4 ways to Find Best Apps for iPhone & Android

There are so many sources which will help you find best apps for your smartphone Iphone and Android..!!
But here the list of some of the best Sites which will help you to find best app for your iPhone and Android..




So here are the 4 sites to Find best app for your iPhone and Android:
 
1. Appolicious (Iphone, Andoid Apps):
Appolicious is the place to discover and share the latest and best iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, and Android apps through social recommendations as well as reviews from users and our editorial team — ten new app articles per day with two video reviews. Find, share, and review apps in categories such as Games, Education, and Travel, or browse user-created lists of apps for anything from astronomy to karaoke. Get the best app recommendations based on what apps you already own, the apps the people you follow own, and what kinds of apps you’re interested in when you join Appolicious.


2. Fresh Apps(iPhone Apps):
As its name denotes, the Fresh Apps website is a portal that will let you find the coolest apps around for your best-loved mobile device. In general terms, the main page includes a selection of the most useful apps that surface and the freshness of each one is voted by the public.

The homepage features the “freshest” apps – that is, the ones with the most votes. Underneath each app listed is a download link, a link to the comments about the app, and a link to the details where you can read the full description of the app. That description is just like what you would see in the iTunes App Store. You can also search Freshapps for keywords or browse through the pages of apps.


3. AppSpace (iPhone, iPad, Android apps):
AppSpace, which also takes the lists of apps you have (for iPhone/iPod, iPad, Android, or BlackBerry) and, it seems, some demographic and psychographic information you provide to help you find new apps. Amount of effort needed: a little more, since you have to upload or input your apps and possibly rate them. But getting apps automatically and regularly recommended is a great way to keep up with new apps that can enhance your life or work.


4. Appbrain (Android apps):
AppBrain is a site just for Android apps. With less of a social-networking bent, AppBrain helps you sort through Android apps more easily than you can on the phone, and if you install the AppBrain app directly on your Android you can use it to manage your apps, install apps from the Web, and share your apps with others. It too provides broad recommendations for apps you might like.!!


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London Olympics 2012 Official Mobile Apps

With just days left for London Olympics 2012 to kick off in London, the battle for the most popular Olympics Mobile app has already begun.

Official London Olympics 2012 App

There are two free official mobile apps to help users keep in touch with the Games wherever they are. The Join In app is available to download now on Android, iOS and Blackberry. The Results app is available to download now on Android and iOS. It will keep you up to date with all the Olympic sports in the time frame July 25 – August 12th 2012. Paralympic Sports will also be included, taking place from August 29th to September 9th 2012. The app offers live updates, a calendar for all competitions, details on each sports (rules for example), medal tables, profiles for all athletes and details on participating countries. Official news is also included in brief. 
You can download these apps from this page: 

http://www.london2012.com/mobileapps_download.html

BBC Olympics Mobile App

BBC Olympics App is now available for Android and iPhone. The main function of the app will allow users to receive up to 24 live streams of Olympics coverage over Wi-Fi and 3G signals. Also included will be editorial text from BBC news commentators, dedicated pages for every athlete, country, and sport, schedule information, and a medals chart to allow users to keep track of the winners. Extra functionality allows stories to be saved for offline reading, ensuring the latest information is accessible even when mobile reception is unavailable. Additionally, iOS users can personalize the app by adding their favourite Olympics sports to the customizable tab bar, enabling quick access to the latest live action.The Android app can be downloaded now from the Android App Store. The iOS app can be downloaded from the iTunes App Store. A shortcut app for Blackberry users, which creates a bookmark for the BBC Olympics mobile website, is available from Blackberry App World.

NBC Olympics Mobile App

NBC has teamed up with Adobe to launch two mobile apps that will let people watch Olympics events as they happen, look up athlete profiles, track athletes on Twitter, receive push notifications for breaking news and access other extra content on their iPads, iPhones and certain Android devices. The apps — NBC Olympics and NBC Olympics Live– are free to download. The “Live Extra” app will let you live stream the full 3,500 hours of Olympic content from your mobile device, as well as watch replays — though you’ll need to be a subscriber to a cable or satellite package that includes both CNBC and MSNBC. Those without subscription will get one hour’s worth of viewing time.  
You can download these apps from this page: 

http://www.nbcolympics.com/on-the-go/index.html

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