We know you’re big app fans like us, but sometimes you’re likely to struggle to know which apps you should be downloading.
If you’ve just bought an iPhone 5c or 5s, and you’ve never had one before, then the App Store may seem like a daunting place for you to go to.
Never fear though, What Mobile is here, we’re going to guide you through the apps you should be downloading, and we’ll have one a week to ensure you’re never without a new app.
Free
Take a virtual tour of the history of the house of mouse with this behind the scenes app. Included here is concept art, storyboards and animations that reveal all the secrets of the company’s many, many animated classics. There are around 750 animation clips and over 150 archived images on offer, proving essential for fans of all ages.
£9.99
Fitness apps are all the rage at the moment, but Human works in a much subtler way to ensure you’re looking after yourself. The app runs in the background throughout the day, keeping track of your movememnts and keeping you up to date on how much excersise you’ve had. It aims to get at least 30 minutes out of your per day.
Free
Who says that radio is dead? TuneIn gives you access to 70,000 stations from across the globe, complete with over 2 million podcasts, concerts and shows ready for listening. That will more than cover your music, sports and news needs. For £4.99 you can upgrade to a Pro version that lets you record everything you want to listen to.
Free
No, this isn’t a revolution in the way you pay for London transport. Instead, Oyster is a sort of Netflix for reading, offering 100,000 books that are instantly available to you for a monthly fee. It’s still in the early stages, but with publishers like HarperColins already on board, expect this to become as essential as Spotify.
$9.99 a month
