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Apple has revealed the highest free and paid iOS apps of 2014. On top on the paid apps list is Heads Up! This is actually the game to hold your phone on the highest of your respective head so your teammate can feed you clues since you attempt to guess what celebrity, movie, television show, character or animal is listed in your screen. This game is 99 cents with a variety of categories offered as in-app purchases to have an additional 99 cents each.
Minecraft-Pocket Edition is next, followed by photo editor Afterlight. Fourth place goes to video game Plague. Smart alarm Sleep Cycle alarm clock rounds our the highest five paid apps. This app tracks your sleeping patterns and awakens you through the lightest sleep phase of your respective cycle, allowing one to wake fully refreshed.
The highest five free iOS apps were all social networks. On top is Facebook Messenger with self-destructing messaging app Snapchat directly behind. Streaming video site YouTube takes third, followed by Facebook and picture/video sharing site Instagram. Ironically, free apps took four of the highest five positions for the very best grossing apps. That's because those four used the freemium pricing structure. As the apps were absolve to download and install, they offered in-app purchases that were necessary to the fullest enjoyment of those titles. The highest five grossing apps were led by Clash of Clans, followed by Candy Crush Saga, Bet on War-Fire, Pandora and Big Fish Casino. All but streaming radio site Pandora, are games.
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