Do
you own an iPad? If yes, then collect from these list of best iPad
apps of 2014. There some apps which are must-haves and necessary for
your iPad. If you already have apps then add some from these list. I
am sure you will love it.
There
are some apps which are paid, but they are worth buying it. Sometimes
it comes out to be a best buy . Check out these list of best iPad
apps 2014.Best iPad Apps 2014
1) Tweetbot:-
Featuring
an excellent design and loads of customization options, Tweetbot is
an iPad app that Twitter users should sample—but only if they use
Twitter exclusively. If you want to integrate Twitter and Facebook,
MyPad is the way to go, but if Twitter is your exclusive social
network, Tweetbot is a superior selection.
Price:-
$2.99
2) Yelp:-
Yelp's
iOS app brings the Web site's reviews and recommendations to the
iPad, but diehard Yelpers will miss a handful of features that didn't
get ported to Apple's tablet.
3) Dragon Dictation:-
Featuring
very accurate voice transcription and the ability to share messages
via e-mail, Facebook, and Twitter, Naunce's dictation app is both fun
to use and immensely helpful—as long as you're connected to the
Web.
4) FileMaker Go:-
FileMaker
Go, which originally began life as a very solid $30 iPad app, should
now be considered must-have mobile database software among desktop
FileMaker Pro users. The database program's excellent design,
multiple file layouts, integrated search, digital signature capture,
and charting capabilities made it a compelling offer when it debuted.
5) Note Taker HD:-
Editors'
Choice winner Note Taker HD is a great note-taking tool that does the
job nicely, without denting your wallet. The number of features may
overwhelm casual users, but anyone looking for a multifaceted tool
for making annotations, diagrams, and doodling will find a lot to
like here.
Price:-
$4.99
6) SugarSync:-
If
you use SugarSync's excellent cloud-based file syncing service,
adding the SugarSync iPad app to your tablet is a no-brainer. It
could use a search tool, but SugarSync remains a great file-syncing
choice for anyone who wants simple setup, a preserved folder
structure, and an intelligent interface.
7) AIM:-
AIM
is easily one of the best instant-messenger apps on the iPad. You can
set up multiple usernames (and switch among them at any time), send
IMs to any phone that supports text messaging, receive social network
updates, and chat with Facebook and Google Talk users.
8) Netflix:-
This
app enhances the value of a Netflix subscription by letting you watch
movies directly on your mobile device, with excellent streaming. In
the latest version, Netflix has made a number of improvements, like
adding star recommendations and removing the status bar while titles
are playing.
9) Shazam:-
Shazam
was made for those kinds of nights. Shazam, the free Android and iOS
app that helps befuddled music fans identify songs, has undergone a
recent revamp which adds numerous features including auto-tagging,
interactive maps, television interaction, and more. If you find
yourself frequently guessing song names or their performers, Shazam
should be a part of your app library.
Free
Download here
10) Songza:-
Songza
may not possess on-demand tracks and albums, but this free iPad app
specializes in community-curated playlists that will appeal to music
die-hards who enjoy making mixes. Unfortunately, the Songza app
doesn't allow playlists creation or editing—that's reserved for the
website.
Free
Download here
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