In the Apple App Store, there are about 2.2 million Apps. Despite this, only a small number of them are worth downloading. Here are some of the coolest and most useful iPhone apps you probably didn’t know you needed. All of these apps have received rave ratings from users, are regularly updated, and many have won awards. The best part is that they are all available for no cost.
Gmail
Google’s email app is a fantastic way to communicate. It, like Microsoft Outlook, allows you to read mail from Hotmail, Yahoo, and other IMAP accounts.
Elevate
Elevate provides writing, listening, speaking, reading, and math training. You can define your goals, and it graphically displays your performance in each of these categories once you’ve completed some fun tasks.
Flipboard is a digital magazine that curates information from your social networks and web partners (think magazines and blogs) based on your interests and transforms it into beautiful magazine-style pages.
Hulu
Hulu is the best service for legally watching new and vintage domestic and international TV shows shortly after they air, and it also has some excellent films and a sizable anime library.
Pocket Casts
Pocket Casts is one of the greatest podcast catchers and players on the iPhone, with a wealth of settings and choices, including the ability to sync your listening experience across various devices.
Coinbase
With this Rich-Featured and well-designed software, you can join the Bitcoin excitement. For Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin, you can check current rates and create digital currency wallets.
Google Maps
Google Maps, another product from the internet’s dominant force, may have the most up-to-date and detailed geographic information of any business. Its turn-by-turn directions for driving, walking, and taking public transportation are difficult to top.
Cyclemeter
Cyclemeter is a bicycle-ride monitoring app that captures a lot of information, is quite accurate, and has a lot of functions.
WebMD
WebMD is a lot more than just a diagnosis app. It also includes contact information for local healthcare providers and pharmacies, as well as first-aid recommendations and basic instructions for dealing with crises.
CapCut
CapCut is an approachable, but unexpectedly effective, a mobile video editor from the designers of TikTok. You can use the easy touch interface to import and organize films and photographs.
Asana
Asana is now an excellent iPhone app. Asana not only displays your tasks and updates their progress, but it also allows you to create new tasks, projects, and kanban boards.
WolframAlpha
WolframAlpha is a website similar to Wikipedia, however it focuses on mathematics and science. It’s a fantastic source of information and calculation on almost everything, from elementary algebra to the deepest reaches of the universe.
Skype
One of the most popular free iPhone communication apps is Skype. You can make video calls with the app, and it also supports rich texting with animated emojis.
TV Guide
Television viewing is a popular pastime among a large number of people. This software makes it simple to see what’s on, when it’s on, and on which channel.
