2011 is drawing to a close. Im now on to my third iPhone, so I have downloaded and deleted quite a few apps! I now only have around 20 apps that I keep on my phone, here are my top 5…

1. Facebook. Even though I dont really use my facebook anymore, I still check it several times during the day. Its nice to keep track of what going on. Also the new iPhone app looks pretty nifty!

2. Instagram. I love this app, its my favorite app of all time. Im not much of a photographer, but I now take quite alot of photos, when im out and about im always looking for an opportunity to snap something cool to post on my instagram. Its quite addictive.

3. Twitter. Good old twitter, twitter has now taken over my facebook updates, all the cool people are choosing twitter these days, it also keeps me up to date with all of the celebrity antics.

4. Sky News. The best place to get your news, in my opinion. Im not normally one to keep up with the news, but since i installed this app, i now check it 2 – 3 times a day.

5. Natwest. Im going with my most used apps here, and I do use this daily. Its amazing that you can access your money from an app, its also so much easier to use than logging into your online banking account every day.

So what are your most used apps?

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A tweet from a BBC Operations Engineer has revealed that the long awaited iPlayer app is going to be rolled out this week.

The iPlayer is currently only available to the UK, but there’s words in the pipeline that they are going to be opening the BBC service to the USA. Dont worry British TV licence payers! The BBC iPlayer app will be a paid subscription service for users in the US.

The downside to the iPlayer app for iPhone and iPad is that you will only be able to stream content via WIFI, You can use 3G to browse through the content, apparently, but you will still have to go and find yourself a wifi hotspot or sit in the comfort of your own home to use the service. Hopefully this will change in the future.

There will be a full review of the app within the next couple of days, once we’ve had a chance to play around with it properly.

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