Our favorite iOS Apps, June edition<article>
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<p>Just as we did
in May, Macworld staffers got together to chat about the best apps they’ve been using recently. Here are some that have recently captured our imaginations (and perhaps a spot on our homescreens), whether they’re tiny apps from budding developers or the top-grossing apps that everyone is using. Our hope is that, while you might recognize some of these apps, others you might never have encountered. All of them, we think, are worth a look.</p><h2>Chris Breen: Audubon Nature California</h2>
<p>When not tethered to my computer, I like to spend time hiking around the beautiful natural environment that surrounds my home in the Monterey Bay Area. There’s only so much grandeur one can endure, however, without eventually dismissing it as yet another lovely landscape. For this reason, I like to devote portions of my attention to exactly what I’m looking at—a bird, wildflower, insect, tree, or seashell. I can do exactly that with the help of Green Mountain Digital’s $5 <strong>
Audubon Nature California</strong>.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2363176/our-favorite-ios-apps-june-edition.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Our favorite iOS Apps, June edition
