15 interesting iOS applications of February

Following our review of February's best Android products, The Next Web reviewers took a look at the past month's interesting iOS apps.

Outread

An application that teaches you to read quickly. It appeared in the App Store a month ago, but then it could only be used on the iPhone and iPod touch. is now Outread available for iPad.

Initially, Outread highlighted keywords on the page with a yellow highlighter. Now this function has been replaced by another - it highlights words above all others.

Wonders of Life

Two years ago, the Wonders of the Universe application appeared on the Internet. Thanks to the graphics and 3D effects built into the application, Wonders of the Universe allowed you to look at iPad books from a new perspective. Two years later, HarperCollins released a sequel to the product - Wonders of Life.

The Wonders of Life is optimized for iPhone and iPad. Like Wonders of the Universe, it is based on the TV show of the same name, which aired on the BBC in 2013. The editors at The Next Web think it's "something incredible."

RealPlayer Cloud

RealNetworks launched at Mobile World Congress this year, announcing that their RealPlayer Cloud service is now available worldwide.

RealPlayer Cloud is storage optimized for video playback. The main advantage is support for a wide range of platforms, including iOS. The application plays all the usual formats, including FLV, WMV, DIVX, XVID, MOV, AVI and MP4.

SurveyMonkey

The well-known online survey service has launched its iOS application: now you can create, track and analyze online surveys and questionnaires directly from your iPhone.

President SurveyMonkey Dave Goldberg said the company has seen mobile traffic increase fourteenfold over the past three years, making the app a logical step.

Hop

Hop , formerly known as Ping , turns email into instant messenger. This month, the creators released a notable update - support for iPad and a common incoming stream for several mailboxes.

After the update, you can also send photos and documents directly to Dropbox, Evernote, and Twitter.

#Pop

Pop allows you to record video clips and, for some reason, attach animated GIF pictures to them, which appear only when you touch the screen.

Mouse

Musx is using YouTube's giant music repository to create a social network around good tunes. While the idea may not seem very innovative, the Musx has a nice design.

There are many music streaming services online, but when it comes to sharing songs, they all rely on networks like Facebook. People, as a rule, do not visit social networks to listen to music, and these networks do not store the music that users share ( laughs - ed. ). As a result, the music is lost somewhere in the ruins of time. According to the creators, Musx is designed to solve this problem.

Haiku Deck

After launching an iPad presentation app last November, Haiku Deck returned this month in a new incarnation for the smaller screens of the iPhone and iPod Touch.

Haiku Deck allows you to create and display professional, well-designed slideshows for free. The iPhone version gives users simple tools to view and play presentations.

Tocomail

Email client for iPhone, iPad and web, aimed at children.

Tocomail has radically rethought such an unusual environment for children as communicating via e-mail, including giving parents full control over their correspondence.

PAUSE

The Shuffler.fm service has launched a new version of the multimedia music magazine for iPad.

PAUSE is a selection of music already selected on Shuffler.fm. In theory, the magazine should offer the cream of the crop in what's new in the music industry.

QuizUp

QuizUp is a game that allows you to compete with friends and strangers to test your knowledge. Now also for iPad.

The previous update had no noticeable differences, but now the creators have reworked the main sections, added emphasis on the user's friends in the overall rating, and fixed errors.

Rewind Radio

An application for finding music from the past.

Rewind Radio allows you to search for music from specific decades, taking you back to a particular time period. So, for example, you can choose the year 1974, music of the 1980s or winter of 1992. The only problem is that the service only plays 30 seconds of each song for free - to fully use it you will have to buy a subscription.

Distiller

Distiller for iOS - a guide to everything related to whiskey.

The distiller provides personalized whiskey recommendations and the ability to manually search for individual varieties. The creators claim that they analyze tens of thousands of data on tastes, prices, ratings, and even how well a given type of whiskey is suitable for a gift.

Handpressions (US App Store only)

Handpressions lets you collect, store, and print children's hands and footprints right from the iPad.

It is possible to create individual profiles for each family member, tracking the growth of their arms and legs.

Final Fantasy VI

last month . Square Enix launched Final Fantasy VI for iOS

The editors at The Next Web believe that Final Fantasy VI is a true work of art with a fairly steep price tag of $15.99.

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