Top 20 iPhone Apps of The Month
#1: Umano
Too busy to read? With Umano,
you can listen to articles from the world’s best publishers and
bloggers narrated by professional voice-actors. Whether commuting,
working out at the gym, or cooking at home, let Umano accompany you and
enrich your day.
#2: Prismatic
Prismatic
is the home for all your interests. You select your interests and
topics and Prismatic will curate and find stories based on the
popularity of the post. You can comment on stories, talk with friends,
and share the articles via Twitter and Facebook.
#3: Feedly
Without Google Reader,
Feedly
has taken over as the de facto king of RSS news readers. You can import
your Google RSS feeds into Feedly and easily share content on Twitter,
Facebook and Google+, either directly or using Buffer. The app also
integrates with Pocket, Instapaper and Evernote.
#4: theCHIVE
theCHIVE
is the world’s largest photo blog showcasing original galleries of
funny photos & videos, epic fails, beautiful girls, groundbreaking
photography, and art from all over the world.

#5: Effing Weather
Tired of the same old weather app? Well, download the
Effing Weather app and get over 100+ funny phrases that tell you the current weather such as:
- Are you Effing kidding me?
- Why don’t you tell your friends on Facebook how Effing hot it is
- For today’s Effing forecast, look outside
Productivity
#6: TalkTo
With
TalkTo,
you can text message with millions of local business in the US and
Canada. You can see answers to other shoppers’ questions, and can ask
your own.
#7: Glympse
Don’t text and drive.
Glympse
is the easiest way to safely share your location with someone in real
time. Recipients receive a link allowing them to view your location in
real-time.
#8: Sunrise Calendar
Sunrise Calendar
is by far my favorite calendar app. Some of my favorite features
include the ability to see faces and profiles of people you are meeting
with using LinkedIn, the weather forecast based on your location, and
smart icons based on the topic of your meeting.
#9: Clarity
Are you struggling with a certain part of your business?
Clarity
makes it easy for you to find, schedule and pay for expert advice over
the phone to grow your business. Experts are categorized based on their
specialties and you can see reviews for each expert before booking a
call.
Games
#10: Fun Run
I don’t play too many games on the iPhone, but
Fun Run
is one that both my 5-year-old son and I enjoy. Fun Run is an online,
real-time multi-player game where you can play with up to four players
simultaneously. Play with your friends or get matched with random
players from around the world!
#11: Your Extra Life
YourExtraLife is a real-life game. You can progress by completing challenges in cooking, nightlife, romance, culture, altruism.
The app comes with pre-crafted challenges. To complete a challenge,
you must submit a picture to prove it and judges within the community
verify that your picture does match with the challenge.
#12: Revel
Revel
is a real-time, multiplayer, photo scavenger game. It combines game
elements of bingo and a scavenger hunt where you hunt for and photograph
people, scenarios and objects. Once you get 5 in a row – you win!
#13: Lumosity
Designed by neuroscientists,
Lumosity trains
your memory and attention. Used by over 50 million people worldwide,
Lumosity creates a Personalized Training Program that challenges your
brain.
#14: Find a Way, José
Find a Way, José is a great puzzle game where you attempt to move blocks in an effort to get the main character, José, to his bottle of tequila.
Photos
#15: Cut Me In
Cut Me In
is an easy to use app that allows you to crop yourself out of your
original photo and superimpose yourself on a funny or unique background.
#16: Momentage
With
Momentage,
you can craft and experience moments through combining photos, videos
and SoundImages into a single post to create a vivid storytelling moment
on your iPhone. Share your moments with the world or with just your
friends.
#17: Frontback
Frontback
takes a unique spin on the photo taking experience. Take a photo with
the front camera, another with the back camera, and share them both in a
single image.
#18: POP – Prototyping on Paper
Do you have an idea for an iPhone app?
POP
is one of the easiest way to quickly make a prototype. Draw your idea
on paper, take a picture of your drawings, and finally link each screen
in POP. You will have a working prototype within minutes.
#19: 4 Snaps
Created by 16 year old teen, Michael Sayman,
4 Snaps
is a social picture snapping and guessing game where you pick a word
and take four pictures that best represent your chosen word. Then it’s
your friend’s turn to guess the word based on your pictures.
Finance
#20: Toshl
Toshl
is a simple to use personal finance manager. It easily tracks income
and expenses, organizes your bills, and allows you to manage your
budget. New York Times says “of all the apps for monitoring spending,
one of the hardest to beat is Toshl Finance.”
