1. Fitbit
   Signal
2. Instagram
   Google Maps

A Web-based service, Google Maps offers detailed information about local businesses, geographical regions, and sites around the world. The app also features street maps, panoramic views of streets, traffic conditions, route planning, satellite images and more. The service was launched in 2005.

1. Google Maps
   Tinder
2. Facebook
   Waze

For years, Tinder was the king of all dating apps. Tinder proved to be successful in forming marriages and long-term relationships, but it looks like people are not using it to find a serious partner anymore. Gradually, it became a casual hook-up app where people are flicking through profiles like channels on the TV, often without texting or trying to meet each other.

1. Instagram
   Google Chrome
2. Wikipedia Mobile
   Skype

Trendy social networking app Instagram has been around for a few years, mostly thanks to everybody's new obsession with mobile photography and selfies. Instagram was created for sharing photos and videos from a smartphone. Similar to other social media platforms, each Instagram user has a profile and a news feed, can follow his or her friends, and like the photos or videos of others.

1. Messenger
   Slack
2. Bumble
   Tab

Messenger Platform helps to communicate with Facebook friends, even if you don't have their number, or with those friends who don't have smartphones for whatever reason. It's a free and easy to use text/video chat, but not all Facebook users like the idea of using the separate app.

1. Google Hangouts
   Facebook
2. WhatsApp
   Snapchat

One of the most popular social networking websites in the world, Facebook allows users to post comments, share ideas, photographs, videos, latest news, keep in touch with each other, and more. The famous service began in February of 2004 as a school-based social network at Harvard University, created by two students - Mark Zuckerberg and Edward Saverin.

1. Xbox
   Yelp
2. Skype
   Venmo

A popular instant messaging app has been around since 2003, long before Whats App, Slack or Google Hangouts were launched. The service provides online text message and free video chat services for Skype users, while calls to landline telephones and mobile phones can be a little bit pricey.

1. AroundMe
   Uber
2. Open Table
   Duolingo

With Uber, there is no need to look for an expensive parking lot in downtown or wait for a taxi or bus. One of the biggest ridesharing apps out there offers fast, reliable rides in minutes—during the day, early in the morning, or late at night.

1. Yelp
   Nike+
2. Play Music
   Spotify

Whether you are looking for the best coffee shop, great brunch spot near your house or a fancy restaurant in a big city, Yelp has it all. Thanks to the user reviews, ratings, useful tips and recommendations, it has never been easier to find the best place in the area and satisfy your cravings.

1. Daily Yoga
   Shazam
2. Pandora
   Tidal

Meet one of the world's most popular apps, used by people worldwide. Shazam is a unique app that can instantly identify music that's playing at the moment, find song lyrics, or discover new music and see what other people are looking for.

1. 1Password
   iTunes U
2. Bandcamp
   Hulu

iTunes U allows Apple users to access podcasts, lectures, audiobooks and other educational materials. A unique app features educational audio and video content from famous universities, museums and public organizations that can be streamed or downloaded for free.

1. Prisma
   Apple Music
2. NYTimes
   WhatsApp

More than 1 billion people around the world use this free messaging app to stay in touch with friends and family. WhatsApp is available for both Apple and Android users and is super simple to use.

1. Pocket
   Untappd
2. Bumble
   Reddit

The unique dating app that forces women to make a first move, Bumble changed the way people date and meet friends online. Just like with Tinder, you create a profile, sweep left or right and text the potential mates. What makes Bumble different from other dating apps like Tinder, Hinge or OKCupid, though, is that it gives women all the power!

1. GrubHub
   PayPal
2. Mint
   Snapseed

GrubHub allows you to order food from your favorite local restaurants for free. Both take-out and delivery are available. As of today, it's the best mobile friendly service that works both with big chains and small family owned places.

1. Adobe Photoshop Express
   Xbox
2. Facetune
   Kindle

Xbox is a famous video gaming brand created and owned by Microsoft. The handy app allows you to stay connected to your community on the go and view all your accomplishments, games and purchases.

1. iBooks
   Hinge
2. Fandango
   Acorns

A must-have app of any movie-goer, Fandango allows you to buy tickets online, find movie times, watch latest trailers and read movie reviews. Not long ago, this app became the winner of the Webby Awards Official Jury Award for Best Entertainment App.

1. Brilliant
   Soundcloud
2. Amazon Music
   Open Table

This app is mostly used to make online reservations, but it also shows restaurant reviews from diners and allows you to earn bonus points toward free meals. The service was founded in 1998 and tested in a limited number of fine dining restaurants in San Francisco.

1. NPR News
   Simple Habit
2. Pages
   Lyft

Just like Uber, Lyft can get you an affordable ride in minutes, almost anywhere. So instead of paying for the pricey cab or waiting for a bus, you just download an app and get a car - along with a personal driver - with a tap of the button. Recently, Lyft partnered with transportation experts to re-imagine the busy streets in big cities and fix the traffic issues. Their plan is based on the overlooked secrets of good urban design and can potentially change the current traffic situation for the better.

