Among the most popular apps for smartphones, besides those essential business tools and indispensable social media networking apps, are, of course, games apps; ‘Angry Birds’ being probably the most popular one of late. Alongside the great and the good programs, however, developers are producing a madcap array of senseless, crazy and just plain weird apps that are being downloaded by millions of iPhone and Android phone users every day.
Some of the apps are pretty darn cool and actually very useful. However, most of them are not so useful. And a few of them even make you say “WTF?!” The main selling point of the iPhone or the Android devices are the plethora of apps available for them, apps that help you find a local restaurant or calculate a tip. And then there are apps that simply make strange f@rting noises, and yes people actually pay for that. Here are five of the most eccentric apps today. Check them out and let us know if you know of anymore weird apps you think should be on the list.

iBeer
Now available for Android as well as iPhone, this app converts the phone screen into an image of a glass of beer. When the user tilts the phone and puts the rim of ‘the glass,’ to their lips, it appears as if they are drinking the beer. A distinctly silly app with no meaningful purpose, it is great for entertaining friends whenever there is a lull at a party or in the pub.
Ghost Radar
Available in two versions, Ghost Radar and Ghost Radar Classic, this weird app delivers everything necessary to locate paranormal activity. Its sensors measure vibrations, electromagnetic fields and sounds and it works on Android, BlackBerry, and iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch devices. Intrepid ghost hunters need only approach a haunted house or the cemetery, phone in hand, with a little caution; the app produces a digital voice that speaks the words shown on the display. It is likely that this might frighten ghosts that are unfamiliar with contemporary technology.
iFart
This must be among the craziest phone apps ever invented; it plays 20 different f@rting sounds and has a range of features that enables users switch to random f@rting mode, ‘favorite’ f@rt, use a time delay mechanism, tap the phone to play a f@rt sound and tap again to repeat it.
Profanity (iPhone) or Swear Box (Android)
It is possible that this app could be deemed mildly useful by some people, making it ineligible for this list, because it enables users to learn new expressions in a foreign language. The only mitigating factor is that all the words and phrases it teaches are swear words or expletives. This makes it an app very few would want to use; after all, who would possibly want to swear in a foreign language when on holiday?
Quiet Candle
Fans of meditation might be tempted by an app that simulates a candle and casts a gentle glow from the display screen of their phone. Users light the candle by flicking the image and blow on their phone to extinguish the flame. There are six types of candle to choose from, just to add to the excitement, but sadly no guarantees that it will engender a tranquil and calming atmosphere.
Evidently there are many crazy Android (and iPhone) apps already out there and doubtless there will be even more within the next few minutes. The capacity for eccentricity and sheer lunacy in the field of app development is definitely not to be underestimated. Talking about craziness, did you know that there are ways to get free micro-sim cards for your iPhone without any contract period? For information on free sim cards, competitive deals on calls, texts and data visit giffgaff.com by clicking on the link.






Hilarious apps
I heard about IFart – it made the guy that invented it a millionaire…
Its amazing how apps like that spread – I myself have few apps like Family Guy quotes and Ghost Radar…
Thanks for your post – it made my day
The ibeer and ifart are hilarious. Hope these apps don’t get in to the wrong prankers hands.
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But when you come to think about it, apart from for being used for fun, most of these apps are probably developed keeping some sort of prank in mind.
I don’t use any apps on my phone but I am mulling over a few ideas for creating an App of my own. The fart one sounds funny.
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Glad to hear you’re creating an App of your own. Feel free to share it with us here (once ready) and we will be more than happy to take it for a spin (and perhaps write a review).
All the above app are hilarious app in addition to these i myself using face changer app to make my frnds funny face and tagging them on Facebook
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Thanks for sharing the Face Changer app. Will check it out.
Thanks for that recommendation. It is really helpful for me.
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Cool! iFart is actually still on my phone right now. This app really makes me laugh all the time!
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