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Allow us to introduce Apple’s iWork for iPad suite: Pages ($9.99), Numbers ($9.99), and Keynote ($9.99). The first apps on our list make doing real work possible, and even fun, on the iPad. So we’re starting off by cheating a little bit. IWork: Pages, Numbers, Keynote ($9.99 Each)

So read on, and be ready to hit the App Store hard after you’ve finished reading this article. We’ve picked apps to help you work, apps that let watch high quality movies and listen to your favorite songs, and even apps that keep connected to news and the world in ways you never imagined. How can you possibly figure out which apps are worth downloading, and which aren’t? Well, worry not – because out of the 320,000+ apps available in the App Store, we’ve managed to carefully select the first 10 iPad apps you should download. And, if that number isn’t intimidating enough, keep in mind that the number of applications released each day is still accelerating! Now, two and a half years after the App Store’s initial release on the iPhone and iPod touch, there are over 300,000 apps available for iPad owners to download. With the introduction of the iPad in 2010, the App Store began to fill with iPad applications, and “universal” applications (iOS apps which can run natively on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch). A year later, this figure had increased by over 500 times.

Back then, the App Store housed a mere 500 applications. It's available on the App Store for $.99 cents, and 'The First 10 Apps You Should Download' is one of the many resources you can find within it (you can download the mentioned apps by hitting price tags next to each app's name).Īpple’s “App Store” premiered on the iPhone and iPod touch in July 2008, with the release of iOS 2.0.

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AppStart is a new, premiere iPad app we designed to help both novice and experienced users take full advantage of Apple's exceptional tablet.