April is a big month for the iPad, not only because the iPad 2 was recently made available to 12 more countries but because of the nice selection of new apps released this month. And so we’ve rounded up these apps to give you the top 10 iPad apps for April 2011.
HBO’s movie and TV streaming apps is a free download but the can only be enjoyed by current HBO subscribers. If you’re one of these subscribers, have fun streaming your favorite HBO TV Shows and Programming anywhere you go.
Want to experience Twitter on a new plane? To be exact on a cool, interactive, 3D environment? This app is definitely worth a download if only to experience accessing your Twitter timeline in a whole new dimension. It’s cool, trust me on that.
What makes this new iPad web browser different from other apps that were released earlier? Nothing much really, except for the fact that it features a true tab browsing experience, full screen web browsing on your iPad and web site viewing even when you’re iPad is offline.
This app boasts of being the first camera app developed specifically for the iPad 2. It’s quite unique from other camera apps for the simple reason that it lets you enhance your photos first before actually capturing them.
This is the full iPad version of the mobile payment system which first came out for the iPhone. The iPad-optimized GoPayment app makes mobile payments easier via a new layout that takes full advantage of iPad’s large, high-resolution screen display and multi-touch feature.
If the current selection of news aggregator app available on the iTunes App Store are still not enough to make you happy, you might want to give one of our top 10 iPad apps for this month, a try. This new iPad app gives the news being read by the people you follow on Twitter. The app presents the curated views of the Twitter ecosphere in a seamless interface that will entice you to read those otherwise left-forgotten news items.
The app is a great resource for concise, interactive summaries of people, places and things – optimized for the iPad. The app lets you search for topics or browse a worldwide map which highlights landmarks, monuments, cities, towns and more.
This app lets you stream movies and TV shows for free. Short and simple. The streaming loads fast even on 3G connection.
Fans of the real Moleskin notebook may not like this app but for those who wanted have a Moleskin experience will love this app. It’s more earth-friendly than owning and using the real Moleskin as it mimics the overall feel and appearance of a real Molekin notebook.
Simply put, this app is like Flipboard but this time its for video contents shared on the Internet. Showyou is a social video app for your iPad that lets you watch videos your friends are sharing – in a fun and immersive kind of way – or the Showyou grid.
There you go, our top 10 iPad apps for April 2011. Which one were you able to get and which one did you miss? Still got plenty of time before the newer batch of iPad apps comes in.
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