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Abstract:People spend most of their time in just a handful of apps. These are the best ones.
There are millions of apps on your smartphone's app store.Only a handful of them are worth your time.We rounded up the essential apps every smartphone owner should have.Visit Business Insider's home page for more stories.Most people spend the vast majority of their time in just a handful of apps. I'm no exception.While I keep over 200 apps on my phone for minor things, there are only 14 apps that I regularly turn to. These are my go-to apps that make my life easier, more productive and more enjoyable. If you want to get the most out of your phone, I recommend having these essential apps. Check them out:
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