Best new Android, iOS and Windows Phone apps for September 2012

posted by Victor H. / Oct 03, 2012, 7:23 AM

Best new Android, iOS and Windows Phone apps for September 2012

This is our monthly app selection with no games included. Go here for the best Android, iPhone and iPad games of September 2012.

September 2012 passed quickly and we’ll of course remember it with the new iPhone 5 and the ton handful of apps that got updated for the larger screen. Surely, we also saw one app that instantly became the most talked about in Apple history. We’re talking about Apple Maps, of course, the best app of the month... not.

So jokes aside, what were the really better apps to hit Android, iOS and Windows Phone this month? September won’t go down as the month with most impressive app releases this year, but there were some gems we tried to pick in the gutter.

Open Garden for Android that kicks off our selection is one of them - an app that makes it ridiculously easy to use your phone connection on your tablet. For the rest, check out the slideshow below.

Best new apps for iPhone, iPad and Android for September 2012

uTorrent - Android - Free

Net-a-porter - iPad - Free

Box - Windows Phone - Free

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Best new apps for iPhone, iPad and Android for September 2012

If tethering seems like a bit of a complicated (and often expensive!) method to hook up other devices to your phone or tablet, Open Garden offers a mesh network for all Wi-Fi Direct or Bluetooth-capable devices nearby. Extremely useful to get Internet on your tablet anywhere.

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11 Comments

1. Mozarrt

Posts: 301; Member since: Oct 08, 2011

I'd love to use Chameleon some day, but I don't own a Android tablet yet. (Might get the Kobo Arc) Shame Crackle (Windows Phone) is probably only available in the US marketplace, as it 's nowhere to be seen in the British one.

posted on Oct 03, 2012, 8:08 AM 1

3. protozeloz

Posts: 5396; Member since: Sep 16, 2010

How much is the Koobo arc?

posted on Oct 03, 2012, 8:42 AM 0

4. Mozarrt

It should be 200-250 dollars. I know the Nexus 7 is better, but I really like Kobo as a brand. I'm also deeply invested in their "ecosystem".

posted on Oct 03, 2012, 9:21 AM 0

5. protozeloz

download their app? 0.0

posted on Oct 03, 2012, 9:55 AM 0

7. Mozarrt

And loose out on the quilted backside, nope.

posted on Oct 03, 2012, 10:35 AM 0

2. plgladio

Posts: 314; Member since: Dec 05, 2011

Victor, image you used is awesome...

posted on Oct 03, 2012, 8:27 AM 3

6. -box-

Posts: 3991; Member since: Jan 04, 2012

Already had the WP apps, and they are worth the download.

posted on Oct 03, 2012, 10:32 AM 1

8. NexusKoolaid

Posts: 493; Member since: Oct 24, 2011

Hmmm... you included the Chameleon launcher in the lineup, but your own copy describes it as "still seems a bit raw - there are not as much widgets as we’d wish for". How then, in its current state, does it rate as one of the 10 best? Honestly, some of these slideshow articles seem like they're just thrown together.