It’s November and we’re back with another version of the new and free iPhone apps. Similar to the last few months, we have brought together many apps that you will find useful in your daily life. So, from a nifty little fitness app to an awesome new photo app, we’ve got it all! And as we like to say, some will increase your productivity, while others will help you lead a fit lifestyle.
Well, without further ado, let’s get started.
1. Pcalc Lite
The first app on our list is Pcalc Lite. It’s a nifty little calculator app that will put the stock iOS calculator to shame. Yes, you read it right. This application combines various features such as multi-line display, unit conversion and an optional RPN mode. It also lets you change button layouts, among others.
In addition to all this, Pcalc Lite has support for hexadecimal, octal and binary calculations as well as engineering and scientific notation. And its smartest feature is Undo and Redo. This saves you from having to do your calculations from scratch every time you click a button incorrectly.
The app is free on the App Store. However, you can purchase the paid version to unlock additional settings and themes.
2. Muse
Are there too many distractions around you? If yes, an app like Muse can help you focus better. This is a white noise generator that suppresses the noise around you to help you focus better.
It has 15 different ambient noise settings. You can even mix them into something new.
The app is clean and uncluttered with only icons on the home screen. Sounds are played in a seamless loop, so you don’t have to touch your phone to change settings and mess up your focus. There is an automatic timer option in case you want to use it before going to sleep.
3. Lazy Board
Want to set up custom shortcuts as you type? If your answer is yes, LazyBoard is the app for you. This new keyboard app lets you store shortcuts for long phrases and sentences so you can save time.
All you have to do is type the phrase in the Add section and set a shortcut for it.
Next time you need to use the emoticon, just tap the shortcut and Voila! Is not it beautiful?
And that’s not all, LazyBoard lets you sync all your emoticons to iCloud. This means you don’t have to set up shortcuts every time you switch devices. Also, this app comes with a clipboard folder to save your copied sentences.
4. The Half-Earth
Our sedentary lifestyle does little for our body. If you often forget to leave the couch (or desk) for a walk, you should install the StepWorld app right away. This fitness-focused app takes a social media-like approach to this end, keeping you motivated towards your workout goals.
It collects data from your phone and calculates your step count monthly, weekly and daily. There’s also a leaderboard where you can see how your stats compare to your peers. You can also share your statistics with your family and friends to motivate them.
StepWorld is very simple to use and the interface is simple and straightforward.
The good thing is, if you find that you’re maintaining a consistent fitness pattern, you can invest in a smartwatch (like the Apple Watch or Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2) to track your fitness goals, among others. After all, your phone can’t always be with you, can it?
5. Radio Input
Radio was one of the first means of electronic communication and is one of the most frequently used tools even today. If you like this medium of communication, you should check out Radio In. It allows you to listen to countless radio stations from all over the world, offers more than 45,000 radio stations and you can find all the stations here, from music to news.
It’s free to use and you can even create a list by selecting your favorite radio stations. The application is easy to use. Just choose a country and choose a radio station.
6. Voice Over Video
Voice Over Video is gold for users who don’t have access to good voice over software for YouTube. As the name suggests, YouTube allows you to add voiceovers to your videos.
To add voiceover, open your video in the app, hit the record button and start speaking. And yes, you can also add multiple voice-overs to a single video. Yes, it’s that simple.
Voice Over Video comes with the usual customization options like trimming and trimming recordings. It also allows you to add fade effects and change the recording volume. You can also add transitions between clips.
The application is easy to use. Choose a country and select a radio station.
7. Tilde
Do you take a lot of Live Photos on your iPhone? If yes, Tilde will help you get the most out of these photos. He chooses several live photos and makes a great video collage from them. And all it takes is one touch.
It’s pretty simple to use, just select a set of live photos and the app does the rest. No manual intervention is required.
Get the Most Out of Your iPhone
These were some of the apps where you can use your phone to its full potential.
Here’s a video tour of the best iPhone apps for November from our Guiding Tech (English) YouTube Channel:
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Which one did you liked most? Let me guess, Tilde and StepWorld, right?
Next: Missed last month’s version of our Apps of the Month? Click on the link below to discover the apps you may have missed.
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