Top 10 most downloaded apps 2017

A brewing vade mecum for coffee snobs, Filtru guides you through the art of crafting killer brews, including pouring intervals, stirring and waiting tips. Channeling nine brewing methods or letting you create and store your own, it supports everything from aeropresses and bonmac drippers to noka pots and siphons. Microsoft wants to make it so that you never have to worry about captioning your selfies again.

Some of those include filters that guess your age or tell you which celebrity you look like. Runtastic, already well-known in the health space thanks to its fitness app, launched in April a recipe and nutrition app. But where it shines is in the selection of filters available, making it easy to find meals targeted at specific dietary needs, like post-workout, gluten-free, low-carb, and high-protein, among others.

Other console-makers support linked mobile apps that let you keep tabs on friends or send them messages. Parents can set playtime limits, content restriction levels ESRB, online communications and posting to social media and in a stroke of genius, disable the console from the app itself, if a user flouts the rules.

Enter Missive, a recently launched app that adds collaboration to email threads. The app makes it possible to collaboratively write emails with coworkers or hold group chats within one, a feature that can be especially useful for eliminating seemingly endless internal email chains. The last thing you want after a long international flight is to get stuck in an hours-long customs line. On your way back, pop it open and answer a few questions about your trip. You May Also Like.

Super Mario Run. Microsoft To-Do. A Normal Lost Phone. The Great Courses Plus. Google Earth. Marvel: Color Your Own. Elder Scrolls: Legends. Nintendo Switch Parental Controls. I look at it as my personal concierge car service and rely on it heavily when I'm out of town, particularly in places where there aren't a lot of cabs around.

I travel a lot for business. I use Uber all the time. My company's YouTube page is very active. We post training videos and recordings of our webinars there, and I also post snippets of any media appearances that I make. I can review and track comments using the YouTube app and also look at other professional videos that are published by my partners and yes - even my competitors. This is a Lenovo app, and we own a lot of Lenovo devices.

But you don't need a Lenovo device to enjoy the ease of sharing documents, files, quotes, proposals, spreadsheets and other business information quickly between devices. Yes, it's fun creating personal bitmojis, and everyone's doing it.

The app works with many of the messaging systems listed above, and I love it because sometimes when communicating with clients, it's nice to be a little playful and lighthearted assuming they're not angry because our products aren't working. Bitmoji is just another entertaining way to message - both with employees and customers - that keeps us all from not taking ourselves too seriously at work.

Amazing, isn't it? I'm using all of these applications, and I'm using them all in my business! These top mobile apps aren't just for fun and games. They're turning out to be great productivity and communication tools at work, too. Top Stories. Top Videos. Draw Weapon 3D. DoorDash - Food Delivery. Paper Fold.

Flex Run 3D. PayPal - Send, Shop, Manage. Google Chrome. Roku - Official Remote Control. Rec Room. Mario Kart Tour.

Retro Bowl. CapCut - Video Editor. Uber - Request a ride. Candle Craft 3D. DogLife: BitLife Dogs. Amazon Prime Video. Google Duo. Clash Royale. Google Photos. Telegram Messenger. Premium Our Platform. Top Apps.