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Top 10 || Best iphone Apps for Students

iphone mobile apps that can help students run their daily activities in a variety of ways; from organizing your thoughts and assisting your studies, to to managing your money and schedules, navigating the area around your school and so on.
Here are just top 10 of the best, and they are all free.
1.       Dictionary.com
Functions: the dictionary have over 1,700,000 words and the words are available without the internet access.
It also have voice-activation definition search and pronunciation functions.
2.       Wikipanion
Functions: This app allows you to search and navigate all Wikipedia entries easily and quickly with additional bookmarking, history and image saving functions.
3.       Flashcards
Functions: This app allows you to create extensive virtual decks of flashcards without performance related issues.
It also integrates device syncing, sharing, image and web editing functions.
4.       Mental Note Lite
Functions: This app allows you to integrate your text based notes with photos, voice recordings and drawings.
It also allows you to export your notes in several formats including PDF.
5.       Amazon Student
Functions: this app allows you to obtain instant price checks by scanning in book barcodes .
Its trade-in function allows you to scan any unwanted books, games or films into the system and see their trade-in values, which will then be converted into Amazon giftcards.
6.       Mint.com
Functions: this app allows you to create a personalized budget based on your spending.
It provides you with bill alerts and reminders.
It categorizes your transactions automatically and provides you with accessible graphs to understand your spending.
7.       Wi-Fi Finder
Functions: This app helps you to locate your nearest wi-fi hotspot, providing you with directions and a map to get there.
Its filter function also allows the user to sort results according to the type of location available.
8.       Around Me
Functions: this app helps you to search for your nearest bank, supermakets, cinemas, restaurants or hospitals for example in order to obtain relevant maps, routes and contact address.
9.       DropBox
Functions: this app allows you to upload any kind of documents, virtually on a cloud-based server. By signing up for a dropbox account, you get 2GB of free storage, and can start uploading files and documents straight from your device.
10.   iTunes  U
Functions: This app allows you to find and download study materials of different schools around the world.
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