Apple Says These Are the Best iPhone Apps of the Year

Brush up your trivia skills with Elementary Minute ($1), a fun quiz game that tests your knowledge on three topics: math, geography, and famous people.

If you loved playing Frogger as a kid, then Crossy Road (free) should be a staple on your phone. There are tons of characters to choose from as you attempt to cross a busy road.

Tired of using five different apps to organize and plan your day? Fantastical 2 ($5 for iPhone, $10 for iPad) is a great tool to use to plan your life on a calendar, complete with every single reminder you need. You can set certain events and reminders to specific locations, dictate events, and even search for different events within the app.

Combine your iTunes music and Spotify playlists on Pacemaker (free). You can mess with the beats and feel like a DJ or just let the app do it for you.

Are you a beginner in stock trading? Then Robinhood (free) will be a great fit to track your portfolio and follow new stocks.

If you're wondering if there's an app out there that will multitask for you, look no further than Workflow ($4). It brings together different apps into one to complete a number of actions. For example, you can take a photo, set Workflow to create a GIF of it, and then send in a message — easy multitasking.