Ask HN: How do you find iOS apps?
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I wrote a post about this yesterday in which I discussed my two most used apps: Chrome iOS and Mailbox.
http://taylorbeck.me/blog/2013/2/11/my-iphones-dock-is-being...
In terms of where I find my apps, I have three main sources:
- HackerNews (for the big movers and shakers) - Reddit (for cool and gimmicky apps) - iFive For the iPhone Podcast (Sarah Lane comes up with 5 excellent apps and/or iPhone tips each week; I have probably downloaded 50% of my most recent apps through this podcast)
As for my current favorites:
- Alien Blue (Reddit client) - Dropbox - Google Maps - Of course, Chrome and Mailbox
http://taylorbeck.me/blog/2013/2/11/my-iphones-dock-is-being...
In terms of where I find my apps, I have three main sources:
- HackerNews (for the big movers and shakers) - Reddit (for cool and gimmicky apps) - iFive For the iPhone Podcast (Sarah Lane comes up with 5 excellent apps and/or iPhone tips each week; I have probably downloaded 50% of my most recent apps through this podcast)
As for my current favorites:
- Alien Blue (Reddit client) - Dropbox - Google Maps - Of course, Chrome and Mailbox
To be honest, I mostly use websites, not apps.
So, what sources do you use to find your iOS app? Or what apps are your favorite?
My two current favorite apps are:
Downcast - podcasting app (https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/downcast/id393858566?mt=8)
Go RSS - Google Reader app (https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/go-rss/id579197528?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D2) - disclaimer it's my favorite Google Reader app because I wrote it.