Angry Birds
This immensely popular game requires using geometric angles, physics and puzzle solving talent to slingshot the angry birds through the air and onto the unsuspecting egg stealing pigs. After advancing into higher game levels, players have the opportunity of unleashing birds with special magic powers. If not succeeding at a particular level, the game allows continuous attempts until the player determines the correct problem solving technique. The challenge of figuring out increasingly difficult configurations provides hours of fun and entertainment.
Spotify
Originating in Sweden, but now available worldwide, Spotify music streaming service offers millions of song selections from major and independent top name labels. Users find music by browsing through a list of artists, albums, genres or song titles. Music lovers additionally have access to artist bios, concert dates and other pertinent information. Interested teens may activate an account through a free six-month trial period. After the free trial ends, users continue listening for up to 10 hours per month. Gaining access to mobile service requires upgrading to a premium account, which also features offline play.
Fandango
Movie fans never have to wonder what is playing at the theater again when having Fandango. By simply entering a specific zip code, the application lists theaters, movies and show times. Participating theaters allow users to purchase show tickets directly through Passbook. Users also have the option of sending or storing ticket information. Check out currently playing movies, movies coming out soon and trailers for all movies.
Dictionary.com
This app benefits students of all ages and features a dictionary, thesaurus and an optional word of the day for improving vocabulary skills. The app pronounces words aloud and offers examples of usage in a complete sentence. Besides providing a list of definitions, students also have the opportunity of learning the origination of words. The app receives high ratings from Language Arts teachers, but best of all, students have the chance to download the educational and useful tool free of charge.
Google Maps for Mobile
Young drivers never need worry about getting lost with this free app that supports GPS function on qualifying phones. Similar to the PC website, users merely enter two separate locations and receive a map and driving instructions with start and destination points. The app also displays the distance and driving time. Find a route from one place to another quicker by using the real-traffic update function. The application also continually updates itself in real time from the Internet.
