I've been looking at the list of some of the 'best new apps' and I think there's some really good ones for all platforms. I haven't got any of these apps yet.
iOS
- Chrome Remote Desktop - allows you to link up with your pc or mac (as long as it has the app installed aswell). I still haven't decided which web browser to use, but if I decide on Google Chrome then I will be downloading this app.
- Je Suis Charlie - this app allows people to support the people who died in the tragedy and pin point their location on a map. This app was 'fast tracked' through the usual Apple development approval process due to the developers contacting Tim Cook personally. I think it is a lovely idea for an app, but I personally wouldn't use it as I don't like tagging myself at locations.
- Evernote Scannable - an addition to the Evernote app - allows you to scan documents to upload onto your Evernote account. I personally wouldn't use this app as there are other ways around getting your document on to your Evernote account.
Android
- Google Translate - allows you to use translation services via the camera on your phone. I think this is an impressive app and would be useful to a lot of people.
- Under Armour Record - a fitness app. I personally wouldn't rush to get this app as I think there are already numerous apps like this.
- Pizza Navigator - there are also quite a few similar apps to this, such as Hungry House, (which is free to download). I personally wouldn't pay 69p for this app when there are other apps that can do the same thing as this, as well as using a web browser.
Windows
- Phone Insider - developed by Microsoft (you must register for this service) - allows users to view and test software before it is released. I personally wouldn't use it but it would be great for more technological people or potential developers.
- Money Tracker - a way to manage money - it is meant to be suitable for professional people and laypeople to understand. The free version is a limited version of the app and you will get more features if you pay.
- Inbox For Gmail (unofficial Google service) - it does what it says in the title - it provides access to your Gmail account.
Source: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tech/feature/a621954/best-new-apps-for-tablets--smartphones-je-suis-char...
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