 Paid Apps.
Paid Apps
This week's top selling apps finally offer some variation. First is AppZilla 3, which includes 150 apps as a bundle, all for just 99 cents. It only takes up 50 megabytes, too, so you won't burn out your phone's memory downloading it. It includes games, utility apps, silly apps, and more. Basically, everything but the kitchen sink is in here. And maybe the kitchen sink, too. Second is Where's My Perry?, continuing its run on the list, and rightly so—we downloaded the free version this week, and it's pretty entertaining. Third is WhatsAppMessenger, and Spy Vs. Spy remains in fourth. Rounding out the top-grossing apps of the week is Where's My Water, from Disney.
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 Free Apps.
Free Apps
This week's free apps have changed up a bit since last week, as well. The Olympics are dying down, and so is the popularity of Olympics-themed apps. In first place is a game called The Heist, and in second place is the free version of Where's My Perry? Third place belongs to Riptide GP, which is a water-based racing game—you're on a jetski. Fourth place is SongPop Free, the guess-this-song game, and fifth place inexplicably goes to PINK Nation, an app that lets you keep up with Victoria's Secret's PINK line via a...game. We're just as confused as you are.
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 The Heist.
Our Favorites
The Heist
The Heist is first on the free apps list, and for good reason. First of all, it's actually a pretty difficult game—we're stuck at this point, waiting until we get frustrated enough to look up cheat codes. That's not to say that it's an impossible game to beat, just that it holds your attention long enough to play without getting sick of it being too easy.
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 Couch to 5k.
Couch to 5k - $1.99
This app is based off the wildly popular training program that beginning runners love—Couch to 5k (surprised?). Use the program three days a week for 30 minutes each day, and in 9 weeks, you'll be able to run a 5k (roughly 3.2 miles) without stopping. It's a slow pace for those who are a little out of shape (hence being called couch to 5k), but it'll get you where you want to be without burning you out.
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