By reviews? By browsing top 25? Word of mouth? There must be a lot of good apps out there but not sure how to find them.
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I rely a lot on the top 100/200. I usually only pay attention to the top paid ones. I heard about a few apps through word of mouth, Beejive for example. Wouldn't have paid $10 for it if my friend didn't praise it so much.
Personally, I like to search the app store. I get an idea in my mind of an app I'd like, then I search and hope it exists
One time I searched for "Colour/Color Identifier" and found an app that actually did what I was hoping for. It used the camera to identify colour's names (and provide hex codes) in realtime.
It really helps to just search for keywords, as you'll find apps you never knew existed. Half of these amazing apps don't even have any reviews. Sometimes it's worth taking the risk and trying out these apps.
Personally, I like to search the app store. I get an idea in my mind of an app I'd like, then I search and hope it exists
One time I searched for "Colour/Color Identifier" and found an app that actually did what I was hoping for. It used the camera to identify colour's names (and provide hex codes) in realtime.It really helps to just search for keywords, as you'll find apps you never knew existed. Half of these amazing apps don't even have any reviews. Sometimes it's worth taking the risk and trying out these apps.