hidden gems.
Our favorite apps cover a range of activities, including photo editing, social networking, messaging, getting organized, and staying healthy. There’s even one that helps you cheaply fill your gas tank. We’ve broken this list into 12 relevant categories, so you can browse just the app types that most interest you.
In the past, this list also featured the coolest video games the App Store had to offer. The iPhone gaming scene has become so robust that we decided it deserved its own separate, expanded list: Check out our features covering the best iPhone games and the best Apple Arcade games. We show Apple’s tablet love with the best iPad apps, too.
Be sure to revisit this page from time to time. Cool new apps arrive on the App Store all the time, so we update this list as we make new discoveries. Have you become enthralled with an app we failed to mention? We’d love to hear about it. Leave a comment, and we might add your suggestion during our next update. We didn’t forget Android users either; we have a separate roundup of the 100 best Android apps, as well.
COMMUNICATION
Facebook Messenger
4.5
Whatever your take on the social network of record, its messaging app is without equal. You don’t need a phone number to use Facebook Messenger, and you can use it on any device without the need for your phone to be present as it must with WhatsApp. It works on every platform, unlike iMessage. It also has many cool features, like audio calling and video chatting with AR masks, stickers, and mobile payments. You can even play games through it with your contacts. Oh, and all of that’s free.
Gmail
5.0
Google’s email app is a wonderful communication tool. Like the excellent Microsoft Outlook, it lets you read mail accounts from Hotmail, Yahoo, and others via IMAP. Gmail doesn’t integrate your calendar the way Outlook for iPhone does, but it makes your entire email database easier to deal with than the preinstalled Apple Mail app. It’s smooth and fast, and even gives you five seconds to undo sending.
Kik
Many messaging apps require you to give up your phone number to those who you chat with, but Kik only requires a username. Featuring a bot store boasting more than 6,000 bots, Kik beat Facebook Messenger and Skype to the punch in the field of artificial conversationalists. Group chat, photo and
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