INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
There are now hundreds of thousands of apps available for your iPhone X (and others), and surprisingly, many of the best are free.The
following list showcases our pick of the best free iPhone apps, and includes iPhone applications for social networking, travel, news,
photography, productivity and more
Most of these apps are also compatible with the iPod touch as well.What's going to be interesting is how the iPhone X affects this list of
best apps, because the larger screen is going to mean developers have to code their wares differently to cater for the new audience.But no
matter which phone you've got, as long as it's made by Apple (and it's not too old) you'll be able to enjoy these titles that have been
curated by TheIndianSubcontinent's expert app reviewers, who parse through the App Store regularly to see just what's bubbling up and
whether it's worth downloading.New this week: LetterboxdLetterboxd is a social app for people who love films
Sign in and you can see what friends have been watching, bellyache about the latest Hollywood blockbuster that totally offended your viewing
sensibilities, and comment on other people’s reviews.Or if that fills you with horror, you can ignore the social bit entirely, and just
use Letterboxd as a really savvy movie tracker
Search for films and add them to your watch list; once you’ve seen one, give it a rating
That way, you won’t end up 30 minutes into a cinematic disaster before realizing you’d already suffered through it before.Two apps for
the price of none, Letterboxd is pretty great whichever way you use it.Wondering how the new iPhone X stacks up Watch out our video review
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