In the arena of online connectivity, mobile phones are the lifeblood of modern society. They serve our every need and we have everything - news, social media, messaging services all at our fingertips. Consider your device as a fully installed kitchen with applications instead of appliances that make day to day tasks more manageable, smooth and worthwhile.
In the world of applications, there really isn't a best app, best mobile phone or best software out there. Competition is fierce, but luckily for you we've come up with a shortlist of the apps that you need on your phone.
Best Social App: Facebook
Facebook, founded by Mark Zuckerberg in the mid-noughties, holds the crown for being the most used application on the planet. With its instantly recognisable blue and white interface Facebook provides its users with just the right dose of social interaction on both a visual and communicative level. Interaction is open and abundant giving users the maximum online exposure they can get. Facebook has stayed not only competitive but is now comfortably the biggest compared to other social networks like Twitter and Tumblr.
Best Music App: Soundcloud
Soundcloud has over 40 million registered users and an estimated 175 million monthly listeners according to Google. Soundcloud is considered the best app for music as you're able to listen, record, share and post music and it also provides lots of different versions of songs - be they originals, remixes and covers. The app is easy to download on both Android as well as iPhone which makes it a strong competitor to Spotify; a close second when it comes to best music apps.
Best Camera App: Google Camera or Snapchat
The vitality of this type of app and its demand on our mobile phones is a crucial necessity. Although the app I chose may cause disagreement but as an android user, Google camera is exceptionally commendable in fulfilling requirements. It is characterised by free access and offers a variety of features including HDR+, photosphere, video stabilisation, lens blur, and slow motion video effects. The Snapchat has been great amongst the younger generation. The app is characterised by an in-app camera with one of a kind filters that give users a fun experience and satisfactory coverage. ‘Snapchat stories’ are the new visual status updates that can be shared with family, friends and the world. WhatsApp and Facebook have tied hard but failed to imitate the ‘story feature’ of Snapchat.
Best Reading App: Kindle
As much as books themselves provide the authentic experience but a cheaper alternative to an eBook reader also greatly suffices to an equal experience. Kindle provides its users with easy access to eBooks with a high storage as well as a customizable reading experience. Wattpad is another mobile phone app that allows access to online books both by published authors as well as aspiring writers. Kindle with its vast storage has led amazon and adobe reader to fall short in the competition.
In this intricate market of applications the best is always the one that works best for you and provides the experience you’re looking for, which ever app it maybe.
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