Best free apps for iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus

Hello guys today in this article we are going to share you the details of top 10 apps that you can gofor on your brand new iPhone 6s and 6s Plus; for which the countdown is already started for the sales all around the world.
Now you got your dream gadget and what next, it is not 100% complete until you get best apps for your device; you can’t take full advantage of all this lovely technology unless you have best apps installed into your device.
Lets go into the topic today:

Best free apps for iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus

Top 1: Dropbox

Drop box is the cloud file-manager; it is a really great way to play with some of your iPhone’s new toys, entirely for free.

Features of Dropbox:

2Gb Free space, which can be extended to 16GB by referring your friends, however premium extendable options available.
Upload a photo
View offline files
3D Touch on the Home screen icon gives you Quick Actions to search
Within the app, Peek and Pop gestures, respectively, offer fast previews and quick subsequent access to files.

Download Dropbox for iOS here

Top 2: INSTAGRAM

Similar to Dropbox, Instagram’s is good for playing around with 3D Touch. Quick Actions let you quickly get to direct messages and new activity, make a new post, or start a search.
Within the app, Peek proves excellent for viewing photos within feeds, but without opening new pages.
Download Instagram for iOS here

Top 3: DOCUMENTS

In iOS 9, you now get an optional iCloud Drive app which can be found by navigating through the path => (Settings > iCloud > iCloud Drive > Show on Home Screen to activate it), for searching into your cloud documents.
But we are using the free Documents app for this, because it gives you access to other online storage locations as well, along with enabling you to manage, archive and share files with ease.
With the latest iPhones, you get Quick Actions for speedy access to recent and favourite files.
Download Documents for iOS here

Top 4: IMOVIE (Free with new device)

A year ago, Apple updated iMovie to make use of larger displays, giving you the features for editing and previewing your media, we can shoot 4K Videos on iPhone 6s and 6s Plus.
Now, iTunes can create and share films at 3840 x 2160, but at up to 60fps. Which means the full power to you to shoot and edit 4K video in a device that fits in your pocket, and all without squinting at edit points.

Tip: Avoid 4K on a 16 GB device, or else you will run out of storage space very fast.

Download iMovie for iOS here

Top 5: GARAGEBAND ( Free with new device)

GarageBand is also one of the most powerful app for iPhones.
On the iPhone 5s, though, you needed to file down your fingers to a point, to get at all of the interface; on a larger iPhone, even the banana-thumbed can attempt to trouble the charts in no time.
Download GarageBand for iOS here

Top 6: 1PASSWORD

iCloud Keychain enables you to share login and payment details across Apple kit, 1Password’s wins the game here. It’s cross-platform, stores way more info (including secure notes, software licences and multiple identities), and allows you to easily edit all your information right on your iPhone.
For larger iPhones, the interface is optimised to make it more generally usable — especially on the iPhone 6s Plus, which has landscape mode — and you can see far more entries at any given time – handy when managing dozens of logins or editing your notes.
And in iOS 9, there’s also Spotlight search for quickly accessing your logins.
Download 1Password for iOS here

Top 7: TWITTERRIFIC

Tweetbot is awesomely powerful and a tough competitor for Twitterrific, however Twitterrific has an unparalleled sense of design, with beautiful themes, typography and a lightness of touch that works perfectly with Apple’s larger iPhones.
Features: Twitterrific has live streaming, list management, gestural controls, filtering and muting, timeline sync, and much more. It’s a free download, with some affordable IAP available to those who want push notifications and no adverts.
Download Twitterrific 5 for iOS here