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The Best iPhone Apps to Have

by Ava on August 27, 2010

Over the weekend, we made a compilation of what we think would be the best iPhone apps available on the store and you may want to take a look if your favorite apps form part of the file we made. The listing below is not arranged in any order whatsoever.

This is my most favorite app when games and amusement is the topic and the top selling app games on the list are Scrabble-like Words With Friends where you can play and invite other players using the social networks, the ever popular Plants vs. Zombies which gets you defending your house against an army of zombies and ogres and the only way to thwart them is to use lethal plants and you can propagate them using sunshine units, and the exciting Katamari where you are tasked to collect some items using a rolling sticky Katamari ball.

Providing you the mall picture booth experience without the noise and chaos of the mall is the app called IncrediBooth. With the app, you can generate three “retro effects” photos and you can share the images on Facebook. Putting pictures together or super-imposing one photo against the other to create an awesome imagery effect is what you can do with app called Diptic. Have fun juxtaposing pictures and see the funny and sometimes strange results.

For the avid traveler, you should never be caught without the app Wi-Fi Finder because it provides information on all Wi-Fi spots almost all over the world, whether the spot provides paid Wi-Fi or free. And you can even search and filter your search via the internet connectivity provider or by location. If you want to navigate like you have been in the area all your life, get the TomTom app because it will supply you with a GPS navigation map that provides detailed directions turn by turn. The routes and maps are logged and stored on the phone’s own memory so you can update the maps almost instantly without using internet connection.

For the fitness buff and those who are on strict weight reduction programs, the best iPhone app for you would be Lose It. The app tells you the food you need to take for the day.

For those who often experience weak connection, the Line2 app automatically provides a second line of communication for you and during times when connection is weak, you can still make contact using low cost or even free VoIP connections.

The 1Password app maintains all your passwords and usernames in one safe area and it can be synched with your desktop using its language so need to worry about compatibility. It can also be use a safe storage for for other pertinent personal information social security numbers and the like.