List of apps that come with Apple devices
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List of apps that currently come with Apple devices[edit]
- Messages (used for texting and communication)
- Photos (used to review and look over pictures that have been taken; this is where the Camera Roll is located)
- Camera (used to take pictures and eventually look over them on Camera Roll)
- Calendar (used to remind about certain events at certain times)
- Clock (used to track different time zones and to set up alarms)
- Maps (used to track location of certain places)
- Weather (used to track the weather of certain places)
- TV (used to view purchases from the iTunes store)
- Notes (used for future reference such as memorization)
- Reminders (used to remind at a certain time about an upcoming event)
- Wallet (used to make payments, primarily on iOS)
- News (used to view recent events)
- Health (used to keep track of well-being and general/daily health)
- iBooks (used to read purchased online books)
- Settings (overall, used to keep track of data and connection on the Apple device)
- Contacts (used to keep track of phone numbers)
- iTunes (used to buy certain videos such as movies and TV shows)
- App Store (used to buy apps for the iOS device)
- Calculator (used to calculate mathematical problems)
- Find my iPhone (used to find a lost iPhone)
- Find Friends (used to keep track of contacts, upon request only)
- Voice Memos (used to keep track of voice tracks)
- Home (used to keep track of the house)[1]
- Phone (used to make phone calls)
- Mail (used to receive emails)
- Safari (used to make web searches, mainly for entertainment or informational purposes)
- Music (used to keep track and listen to music)
- Podcasts (used to keep track and watch Podcasts)
- Stocks (used to keep track of stock rates)
- Tips (notifies daily tips)
- Watch (allows connection to the Apple Watch)
List of apps that previously came with Apple devices[edit]
- YouTube (now an app that can be bought from the App Store)
- Game Center (stopped functioning or deleted after update)[2]
- Videos (app removed, but continued on the TV app)[3]
References[edit]
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- ↑ "Home App". Apple Inc.
- ↑ "Game Center". LifeWire.
- ↑ "Videos Transfer". iMore/Mobile Nations.
