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iphone applies（iphone应用） Last year at this time, AppVee and AndroidAppss former CEO and founder Alex Arend (Alex Ahlund) recommended 2009 Best iPhone apps in his blog. This year, he continues this tradition and continues to recommend 30 of the best iPhone apps for consumers. Arends blog reads as follows: Since the advent of the iPhone app in 2008, I have been working in this industry. I have to say that iPhone apps have a history. Initially, Apple stores released only 500 applications, and now, iPhone has reached as many as 225 thousand apps. In just two years, the industry has matured at an extremely rapid rate. Resources that provide support for iPhone applications, ranging from news and editorial resources to developer engines, to promotion services and assisted habitats. Now, iPhone apps have grown into an industry with 5 billion downloads and $1 billion worth of output. It is no wonder, therefore, that the economy is expanding so rapidly. However, the stage of enclosure in the early days of entrepreneurship has been over. When you go through an apple store, youll find most small software already available and at least two times. Replicas are still in full swing, which makes it harder for high-quality applications to attract the attention of consumers. But if youre so patient and willing to look for it in less compelling applications, youll find some wonderful products to discover. Nonsense less, I will recommend for you this year, released 30 best applications. Game class: 1. angry birds (Angry, Birds) Catapult birds, knock down buildings and smash pigs. The game has long been top of the list of paid games, for a reason. To indulge in it is only a beginning. 2. Plants vs. Zombies (Plants, Vs, Zombies) An anti strike game developed by casual game developer PopCap. To protect your home from zombies, you need to plant plants that can shoot, freeze, bomb, crush or destroy enemies. 3. Fruit Ninja (Fruit Ninja) Very simple game, but can give great satisfaction: when