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The best Twitter app around gets a massive visual overhaul for iOS 7, but is it and its new features worth the paid upgrade to a new app?

Chat with contacts securely across Skype, Facebook, Google Talk, and more in this newly redesigned instant messaging app.

A well-designed alternative phone app that allows iOS users to connect with contacts via call, text and email with just a quick slide on the screen.

It's not perfect, but Storistic is a handy starting point for those wanting to share memories and photos with friends and family in a private manner.

Slim is an intuitive, customisable app that makes sure users get more of what they want from their social networking experience.

MessageMe is a worthy Whatsapp replacement. The problem is convincing everyone else of that.

If people would give love to each other in real life like they can in LovePowerup – irrespective of color or creed – then the world would be a much better place.

Spottlife is a new way to view and interact with the world's most popular social networks.

Couple makes it possible for two people to stay connected on a more personal level thanks to many of its integrated features.

This latest attempt at a social network might make users feel less than sociable.

Only really let down by not being as popular as others, Path is a great iOS-focused social networking app.

CardDrop lets users drop their business cards for people to pick up later, but the lack of features compared to its competitors means it may not be for everyone.

It connects users with locals to get answers to questions about an area quickly, and the ability to earn karma points gives the app a fun game-like appeal.

The biggest social network of them all, the Facebook app manages a fine job of making it easy to browse from the comfort of one's iOS device.

A beautiful and functional App.Net client, mixing Tapbot's famous attention to detail with an easy to use and functional interface.