1. Tidal
   Goodreads
2. Nook
   FitNet

Your excuses won't work anymore. FitNet, the trendy health and fitness app, offers you 5-minute workouts every day and personalize them to match your needs. It's only 5 minutes a day, but even short workouts can make a big difference in a long run!

1. Audible
   Spotify
2. Etsy
   eBay

The creation of Daniel Ek, Spotify Music is a unique app that offers both free and paid music streaming, podcasts, ready-made playlist to suit your mood, or personalized recommendations. The app has one of the biggest music collections online and features both famous songs and underrated titles, so you can enjoy your longtime favorites and discover new music at the same time.

1. Nike+
   Groupon
2. Twitter
   Snapchat

If you need additional motivation, Nike+ can make every run count. With this running app, you can not only track your progress, analyze your runs and share your achievements - you can actually improve your runs.

1. Twenty Four
   Duolingo
2. Hulu
   HBO Go

Learning new languages with free, science-based language learning apps, such as Duolingo, is unlike anything you remember from school. Their lessons are fun and allow you to constantly practice new languages! At the same time, badges and other unlocked achievements will keep you motivated.

1. Citymapper
   Waze
2. Uber
   Pandora

Powered by the Music Genome Project, comprehensive analysis of music, Pandora is a unique music streaming service available only in the US. Since it constantly evolves to suit your preferences, this app is the best way to discover new music as well as access your all time favorites with an on-demand streaming.

1. Tidal
   Tumblr
2. WordPress
   Nine

Just like Spotify and Pandora, Tidal offers on-demand music streaming, customized playlists, and more. What makes it special, though, is that it's the first music service with High Fidelity sound quality, HD music videos, and curated playlists created by music journalists.

1. Khan Academy
   NYTimes
2. Elevate
   Blinkist

The New York Times, one of the most well-known American newspapers, have been around for years, breaking story after story. NYTimes official app for iOS or Android make the Times’s award-winning journalism easier to access, save, and share with others.

1. Udacity
   Reddit
2. Behance
   YouTube

The website created for hot discussions and funniest jokes, Reddit is a unique platform to discover top topics, news, videos and hot memes trending online. Their official app is pretty solid and allows users to access their communities and share viral posts/photos/links on the go.

1. VICE News
   The Washington Post
2. News 360
   PayPal

Transferring money between your accounts, paying your bills online or sending $5 to your friend - PayPal can do all of it and even more. One of the most trusted online payments system worldwide, PayPal is a great alternative to paper checks, mobile payments and money orders.

1. Mint
   ESPN
2. Pinterest
   Messenger

Mint is a unique app that allows you to easily manage your money online. Powered by TurboTax, Mint offers a number of useful free tools that include free money manager, credit score tracker, investment tracker, and more. Budget apps such as Mint were created to make the process of managing finances easier, so you can keep all your info in one place and access it anytime!

1. Adobe Photoshop Express
   OKCupid
2. Coffee Meets Bagel
   Happn

Fast ,simple, yet incredibly powerful - Adobe Photoshop Express was created to make photo editing on mobile devices easy for everyone. It's a free, lightweight version of the long time favorite of artists and photographers, Adobe Photoshop, that will give any picture a professional finish.

1. Comics
   Medium
2. Blogger
   Kindle

Kindle app functions just like a Kindle reader, so you can access your e-books, magazine, and important documents from anywhere! Download your library to your phone, buy new books, and access your favorites with one free, simple-to-use app. Free books and samples are also available!

1. iBooks
   Steam
2. PlayStation App
   Zomato

A handy e-book app compatible with all iOS devices and created by Apple Inc., iBooks allows you to keep all e-books, files, PDFs, and audiobooks in one place. If you are a huge fan of Apple devices and use your IPad or IPhone to read, this app is a must-have for you.

1. Food Network
   Yummly
2. Nook
   Runtastic

If you are a frequent visitor of Barnes&Noble bookstores, their official Nook app will make your reading experience even better. Just like their Nook reader, the app allows you to buy e-books, magazines, and comics, access them anytime and read from anywhere. The app is compatible with the most Apple and Android devices.

1. RunKeeper
   Headspace
2. Fabulous
   Goodreads

The world's largest social network for readers now has two official apps for Android and Apple devices that allow you to read thousands of book reviews using your tablet or smartphone. Discover new books, re-read your favorites, find and follow the author you admire, keep track of your books ... this app is a real heaven for any reader.

1. Audible
   Square Cash
2. Venmo
   Depop

Audible is an Amazon company that provides a big selection of audiobooks and original podcasts you won't find anywhere else. Another great feature they offer is a free one-month trial, so you can see for yourself whether or not you like this service!

1. Instagram
   Tidal
2. Amazon
   Google Maps

Probably the best website to shop online, Amazon is the leader of online marketplaces. While their prices and a wide choice are hard to beat, they also constantly add new services, such as Prime Video or food delivery, and come up with new ways to save.

