10 Best iPhone 4/4S Apps You Must Have

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Best iPhone 4 apps list are quite many. If you look around the web, you will find many such lists. If you are intent on filling up your iPhone with loads of great apps, then you can definitely begin here. Here’s a cool list of top 10 most popular and best apps for iPhone 4/4S which would help you improve your productivity and give you loads of other options too. Most of the below apps are available to download on Apple App Store for free.

Facebook iPhone App

This would top the charts almost everywhere! Talk about social networking and Facebook comes to your mind always. The free Facebook Mobile app for iPhone 4 is a must-have if you need to stay in touch with friends and family through the social networking giant.

Price: Free; iTunes Download Link

DropBox iPhone App

The reason DropBox is a hot favorite amongst a lot of people – both professionals and students – is the awesome interface. If you are quite specific about the security and backup of your files, DropBox is the best option. The fact that it has an iPhone app makes it even more impressive. With a free account, you get up to 2 GB of storage and backup.

Price: Free; iTunes Download Link

RunKeeper iPhone App

Run, jog, walk a lot? Want to keep track of your workout? Great! Nike-sponsored RunKeeper is an awesome app just to do this. As with most apps that come from great companies, the RunKeeper app provides a wonderful, neat, simple and elegant interface. The app comes as a Free download. It also features GPS tracking.

Price: Free; iTunes Download Link

Skype iPhone App

Skype is not just great software – it is the software to turn to, to make calls, video calls, send smses and do much more. Most businesses depend on Skype. And an iPhone app for Skype is a boon for most of us. You can connect to a lot of friends, make video calls for free, and by adding credit you can also make international calls through Skype for cheaper rates. The app is a definite must-have.

Price: Free; iTunes Download Link

IMDb iPhone App

An app to satisfy all your movie and entertainment needs. New releases, blockbusters, films you can watch now, old films that you forgot about, and much more. This app is almost full-featured – has everything that the normal website offers and comes with all the information, search and feature capabilities.

Price: Free; iTunes Download Link

Camera+ iPhone App:

If you thought the iPhone camera app was insufficient, this would do the trick. The Camera+ is great if you need better image stabilization, great zooming features and also, add to all of this, a clear way to capture fast-moving objects in good detail and clarity without blur. The app is available for $0.99 for a limited period so grab it right away!

Price: $0.99; iTunes Download Link

Photoshop Express iPhone App

Straight from Adobe, all your basic photo editing needs answered! Photoshop Express does not come with all the bells and whistles of Adobe Photoshop, but it sure lets you do quite a lot of things like remove noise, colorize, straighten images, and of course, share the pictures easily. Free app.

Price: Free; iTunes Download Link

Hopstop iPhone App

Hopstop is one of those special apps dedicated for those who get lost traveling! Well, not exactly, we were kidding. Hopstop lets you find routes easily, through its Maps. There are plenty of other features too, like taxi cost for the distance, time it would take to reach your destination, information about nearby services, and plenty more. This app too comes for Free.

Price: Free; iTunes Download Link

Mint iPhone App

The best money manager you could ever have on the iPhone. Keep a record of transactions, accounts, budget calculations and much more easily with this Free app. You can manage your money from anywhere and comes with tracking for investments and even tax deduction too.

Price: Free; iTunes Download Link

Springpad iPhone App

If at all there is something that improves your productivity by leaps and bounds, it would be Springpad for the iPhone. Keep a track of everything that you have to do, keep a track of todo lists, and improve the way you go about your day. This is also a free app which features photo uploads, or an audio memo, and even comes with a barcode scanner!! So much for a simple productivity app.

Price: Free; iTunes Download Link

If you enjoyed this post, please consider leaving a comment or subscribing to the RSS feed to have future articles delivered to your feed reader. Filed in: Featured, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone Apps Tags: Best iPhone 4 Apps, iPhone 4, iPhone 4 AppsPosted by iphonebuddyon February 28, 2012 Related Posts How to Check for Water Damage in Used iPhone 4 Before Purchasing It! SaraDictation Cydia Tweak – Voice Dictation For iPhone 4, 3GS, 3, iPod Touch, iPad and iPad 2 Best iPhone 4/4S Cases 2011 iPhone 4 Spontaneously Combusts on Plane Best 5 iPhone 4 Apps to have 13 Responses to ""redtube says:May 28, 2011 at 7:45 am

This is great stuff, its nice to be in the know.

