Best iOS Apps of 2017: Affinity Photo, Halide, Apollo, HQ and More

[wowotoe]

WutaCam is the best camera app out there. Why? Because all the Asian girls are using it. Come on, how many girls do you know care about ISO, aperture, and shutter speed? A good camera app nowadays shouldn't build those features in there. There are things called filters.

 

[farmboy]

Does IKEA Place come with the falling dresser "no-go zone" radius?

Joke. Sort of.

 

[iDento]

Things 3 is amazing, thanks Cultured Code for a very flexible, polished and bug free software and sync engine, and for not going with the subscription crap.

 

[Jodiuh]

Day one journal is $$$ subscription for syncing. $$$ for syncing!!! It used to be free and used dropbox or iCloud. Now you no longer have that option and are forced to use their servers. It's a money hungry cash grab and customer service insisted to me that it was for the best.

I wound up using my wonderful things and actually like it a lot more.

1. $10 for iOS and $10 for MacOS
2. dropbox or iCloud sync
3. more journal like interface (day one feels less organic and more like ms word)

Hers' teh links:

macos
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/my-wonderful-days-daily-journal-diary/id586786516?mt=12

ios
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/my-wonderful-days/id434356065?mt=8

Not trying to come off like a shill, but days one cs rep response came off very arrogant and what they did's just as bad as battlefront loot boxes.

 

[BigMcGuire]

Very cool to see the list updated! Very nice

 

[jeremiah256]

Anyone using a Mac get Yoink right now.

It’s that good.

As soon as I read the description and watched the video, I knew I needed this on both macOS and iOS.

 

[cjs703]

I've tried a bunch of weather apps and so far my favorite is the built-in weather feature in iStat Menus 6 for macOS. For iOS I tend to use Weather Line the most.

 

[Jodiuh]

As soon as I read the description and watched the video, I knew I needed this on both macOS and iOS.

Can you explain what this is? and how it works for you?

I've tried a bunch of weather apps and so far my favorite is the built-in weather feature in iStat Menus 6 for macOS. For iOS I tend to use Weather Line the most.

What is this or where do I find it? I use weather. underground.

 

[jeremiah256]

Can you explain what this is? and how it works for you?

Just bought it, but here is my use case.

Think of it like a temporary virtual basket you can put digital assets into. I do a lot of research on the web and currently use both apps (like Pocket) and other extensions to gather all the things I want to save. When it’s time for me to organize these assets, they may be spread across several apps and locations.

Yoink will give me a workflow tool where I can gather up all pertinent assets and deal with them as a batch, whether to reorganize, use locally, or send out to others.

 

[hspace]

WutaCam is the best camera app out there. Why? Because all the Asian girls are using it. Come on, how many girls do you know care about ISO, aperture, and shutter speed? A good camera app nowadays shouldn't build those features in there. There are things called filters.

How many boys care about ISO, aperture, and shutter speed when using their phone? Pull yourself out of the dark ages, man...

 

[6803390]

iCab Mobile (browser) is another good app and highly recommend it.

 

[6803390]

I have a Mac running High Sierra.

How do I print an oversize picture on several pages? Some people call it tiling.

I found some apps but is there a way to do it 'natively'?

I run Windows 10 using Parallels on my Mac. In Windows "Paint" it is easy to do.

Download Crossover and install windows paint - feels like native. I find MS Paint simple but really good. If you have an iOS device, then download ArtStudio or Pixelmator. Before you purchase, try free version or research. Hope it helps.

 

[max2]

ProTube

 

[jagooch]

These apps were likely picked because MR receives a cut of sales. For example, it is odd that Weather Atlas made it onto this list given that it is ranked #108 among weather apps, and only provides weather for the US. Feature-wise it's not even close to apps such as Weather Bug, Weather Channel, to name a few.

If one was to review weather apps and pick the best one, Weather Atlas wouldn't even make into the top 10.

If that is indeed the case, MR should disclose up front that it is receiving payment when someone purchases one of these apps.

they must be outside of the US where Ftc disclosure rules do not apply. :/