Most Expensive Apps In The Android Market

Cell phone technology has definitely come a long way in the past 10 years. I remember a time when the cell phones we had would only make phone calls and play the classic game 'Snake'. Today, it's all about the apps!!! While majority of these apps are free of charge, some may actually cost you a pretty penny.

Business Insider published a list of the most expensive Android apps. Here are the five apps that topped their list:

MobileNavigator GPS – $126.58

This GPS navigation app from Navigon features text-to-speech, live traffic updates and photo-realistic displays.

Emergency Central – $129.95

Unbound Medicine dominates the upper end of the Android Market spectrum with their medical reference apps. This one, intended for use in the ER, features “the Emergency Medicine Manual, Davis’s Drug Guide, Diagnosaurus DDx, Pocket Guide to Diagnostic Tests, and MEDLINE Journals.”

Anesthesia Central – $149.95

For anesthesiologists, this app is a go-to resource full of information about diseases, drugs, tests and procedures.

Nursing Central – $159.95

This app caters to both nurses and students, including Davis’s Drug Guide, Tabor’s Medical Dictionary and a study system to help aspiring nurses pass their exams.

Medicine Central – $159.95

This app, intended for physicians, nurse practitioners and students, includes a “5-Minute Clinical Consult”, MEDLINE journals and resources on drugs and drug interactions.

Via BusinessInsider

by @TheRealClunie