Top 5 Business Apps - iOS
by Startacus Admin
Top 5 Business Apps - iOS
Having looked at Android Apps last week, we now turn our attention to iOS. The iPhone and iPad have become a phenomenon since Apple released the iPhone in 2007, and it seems like they've been in a constant court battle ever since. However one thing is certain; they're damn popular.
So, here are the Top 5 Business Apps that we here at Startacus think are just aces.
Google+ (iPhone/iPad)
Apple haven't been playing nice recently with Google; announcing that Google Maps won't be on the upcoming iOS 6 firmware, and more recently, that the YouTube application isn't going to be included in the build... But that hasn't stopped Google from creating the most stunning mobile version of Google+ (G+) on it. Free to download, both on iPhone and iPad, G+ is fast becoming the social platform of choice for regular Joes and businesses alike.
Analytics (iPad)
There isn't a 'bespoke' version of Google analytics, yet; however 'Analytics', which is available free on the App store works wonderfully and has almost every feature available on it. Also, some in App purchases can give you additional features.
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