This fantastic note-taking app records the audio of a meeting etc as you type your notes. On playback, you can skip to a word in your notes to hear the audio at that particular time. This app would be brilliant for note-taking at any conferences, university lectures or meeting.

If you are wanting to access your files across different devices, this app is for you. As a bonus, it’s free!

This app allows you to read your blogposts offline. It presents each blog as a book on a shelf (looks quite neat, IMHO)

Pulls up all your Flickr photos in a really nice interface. Also allows you to create stacks of photos from your photos or other people’s photos to create your own slideshows.

This app was developed in conjunction with author/illustrator Hanoch Piven, and his art workshops. Faces I Make allows you to make art from objects around you.

Sync notes taken on any device with Evernote. Some key features are the ability to take audio notes, and to search for text within images.

Scan all manner of documents and send them by email, PDF or JPG. Great for photographing receipts.

This app allows you to view 3D renditions of molecules and manipulate them with your fingers.

This app is a regular attendance app, but what was highlighted to us was its ability to generate random groupings. I believe a PE teacher was explaining how she uses

This app is for writing and organizing handwritten notes. The person who recommended this app used a stylus to ‘write’ his notes.

App for learning correct stroke order for Chinese characters.

Remotely access your computer and other devices using the very useful (but rather expensive) LogMeIn app.