There are new apps flooding onto the Apple iStore every day. Although
many of them are free others have to be paid for; but despite this the
prices are hardly exorbitant and they extend the functionality can
iPhone no end. Coupons can be used to buy many of the apps at discounted prices, so here are just a few of the best of the crop for this year:
Shazam Player
This is a great replacement for an iPhone’s iPod app; it allows you to see the lyrics of any song you are currently playing. It searches your phone’s memory to find all the songs held there and locate their lyrics, which are displayed in real time as the songs are played back, enabling you to sing along to them.
LightBomber:
This is a fantastic portable application for the budding or professional photographer. It enables you to take long exposure photographs with your device so that you can create imaginative light painting photos. The app also contains in-built tips on exposure and composition, and it incorporates software ‘lights’ which carry out much of the hard work for you.
GymPact:
This app will be invaluable as a new year gets underway and resolutions are starting to bite. It revolves around a ‘pact’ that you make with the app, committing you to visiting the gym a certain number of times a month. If you fail to meet an appointment for training, you get penalized by the app as it takes your money. You set the amount beforehand, and the converse is that if you make the appointment you are rewarded financially.
Commit
This is another good app for making you keep to a daily task schedule. It is a simple app with an equally simple but elegant interface that gives you warning reminders if you miss a task you have set yourself, such as sitting down to practice your writing at a certain time or doing some daily yoga.
yumPower:
This is a good app for dieters and anyone interested in what they are eating. You tell it the type of diet you want to have and then it goes and finds the appropriate food for you to eat. Types of diet you can input include calorie wise, fiber focus and diabetic. The app will tell you the locations of local chain restaurants that serve that sort of meal.
Launch Center
This provides a shortcut for launching websites, turning on the phone lights, and scheduling alerts on your phone. You simply tap a pop up alert to launch the action.
Highlight:
Need to make your presence known to friends and family? Well, you can use this app to let any friends you have in the area know that you are nearby. Your friends have to be using Highlight as well, and their information is culled from their Facebook accounts. A notification is pushed once the friend is within a few blocks radius.
Agenda Calendar:
Working like an old Filofax, this app simply allows users to organize their lives a lot more and get the most out of their day by scheduling appointments and tasks. It concentrates on only the key information that you need to effectively manage your day
Shazam Player
This is a great replacement for an iPhone’s iPod app; it allows you to see the lyrics of any song you are currently playing. It searches your phone’s memory to find all the songs held there and locate their lyrics, which are displayed in real time as the songs are played back, enabling you to sing along to them.
LightBomber:
This is a fantastic portable application for the budding or professional photographer. It enables you to take long exposure photographs with your device so that you can create imaginative light painting photos. The app also contains in-built tips on exposure and composition, and it incorporates software ‘lights’ which carry out much of the hard work for you.
GymPact:
This app will be invaluable as a new year gets underway and resolutions are starting to bite. It revolves around a ‘pact’ that you make with the app, committing you to visiting the gym a certain number of times a month. If you fail to meet an appointment for training, you get penalized by the app as it takes your money. You set the amount beforehand, and the converse is that if you make the appointment you are rewarded financially.
Commit
This is another good app for making you keep to a daily task schedule. It is a simple app with an equally simple but elegant interface that gives you warning reminders if you miss a task you have set yourself, such as sitting down to practice your writing at a certain time or doing some daily yoga.
yumPower:
This is a good app for dieters and anyone interested in what they are eating. You tell it the type of diet you want to have and then it goes and finds the appropriate food for you to eat. Types of diet you can input include calorie wise, fiber focus and diabetic. The app will tell you the locations of local chain restaurants that serve that sort of meal.
Launch Center
This provides a shortcut for launching websites, turning on the phone lights, and scheduling alerts on your phone. You simply tap a pop up alert to launch the action.
Highlight:
Need to make your presence known to friends and family? Well, you can use this app to let any friends you have in the area know that you are nearby. Your friends have to be using Highlight as well, and their information is culled from their Facebook accounts. A notification is pushed once the friend is within a few blocks radius.
Agenda Calendar:
Working like an old Filofax, this app simply allows users to organize their lives a lot more and get the most out of their day by scheduling appointments and tasks. It concentrates on only the key information that you need to effectively manage your day
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