Best Ipad Apps

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In a few short months, the iPad has become just the revolution that people suspected it might be. What the iPad offers most of all is apps. With Apple’s large database of iTunes apps from the App Store, the iPad has a supply of hundreds of thousands of apps to accomplish a variety of tasks, both fun and productive. The App Store gives a rich supply of apps that allows the iPad to become the do-it-all machine that people want it to be. But what really matters is finding the Best iPad Apps.

The one challenge to the rich selection of the app store is that there are so many apps for so many functions. There are also way too many duplicate apps or apps performing the same functions. Finding and picking the best apps can take time. I’ll save you some and offer my recommendations for the must-have iPad apps. Many enjoyed similar success on the iPhone, with one notable exception.

1. Pages
Some people might complain that Pages is so high up on this list. But let’s face it: what the iPhone lacked was a dedicated word processor. If the iPad is to compete with netbooks, ...
... then Pages is a necessity for anyone with an iPad. It’s dedicated word processing and elevate’s the iPad from fun machine to business friendly. It turns the iPad into a true work-on-the-go machine.

2. Netflix
The iPad’s high-resolution screen is a gem. Now what to watch on it? The Netflix app is the answer. It allows streaming movies to be viewed on the iPad. Netflix gives the iPad an endless library of movies that can be viewed anywhere.

3. New York Times
The big question around the iPad was “what will it do for the media?” The answer lies in the robustness of several media apps. The iPad brings the New York Times app to life on a clear, large screen display. Looking at the beautiful newspaper has never been better and if this is a trend, it might help mobile users return to news browsing.

4. Flight Control HD
The iPhone’s most addictive and one of its most successful is Flight Control. Now in HD on the iPad, this simple, yet sophisticated game for all ages is a sample of how much fun the iPad can be. Who knew landing planes and helicopters on a 2-D screen could be so much fun?

5. Pandora Radio
It’s hard to believe Pandora Radio achieved so much success on the iPhone. After moderate success streaming over the internet, this app rose to the occasion on the iPhone and became a staple. Now it’s a must-have for the iPad. Pandora streams music, based on a user’s preferences, over the iPad. Pandora gives users their old favorites, but also exposes them to similar bands they haven’t heard of.

Though most of these apps could qualify as entertainment, that’s because entertainment, for now, is what the iPad delivers. An entertainment machine like the iPhone, but bigger. More than just a larger iPhone, the iPad opens the door to new ventures in mobile productivity software like Pages. It remains to be seen if productivity really catches on or if entertainment and games dominate as they have on the iPhone.