Showing posts with label Apps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apps. Show all posts

The Most Popular iOS Apps of All Time

The Most Popular iOS Apps of All TimeOf all of the hundres of thousands of apps to inhabit the App Store's shelves over the years, these are the most-downloaded ever. And yes, a fart app made the cut. Along with some other surprises.

Aside from iFart Mobile anchoring an... unusual paid iPad app list (especially given the completely different Top Paid iPad Apps of 2010 list Apple released in December), there are a few other mentionables here: Tap Tap Revenge takes two slots in the paid iPhone app category, while Google Mobile and Google Earth both make strong free app showings. And everybody, naturally, loves Pandora.

Oh, and the color blue. That's apparently a crucial part of being a MegaHit app.

If you think popular equals good—or are just looking for a decent fart simulator—go download these, or head over to our own list of Giz-approved essential apps.

All-Time Top Free iPhone Apps

1. Facebook
2. Pandora
3. Google Mobile App
4. Shazam
5. Movies by Flixster
6. The Weather Channel
7. Google Earth
8. Bump
9. Skype
10. Paper Toss

All-Time Top Paid iPhone Apps

1. Doodle Jump
2. Tap Tap Revenge 3
3. Pocket God
4. Angry Birds
5. Tap Tap Revenge 2.6
6. Bejeweled 2 + Blitz
7. Traffic Rush
8. Tap Tap Revenge Classic
9. AppBox Pro Alarm
10. Flight Control

All-Time Top Free iPad Apps

1. Pandora
2. Google Mobile App
3. Movies by Flixster
4. Google Earth
5. Yelp
6. Fandango Movies
7. Remote
8. iBooks
9. Bible
10. Solitaire

All-Time Top Paid iPad Apps

1. SoundHound
2. StickWars
3. FlightTrack
4. Backbreaker Football
5. Calorie Tracker
6. BlocksClassic
7. iFart Mobile
8. GoodReader for iPad
9. Cro-Mag Rally
10. Ambiance

[TechCrunch]

Send an email to Brian Barrett, the author of this post, at bbarrett@gizmodo.com.

Access Your Web Apps Directly Using the Context Menu in Chrome

Are you tired of having to open a new tab every time you want to access those shiny new web apps? Now you can skip the new tab and directly access your web apps from the Context Menu using the Apps List From Context Menu extension for Google Chrome.

Just choose the desired web app and it will open in a focused new tab ready to go. If desired you can also have the menu display Disabled Apps by enabling the function in Options.

Apps list from context menu (Chrome Web Store) [via DownloadSquad]

Via How-To Geek