The App Store is full of great apps and games but it can be nearly impossible to find gems to choose from. That’s what we’re here for and if you read about you’ll find three apps you probably haven’t heard of, but really should try.
This week’s list of apps includes a great iPad Dashboard app for holding all kinds of information, as well as an app that gives astrophotographers a way to share their images and browse what others have shared. We round things off with an app for bookmarking everything, so you’ll never forget that article you wanted to read.
With that out of the way, let’s dive into some App Store gems.
Dashkit: Free with IAP
The humble iPad is a great device for all kinds of things, but what do you do with your old iPad when it comes to upgrades? Some people trade them, while others put them in a drawer and forget about them. Those folks now have a better option – rearrange that iPad as a dashboard that displays all kinds of information.
DashKit is an app that allows people to create and resize tiles on the dashboard and then fills those tiles with information. what kind of information? All types like RSS feeds, countdown, charts, photos etc. You can also buy in-app purchases and put your email in there.
You can now download DashKit from the App Store (opens in new tab) and it’s well worth your time.
(Image credit: Matteo Villa)
Stardust: Free with IAP
With Instagram losing its way, people need a place to share their photos. Astrophotographers have an app just for them, with Stardust offering a great option on the iPhone and iPad.
It’s easy and fun to share photos of stars and check out photos others have taken, and you can follow people, discover content, and more. All for free, though those who want to remove the ads will want to take advantage of the $1.99 in-app purchase.
Stardust is currently available in the App Store (opens in a new tab).
(Image credit: Hi Mom SAS)
Anybox: Free with IAP
It’s important to save things for later if you spend time on the Internet. With Anybox, you can save your bookmarks on iPhone, iPad and Mac and then access them easily.
Like all good, modern apps, Anybox syncs all your bookmarks using iCloud and you can save images, files, notes, and more for easy recovery later.
Need to add a new bookmarking app to your toolbox? You can now get Anybox from the App Store (opens in a new tab) for free. Monthly, yearly and lifetime subscriptions are available.
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Some of the best iPhone, iPad, and Mac apps often become more obscure. Apps you can’t normally see. That’s why we share these apps and hopefully you’ll find a new favorite app or two along the way.
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