After releasing the app, I believed that in order to offer a genuine user experience, comprehensive preparation was needed. With the 8th generation of iPad and iOS11 update, Apple has successively revised technologies such as multitasking, drag and drop, and app snapping in accordance with their product philosophy. The new iPad Pro, Apple Pencil 2, new Siri function and updated iWork programs will be launched at the end of the year. It is reported that there are a large number of third-party apps that have been struggling to update these functions in advance for the iPad Pro’s debut. Taking into account all these aspects, we decide to open a blog to communicate with users directly via articles.
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Best Apps For Ipad 8th Gen
1Password
1Password
1Password
1Password
Source: iMore
No matter what type of device you own, you are always going to need a way to keep track of the dozens of passwords you collect from apps and websites. 1Password makes it incredibly easy to store information across all of your devices so you only have to remember the one you use to unlock the app. It also works with Touch ID, so you can keep your passwords ultra-secure.
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1Password
Keep all your passwords in one place, and generate strong passwords to prevent your accounts from being breached.
Free Download with IAP at the App Store
iWork
Pages
Numbers
Keynote
Source: iMore
Of course, no iPad would be complete without Apple’s suite of productivity apps. With Pages, Numbers, and Keynote, you can create and edit the best files and documents around. And, if you are sharing your work with Office users, no problem — iWork is compatible with Microsoft’s counterparts.
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Pages
Apple’s own word processors. Create documents from scratch or use the built-in templates for resumes, letters, business cards, and more.
Free Download at the App Store
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Numbers
Crunch the numbers, make tables, and all the other wonderful things spreadsheets can do.
Free Download at the App Store
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Keynote
Put together a presentation in a series of slides, with plenty of transitions and other features to make your visuals really pop.
Free Download at the App Store
Microsoft Office
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Microsoft’s Office line of productivity apps are similar to Apple’s iWork but are better for those still more comfortable with Microsoft’s design. You can view, edit, and create documents on your iPad with these free apps, but with an Office 365 subscription, you’ll get some really nice extras, like 1TB of OneDrive storage, Skype calls from phones, an Outlook.com email account, and more. If you prefer Microsoft to Apple, you’ll want to download these best iPad apps on your new iPad right away.
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Microsoft Word for iPad
The same Microsoft Word you know and love right on your iPad.
Free Download at the App Store
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Microsoft Excel for iPad
Fully featured spreadsheets. Make charts and graphs with ease and display your data however you see fit.
Free Download at the App Store
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Microsoft Powerpoint for iPad
A beautiful and simple presentation creator. POwerpoint has a ton of themes, transitions, and features that make any slide exciting.
Free Download at the App Store
Fantastical for iPad
Fantastical 2
Fantastical 2
Source: iMore
You’ll be hard-pressed to find anyone who thinks that Apple’s own Calendar app is one of the best iPads apps, but Fantastical 2 is practically the polar opposite. It’s an incredibly robust app for keeping track of your daily events and keeping track of your reminders. There are three different views, to show you your days, weeks, and months at a glance. Plus the sidebar keeps you on schedule with your events and reminders. That’s right. Fantastical also connects to your Reminders app, so if you’ve set a task to grab some milk on the way home from the store today, it’ll show up in Fantastical.
Fantastical
Fantastical
The only calendar you will ever need. It’s a beautifully-designed app with all the best features for keeping track of your day-to-day life.
Free Download with IAP at App Store
Finance
Mint
Mint
Mint
Mint
Source: iMore
I discovered shortly after I started using Mint that it automatically creates a budget for you. After you connect your credit cards and bank accounts, the app automatically creates a budget based on average spending habits. You can increase or decrease the maximum for each budget and add or remove categories. Income and expenses are automatically added when you make purchases with your credit or bank cards. Cash transactions must be manually added.
If you don’t really need a budget, but like having one, just to see how you are doing, use Mint for the finance tracking and take advantage of the budgeting feature.
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Mint: Budget Planner & Tracker for iPad
Hook up your bank cards, and Mint will make a budget for you based on your spending — its as simple as that.
Free Download with IAP at the App Store
YNAB (You Need A Budget)
YNAB
YNAB
Source: iMore
YNAB is a fantastic app to have on-hand for really understanding how to budget your money. It helps you evaluate your lifestyle and decide what purchases are the most important to you right now or what can be put off so you can save up. You allocate every dollar that you make to some budget. If you’ve gone under budget for the month, your income will roll over to the next month. You can easily and clearly see where you’ve saved and how much you can set aside for a big purchase.
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YNAB (You Need A Budget)
If you don’t know where to start when it comes to making a budget, YNAB does all the heavy lifting for you. It’s a great way to track where all your money goes.
Free Download with IAP at the App Store
Streaming media
Netflix
Netflix
Netflix
Netflix
Source: iMore
If you can’t stream movies and shows on your big screen TV, watching them on your iPad is the next best thing. With a paid subscription to Netflix, you can access thousands of titles. If you are already a subscriber, all of your history, favorites, and queues will be waiting for you on your tablet.
