All the best iPhone apps and latest iPod apps, rated, reviewed and ready for download.
The best tools apps to organise your files, de-junk your phone, manage your time and all sorts of other tech-tricks to smooth the kinks in your digital life.
Although Anytune lacks the elegance and immediacy of Capo, it makes up for it with a strong and flexible feature set.
£11.49
We want much more analytics power, but it’s free and may prove useful for those who use bitly a lot.
FREE
A thoughtfully designed app, and one that really can help with your time management.
£1.99
A decent app, and something worth splashing 69p on if you’re bored of Instagram and Hipstamatic’s filters, but no great shakes.
£0.69
A must-have for the cooks out there – you’ll never burn anything again.
£1.99
Ita is an easy list maker and looks lovely, but it’s also not particularly powerful, and offers little over the built-in Reminders.
£0.69
It’s a shame about the low resolution, but this app is easy to use, and produces astonishing results.
£0.69
This app lets you take truly unique photos and is definitely worth a look if you fancy creating beautiful alternative images.
£1.99
CircleTime is confusing at first, but reveals itself to be a an interesting way of viewing your calendar. It might be overkill for many, though.
£0.69
An ideal app (and at an insta-buy price-point) for anyone whose life in part involves jotting down and sharing ideas.
£1.49
Slightly grabby with the IAP, but otherwise an excellent free photography app up there with the best of them.
FREE
It adds some clever features over its competitors, but it’s also lacking some. A good app, but not essential.
£1.99
This will be a four-star-plus app once more prospectuses are available. A brilliant idea.
FREE
Instagram enthusiasts will like its camera features, video enthusiasts will like its widescreen video. We like just about everything!
£1.49
Put Things Off isn’t bad, but it’s just not as good as its peers, such as the excellent Things.
£1.49
Some useful features and an innovative user interface, albeit one that’s not without its frustrations.
£1.49
It’s hobbled in a couple of important ways compared to Safari, but Chrome offers enough new features to win some people over – especially if you use the desktop version.
FREE
Gifture could be (albeit very limited, short-term) fun. But as it stands, it doesn’t work, so it’s no fun at all.
FREE
My First Dictionary is a reasonably priced, pleasant app, and a fun learning tool for children starting school.
£2.49
It can’t quite replace a regular to-do list, but 30/30 can really help you manage your time each day.
FREE
Free, beautifully designed, well thought-out and often ingenious. It’s not quite perfect, but it’s not far off.
FREE
We love the idea – Clear is visually stunning, and the UI is perfect for iPhone – but serious task masters need more robust tools.
£1.99
Difficult to set up, but once you’ve got it working, it offers a great range of print options.
£5.99
The interface feels a bit out of place on iOS, but it’s a fun app, and produces interesting results.
£0.69
Nooka is a beautifully-designed novelty clock app with loads of customisation options. Very stylish and a lot of fun.
£0.69
Not an app most people are likely to use more than half a dozen times, but it’s reasonably well done.
£0.69
Save your money and go for Instagram, which is free and offers more filters. That is, unless you desperately want these effects for video.
£0.69
Convertr quickly converts values of all sorts, and the beautifully-designed interface makes it one of the most flexible we’ve seen.
£1.49
Mixed results are an understatement, only of use for the most clutter free of landscape shots.
£0.69
A superb way of capturing a moment, with an easy-to-use process – even if the app needs a little polish.
FREE
iDarkroom is terrific fun at a very reasonable price, though is limited overall
£0.69
A promising Siri rival, if currently too unreliable to be a replacement instead of a companion app.
£0.69
You can create an unlimited number of beautiful 30-second slideshows for free. What’s not to like?
FREE
A good idea, decently implemented. We’d like to have seen more guidance on how video is saved
£0.69
It’s handy as a brief, pocket guide to all things coffee, but by no means perfect
£0.69
We can get behind hiding the Music app’s clutter, but Audium could do with settings to personalise its appearance and behaviour.
£0.69
Easy websites for everyone at light speed. It’s limited , but what it does, it does with aplomb
FREE
Great for sharing fun moments with friends, but it feels like the app isn’t quite finished yet
FREE
All you need to have a great summertime barbecue, packaged up in a thoughtful interface
FREE
Perfect for tracking post and courier deliveries from the palm of your hand
£2.99
A brilliantly visual way to track your spending, even if it can be a little confusing at first.
£1.99
Useful on occasions, but ultimately the developer’s claims turn out to be hyperbole. The filters are fun, but you can get more from the free Instagram app.
£0.69
If you’re a pro out in the field hooking up your DSLR to your iPad, it’s worth a look, but iPhone-only users will be left disappointed
FREE
A handy app when you’re trying to get from A to B, although a little on the pricey side for simple info
£1.99
The free 2GB account may sound poky, but use it wisely and you may never have to pay to upgrade
FREE
A piece of brilliant interface design, but the figures are not something to be relied upon
FREE
No more fights over who gets to stand at the whiteboard in meetings. Use AirBoard instead.
FREE
If you’re serious about using your iPhone to record video, this app will unleash your camera’s true potential.
£1.99
An easy and pretty way for coffee connoisseurs to keep track of their favourite blends.
£1.99
This guides you every step of the way, from sowing seeds to harvest time. Fantastic.
FREE
Whether you use it as a tool or as a toy is up to you, but there’s no denying the usefulness of this app.
£2.49
A good, fun idea, but the app is hampered by being incomplete – and occasionally wide of the mark.
£0.69
Simple, great value photo app for moody, thoughtful images.
FREE
Tastily presented social app that presses the right buttons for food aesthetes.
FREE
A nice mobile version of Dragon, but speech recognition’s clunky edge is hard to ignore.
FREE
There are other ‘shoot with an old camera’ apps out there, but and extremely well done.
£0.59
Little wrong with the app, though bandwidth can make the experience quite frustrating.
£2.99
If you’re looking for some fun effects to add while you’re recording video, this app works a treat.
£1.19
A simple app that only really does one thing, but Capo does it so well that it’s very hard to fault.
£2.99
If you fancy yourself as an arty photographer, the Muybridgizer will delight and entertain
FREE
Scare yourself silly by putting realistic looking ghosts and ghoulies into your photos
£0.59
Moonpig has been around for almost a decade, with the card-personalisation service now getting a dedicated iPhone app
FREE
It’s a massive map of the whole of Europe that you can view when you are offline. What is not to like?
£2.39
One of the rare few camera apps for iPhone that is worth your money and your time.
£1.19
Need to organise your brain in a more productive manner? Let Things do it for you!
£5.99
If you freelance or regularly work on the move, then WorkSnug Pro is pretty much an essential app to help you find a suitable workplace nearby
FREE
TV’s sauciest cook makes her debut on the iPhone, in a bid to knock Jamie off the iChef throne
£4.99
The latest fun photo-manipulation app from the Japanese wizards at MotionPortrait.
£0.59
The ultimate iPhone app to bring out that paint-swirling artistic side of you.
£2.99
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