1. Airbnb
   eBay
2. Google Translate
   StubHub

The user-friendly eBay app is the best way to find stuff you need or sell stuff you don't need. The world's largest online marketplace, eBay has hundreds of millions of listings, and if you can't find it on eBay, the chances are you won't find it anywhere else.

1. Fandango
   Etsy
2. Yellow Pages
   Foursquare

Etsy is unlike any online marketplace simply because it sells one-of-a-kind, unique goods. Anyone can start selling on Etsy, and only here you can find rare items such as vintage furniture, BJD dolls for sale, or handmade toys and clothes.

1. Avast!
   Clean Master
2. Lightroom
   Groupon

Groupon is a money-saving app that offers a vast collection of the best deals, discounts and special offers from your local restaurants, malls, museums, etc. Whether you want to get discounted tickets for the show or save up to 70% on a massage, there are a lot of great deals on Groupon, so keep looking!

1. imgur
   Dropbox
2. Evernote
   Twitter

Tweets is all about posting, liking and sharing short messages called tweets. In other words, microblogging. This platform is also widely used to discover new interesting people online and follow them. Usually, people tweet their opinions on the latest breaking news, but Twitter is full of jokes, memes and just playful conversation between users.

1. Snapchat
   ExpressVPN
2. Adobe Scan
   Box

Snapchat introduced a new way to communicate, especially popular among millennials who are tired of texting. The unique feature that made this app popular in the first place is self-destructive content, photos or videos, that disappear right after you open it.

1. Enlight
   YouTube
2. Any.Do
   Bumpers

YouTube allows anyone to create, post and share unique video content from music videos to viral videos and online reviews. This free service makes it easy to find and watch any video on the Internet. Recently, they've also announced YouTube TV, the new TV streaming service that joined Sling TV, PlayStation Vue, and DirecTV Now.

1. Pokemon Go
   Heads Up!
2. Pandora
   Netflix

A huge entertainment company founded in 1997, Netflix is one of the best and biggest Internet TV networks out there. It allows users to watch a wide variety of award-winning TV shows, including their Netflix Originals, classic and latest movies, documentaries ... There's always something new to watch since their extensive collection is updated monthly.

1. Minecraft: Pocket Edition
   Hulu
2. Facetune
   KIMOJI

The most popular question: which video-streaming service is worth your money, Netflix or Hulu? It depends, since both subscription-based services offer different content, so if you watch movies more, choose Netflix, if not - Hulu is your go-to service! Hulu is centered more on TV and offers programs from most of the major television networks.

1. Face Swap Live
   Spotify
2. Google Maps
   HBO Go

The streaming service for devoted HBO fans, HBO Go gives users access to virtually any episode of any HBO TV series. Whether you can't wait to watch the latest episodes of "Games of Thrones" or want to binge watch "Sex and the City" - again - this handy app was created for you.

1. Waze
   Gmail
2. iTunes
   Netflix

Waze is like an updated version of Google Maps. The community based navigation app heavily relies on real drivers that post and share real-time traffic and road info. Speed limit info on a screen also helps drivers to be more careful while on the road.

1. Walmart
   Yahoo Mail
2. The Weather Channel
   Google Drive

Google Drive offers secure cloud storage and file backup for any type of content, including photos, songs, important documents or videos. It's a safe place to keep all your multimedia files. The best part? You can easily access them later from any device.

1. Yahoo Stocks
   Pinterest
2. Tumblr
   Opera Mini

With Tumblr, it's easy to find, post and share the content you love, or join the community of the like-minded people. This app, which is basically the birth place of most memes and fun viral pictures, is pretty popular among teenagers.

1. WordPress
   Yelp
2. Fitbit
   Slacker Radio

WordPress offers one of the best free packages -along with a basic blog hosting service - and hundreds of easily customize templates for your future website. This platform is mostly used by writers, travel bloggers, fashion bloggers and reviewers.

1. EasilyDo
   Squarespace
2. Evernote
   Mint

Just like Wix, WordPress or Website Builder, Squarespace is your all-in-one solution if you need to create a professionally looking website without writing a single line of code. It might be pricey for beginners, but their unique features, such as 24-7 support, gorgeous templates, and custom domain names, are so worth it. The official mobile apps allow you to manage, view or add to your site’s content, track site's metrics, or share other's content from a mobile device.

1. Wunderlist
   Flickr
2. Flipboard
   Pages

A word processor developed by Apple Inc, Pages is a part of the iWork productivity package that can be used not only on a Mac, iPad, or iPhone — but also on any PC using iWork for iCloud. It's a simple yet beautiful tool that allows you to access, edit and send important documents on the go.

1. OverDrive
   Acorns
2. Slack
   FaceTime

Slack is like all other communication tools out there, but it was specifically designed to improve the workflow and office/team communication. It's also a perfect app for freelances and international teams that need to keep in touch 24/7.