Apps
Learn about new iPhone apps that are worth downloading. Finding new cool iPhone apps is hard, and iPhone Application List discovers and reviews some of the best apps.
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Free iPhone apps: understand what the free version includes
Separate a free download from a usable free service, then try the exact task you need before committing.
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Business and finance apps: organize records before dashboards
Build a reliable trail from a receipt or invoice to an exportable record, and separate administration from financial advice.
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Words With Friends: the original iPhone word game
A historical guide to the original Newtoy app and the appeal of taking a word-game turn when you have time.
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YouTube on iPhone: build a video library you can actually use
YouTube is useful when you turn a broad video catalogue into a small set of reliable channels.
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EA’s 2011 Tetris: the experiment with one-touch play
This historical App Store link points to Electronic Arts’ redesigned mobile Tetris, not every later game carrying the name.
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Apple Podcasts on iPhone: organize listening around your day
Apple Podcasts combines show discovery with a library and playback queue.
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Snapchat on iPhone: choose the audience before sharing a moment
Snapchat opens around making and sharing visual messages.
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Extreme Road Trip 2: understand the rhythm of its stunt driving
Extreme Road Trip 2 presents arcade driving as a succession of jumps, stunts and landings.
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Messaging apps: keep group conversations manageable
A continuation guide focused on group membership, clear decisions, notification expectations, and the end of a project.
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Angry Birds Star Wars: the 2012 crossover behind this iPhone link
A look back at the original Angry Birds Star Wars, its familiar characters and the difference between a historical App Store link…
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Bad Piggies on iPhone: solve the journey by building the vehicle
Bad Piggies asks you to assemble a contraption and discover whether it can reach its destination.
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Social networking on iPhone: build a feed you can leave and return to
Choose the people and topics you want to follow, understand the account behind the app, and keep a realistic exit plan.
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Sleep Cycle on iPhone: read the tracking features with care
Sleep Cycle’s developer describes sound-based sleep tracking, an alarm and reports about overnight patterns.
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Afterlight Legacy: understanding the original photo editor link
This old Afterlight link belongs to the earlier app. Here is how to distinguish it from today’s editor and preserve the photos…
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Find My iPhone: where an old App Store link leads today
Apple’s lookup still identifies app ID 376101648 as Find My iPhone, with metadata dating to an older release.
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Free education apps for iPad: turn a lesson into a small project
Use the larger screen for explanation, experimentation, and a finished piece of work instead of collecting disconnected exercises.
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Minecraft on iPhone: choose a first project before entering the world
Mojang’s listing describes Creative play with plentiful resources and Survival play built around gathering, crafting and danger.
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Hipstamatic Classic Camera: give an iPhone photo a deliberate visual style
Hipstamatic’s Classic Camera frames digital photography around combinations of simulated lenses, films and flashes.
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Strategy games on iPhone: choose the decisions you want to make
Compare turn length, readable information, save behavior, and the content included in a mobile strategy game.
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Book apps for iPhone: build a reading library that fits your habits
Choose between borrowing and buying, test reading comfort, and prepare books before an offline journey.
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From an iCols link to myCols: identifying the cycling app by its Apple ID
This legacy address contains the name iCols, while Apple’s lookup for the same numeric app ID currently returns myCols.
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Action games on iPhone: controls matter more than the trailer
Evaluate touch controls, readable movement, interruption handling, and the exact mobile edition before buying.
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Find My Friends: understand the older app name and modern location sharing
Apple’s lookup associates this app ID with Find My Friends and an older release record.