Best iPhone Lifestyle Apps
What if you could learn how to make drinks with your phone, or maybe go shopping on Amazon right from your phone? Tibesti brings you the BEST iPhone daily lifestyle applications daily.
Best iPhone Lifestyle Apps by Cell Phones Expert Review Panel
The Best You Can Get
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The perfect shopping companion, Amazon's iPhone app lets users connect to their Amazon account with the tap of a finger. Fill your shopping cart or track the status of recently placed orders, or search the full selection of products available from Amazon.com. The app also lets you scan any barcode to search for comparison prices, or snap photos of a product (like those to-die-for shoes worn by the woman next to you) and quickly find it on the web.
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Making a stop at the grocery store on your way home? Pull up Epicurious, type in the ingredients you know you have at home, and then let the app do the rest. A virtual cookbook, Epicurious helps you plan small meals or family dinners on the go. One of the best features is the ability to see what percentage of people who made a recipe would do so again, so you can be sure that your chosen menu is worth the effort.
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Time for a cocktail? Mixology lets you input what alcohols and mixers you have on hand, and then offers up possible libations that can be created from them. Budding mixologists will appreciate the glossary of terms, tips on how to stock your bar, and — our favorite — a search function to help you find the closest liquor store or bar (if you decide to leave the drink-making to a pro).
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The Paypal iPhone app boasts several cool features, but two of them deserve some extra attention: 1) "Bump Phones" lets you send or receive money between your phone and another Paypal user's phone simply by bumping them together; 2) You can deposit checks directly to your Paypal account simply by taking photos of them. A bit more technology like this, and you may never have to step foot inside a bank ever again.
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Sometimes a strange tingling sensation is just a momentary neurological misfire. But, then again, your symptoms could foretell something more serious. That's where WebMD — a popular online medical encyclopedia — comes in. Use the app's symptom checker to, well, let's face it: probably scare yourself. But an informed patient is often a better patient. So bone up on your way to the doctor's office.