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Netflix
It’s where you want to go to watch awesome original series like Stranger Things, Altered Carbon, The Witcher and more!
Free Download with subscription at the App Store
Hulu
Hulu
Hulu
Hulu
Source: iMore
Similar to Netflix, Hulu gives subscribers access to thousands of TV shows and movies right on their iPad. You can watch current seasons of some of the most popular shows on television the day after they air. Plus, Hulu’s exclusive content makes it worth the monthly price. If you already subscribe to Hulu, your history, favorites, and queues will be available on your iPad.
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Hulu
Not only does Hulu have original series, but it also has a wide selection of awesome tv shows and movies.
Free Download with subscription at the App Store
YouTube
YouTube
YouTube
YouTube
Source: iMore
To round out the media streaming trifecta, add YouTube for hours of homespun fun. Don’t forget to subscribe to iMore to keep up to date on the latest and greatest Apple product reviews. And, of course, there are always cat videos.
Best apps for ipad free
Free app of the month: Animoog Z
A screenshot showing Animoog Z on iPad
(Image credit: Moog Music Inc.)
Animoog Z builds on pioneering digital synthesizer Animoog, which married arresting visuals, rich Moog sounds, and an intuitive interface that let even beginners make grin-inducing noise with a minimum of effort. This follow-up takes things further, with sounds that now zip around through the X, Y and Z axes.
The setup remains the same. A large space is reserved for a visual interpretation of your sound – all neon green lines, with fluorescent comets flitting around. The keyboard defaults to scales, so what you play always sounds great. And none of this is limited: for free, you can dig into every preset, load thousands of user-defined sounds, and even save custom settings.
A paid tier ($19.99 / £17.99 / AU$30.99) opens up pro-grade connectivity and panes for more heavily manipulating sounds; but even for free, you get a full-featured, great-sounding, beautiful iPad synth.
The best free entertainment apps for iPad
Our favorite free iPad apps for having fun with your iPad, whether shopping, coloring, reading, watching TV or using Twitter.
A screenshot showing Serial Reader
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Serial Reader
Serial Reader wants you to read the classics. You might argue you don’t have time to wade through The Odyssey or War and Peace, but Serial Reader begs to differ, and cunningly chops up such tomes – and hundreds more you can choose from – into bite-sized chunks you can blaze through on a daily basis.
Each ‘issue’ takes about ten minutes to read and arrives at a user-defined time, along with an optional notification. It’s a clever system that really does get you reading. And the reading experience itself is solid too, with all the usual layout and typography options you’d expect.
Generously, you get all this for free, but pay $2.99/£2.49/AU$4.49 for premium and you get extra features, including cloud sync, ‘read ahead’ to future issues, highlights and notes, series pausing and the option to add your own EPUBs.
A screenshot showing Reading List – Book Tracker
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Reading List – Book Tracker
Reading List – Book Tracker is ideal if you buy loads of books and then forget about rather than read them. You add books to your virtual library by scanning barcodes or adding them from a web search results list. They then lurk in the sidebar.
A single tap on any entry and you can peruse its various details, along with heading off to Amazon or Google Books. Through adding user-defined categories, you can manage larger collections, or even have Reading List act as a wish list for titles you’ve not yet purchased. Basic progress tracking is in the mix too.
For free, the app is resolutely single-device, with no iCloud sync. But given the other features, it feels like a generous freebie for people who want to keep track of the books they’re reading.
A screenshot showing Sandbox – Physics Simulator
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Sandbox – Physics Simulator
Sandbox – Physics Simulator is an entertainingly noodly mix of creation and wanton destruction. It gives you a blank screen and a bunch of icons, inviting you to select materials and draw components to fill the void. You can build levitating stone structures that can be filled with soil and seeds, at which point flowers will start to grow.
Alternatively, you can explore what will happen when lightning blasts firework powder, or when you drop a bomb on your beautiful creation. Hint: nothing good for the things you’ve made. But Sandbox itself is plenty good. Sure, it’s a long way from real life, and its old-school pixel art aesthetic screams retro. But as a way to experiment and relax – whether you chill by making things grow or blowing them up – this is an excellent iPad freebie.
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MusicHarbor
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MusicHarbor
MusicHarbor deals with a gap in Apple Music and other streaming services: keeping track of your favorite artists, rather than just playing their tracks.
You can import artists from your local library or a streaming service. Imports appear as disc-shaped buttons. Tap on one and the artist/band page will display releases in reverse-chronological order, with a button to zip to a Google News search based on relevant keywords.
Elsewhere, the sidebar provides instant access to latest and upcoming releases, music videos, and concerts. Go pro ($5.99/£5.99/AU$9.99) and you can filter releases by kind, adjust the app’s appearance, and filter concerts by proximity. Even if you don’t, this one’s a must to keep tabs on artists and bands.
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