Replyeve isk says:May 29, 2011 at 10:20 pm

The way you write make it especially easy to read. And the template you use, wow. That is a really good combination. And I am wondering whats the name of the theme you use?

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Replyroz shreon says:June 8, 2011 at 11:20 am

The way of presenting the review is attractive & easy to understand. Thanks for describing the different types of apps

ReplyAlex says:July 4, 2011 at 12:21 am

Thank you very much … easy reading, pls, review Force and Magic Power.

ReplyMarcy says:August 23, 2011 at 8:23 pm

Computer stupid here. Do I need iTunes to get any of these downloaded? Don’t have wifi yet. Thanks for weeding the apps for me too!

Replyiphonebuddy says:August 25, 2011 at 9:55 am

Of-course you need iTunes to get any of these apps downloaded.

ReplySdc says:September 2, 2011 at 2:19 pm

@Iphonebuddy
Huh? You do not require iTunes to download apps!
Apps can be downloaded directly to your iDevice via the Apps store app if you have a data service plan or WiFi connection.

ReplyEric says:October 4, 2011 at 6:50 am

you DO need itunes! in order to download any of the apps the app store will ask you for your itunes login info. you dont need it downloaded on your computer but you need a itunes account

ReplyJohn says:November 2, 2011 at 9:09 pm

What is the best security app even if someone turns the phone off?

Replybuildiphapps says:December 27, 2011 at 4:33 am

Nice post about best iPhone apps. iPhone apps development field is now well growing. these are top iPhone applications. Thanks 4 you.

Replyappsfanatic says:February 8, 2012 at 7:04 pm

Great list. Although I would add 2Do by GuidedWays and Orchestra.

Replydivas says:February 24, 2012 at 8:08 pm

Great work! Most of these are must have for everyone.

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Windows XP still most used OS

Can Windows 7 overtake XP before Windows 8 arrives?Operating systems News By Chris Smith 14 hours ago | Tell us what you think [ 3 comments ]

Tweet Windows XP is still comfortably more popular than Windows 7

Microsoft's Windows XP is still comfortably the most popular operating system after gaining a larger share of the market in January, new stats have shown.

Despite Redwood's best efforts to convert users to Windows 7, the decade-old XP OS still had 47.19 per cent of all PC and Mac users in January, up from 46.5 per cent in December.

Windows 7, which had sold over 400 million licenses as of last summer making it the fastest-selling operating system ever, has 36.4 per cent of the market, according to figures from NetApplications.

With the next generation Windows 8 OS set to go public this year, it seems unlikely that Windows 7 will be able to overhaul XP before that transition takes place.

No support for XP beyond 2014

Microsoft is still attempting to convince businesses and home users to upgrade to Windows 7 before Windows 8 arrives, with the company dropping support for XP in just two years time.

Over 8 per cent of personal computer users are still on Windows Vista and, as bad as Vista proved to be, it still has a bigger market share than Apple's Mac OS X.

The Macintosh software has 6.39 per cent of all users, which is actually up an entire percentage point from one year ago.

Via: CNET

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8 hours ago

3. Simple reason to XP still being alive...pretty much every business I know runs a 6-8year old lot of computers with XP. Reason for business to not upgrade? simple, they don't need anything but access to the internet and office package. Plus the fact that a lot of companies aren't making enough in these last few hard years to think "yeh lets give microsoft a heap of money to get their latest OS".

Fact is if they want people to upgrade they seriously need to drop the prices on the OS. I for one really want w7 64bit as my comp only came with 32bit. Only way to get 64bit is to pay £120plus....screw that

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10 hours ago

2. Correction where does the 6.39% come from? I see it's Mac OS X 10.6 and 10.7 being included which totals 5.13%.

Mac OS X 10.5 should still be included if it's to be fair.

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1. I'm wondering how XP has managed to grow, even slightly.

The Mac OS X stat looks to be based on 10.7 Lion. How is it accurate to only include 1 Mac version but 3 Windows versions?

I'd be interested to see the total number of Mac OS X users including 10.5 and 10.6.

Software will eventually kill XP for good. Here's hoping Office 15 will be Vista upwards. It was probably a mistake for Office 2010 to support XP.

Many PCs croak on well past their sell by date but croak on they do and that means many won't upgrade.

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