Best iPhone APPs in 2016
2016 is Busy year for the Developers. APP store saw some biggest changes in this year. From Pokémon Go to chatbots and all the applications that have helped us to take better selfies and photos like Prisma, the app world showed that it could still surprise us this year even find cool, compelling old takes categories like filters Photo and social networks.
Digit takes the trouble to save money by automating the process for you. Connect the application to your bank account and she learns your habits of consumption over time. As it does, it quietly withdraws money according to your expenses and sets aside for you. You can dive into your savings whenever you need and the app helps you track your daily expenses and monitor account balances.
2. Google Trip
Think of the new application of trips Google as an online travel agency. The program scans your e-mail for information on past and future travel and organizes all your reservations and travel information for personal itineraries with personal suggestions of places to see and places to stay. The best part, though, is that you can download all the information you need before you head out to not have to worry about losing a Wi-Fi when you get there.
3. Houseparty
From the makers of Meerkat (RIP), House Party is a group video chat program that can not make a lot of sense if you are under 25 years, however, the application accumulated a large user base, thanks to its simple and spontaneous approach to allow group video calls.
4.Marsbot
2016 was the year "cure" into the popular lexicon as seemingly every major technology company is a type of chatbot. But while most were disappointing Marsbot that use Foursquare deep database with information on location, is much more useful than gimmicky. The app keeps track of where you are and the messages you recommend based on your destination and what you want. Yes, some may find sharing is always a little confusing, but it's also what makes suggestions as accurate.
The fact that Apple's Live photos still do not play well with many other platforms makes the feature easy to ignore. Motion Stills from Google can make them useful again with an application that easily converts Live Photos to videos or GIF.
6. MSQRD
No doubt spurred by the success of Snapchat selfie lens and exchange faces MSQRD quickly became a huge success with his own take on the "Live Filters" and replacement of the face. The application has many more effects than Snapchat not having to travel the "masks" day after day. It did not take long before Facebook has caught up to their own applications. Lately this app available in play store for free (Beta version).
7.MuseCam
MuseCam that supports capture RAW with manual controls would be enough to make us love MuseCam, but the program also with its beautiful presets that puts Instagram filters to shame. It also has a robust set of professional editing tools and does not compress the image when you are finished.
8. Peach
Created by the founder of the winery, Peach caught our attention with its unique "magic word" -centered approach to social sharing. The application was kind of weird mashup of Twitter Slack meeting meeting messages and Internet loved anyway. Fury died down, but the Peach earn a spot on this list to perform the difficult task of finding a unique social application in 2016.
Who does not have old family photos lying somewhere. The Photo scan Google software makes the conversion of old printed photos into digital images that you can keep and share in Google Photos. The app also provides some basic adjustments for you so that the scanned images will be so good.
10.Pokemon Go
Perhaps app of the year Pokémon Go exploded in the App Store and quickly broken almost all records (and perhaps Apple has helped some.) The game capitalized on nostalgia and Pokémon introduced many players to augmented reality. The excitement surrounding the game has since cooled, but enforcement remains one of the biggest hits of the year. And by hitting the Play Store this app broken all download records.
11. Prisma
There are many photo programs that specialize in highly stylized filters, but few stand out. Prisma has attracted the attention of iPhone photographers around the world with his artistic inspiration filters to photos and videos. Filters based on the artwork from the real world, even the most mundane images do look cool. Even cooler is still artificial intelligence techniques that work behind the scenes to enable the filter. And lately it is free on Play Store also. And made new trend on social media.
12. Slither.io
Proof that sometimes a new spin on an old classic could be just what we need, Slither.io soared topping the charts in the App Store with its inspired game snake. Players compete at the same time as they try to eat enough to grow while staying away from everyone. The fact that all the players compete at the same time just makes more competitive - and addictive without interruption.
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