The App Store takes delivery of hundreds of new apps per day. The overwhelming scene makes it possible to easily overlook an exciting game, valuable productivity suite, etc. However, we have a solution. Today’s Best Apps tackles this problem by providing you with a handpicked and tested list of apps that are truly worth your consideration each and everyday.
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Qwilt by Qwilt Software ($1.99, 21.3 MB): This photo-centric social app and network make it easy and fun to share great moments frozen in time. So, what's different from other choices? For starters, the app automatically groups photos into collage-style "Qwilt" albums based upon captured day and time as well as location, which are the two of the three sorting methods. From that point, albums are finalized and managed, such as named and merged, shared, or privatized, plus you're free to peruse friends' Qwilts. Similar to Facebook, friends can "like" and comment on photos, personal pages includes a profile photo and cover image, and, of course as already mentioned, you may browse others' Qwilts through the Feed. The app requires registration of a free account.
Supercal - the super Calendar by DEVART ($0.99, 3.1 MB): Keep your life organized with this enhanced calendar app. Rather than initially go through the standard features, such as the list, month, and overview-style day views, we'll get right into what makes this productivity instrument a little more handy. In addition to the standard day-focused week view, shortly upcoming events may be displayed in a greater detail timed-based agenda layout for a better overlook at free time and possible overlap. The next set of useful features are the expanded repeat event and reminder managers. When setting up recurring tasks, you may choose one of the standard preconfigured options, such as "every week", or select smaller increments and even specific days. For example, it's possible to set a schedule of every 2 days or pin an event or task to the third Thursday of each month. A final perk involves birthdays. Specifically, ages are automatically calculated and clearly shown if the person's birth year has been entered. The app utilizes Apple's own calendar database, which makes for seamless importing, exporting, and synchronizing.
