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This week's top 10 paid and free apps for iPhone and iPad on the App Store
App Store Official Charts for the week ending March 18, 2013:
Top Paid iPhone Apps:
1. Temple Run: Oz (Disney)
2. WhatsApp Messenger (WhatsApp Inc.)
3. Minecraft - Pocket Edition (Mojang)
4. Sonic Dash (SEGA)
5. Superstickman Golf 2 (Noodlecake Studios Inc.)
6. Block Fortress (Foursaken Media)
7. Ridiculous Fishing - A Tale of Redemption (Vlambeer)
8. Wreck-it Ralph (Disney)
9. Wood Camera (Vintage Photo Editor)
10. Plague Inc. (Ndemic Creations)
Top Free iPhone Apps:
1. Icomania (Games for Friends GmbH)
2. 4 Pics 1 Word (LOTUM GmbH)
3. Candy Crush Saga (King.com Limited)
4. YouTube (Google, Inc.)
5. Megapolis (Social Quantum)
6. Google Maps (Google, Inc.)
7. Angry Birds (Rovio Entertainment Ltd)
8. Real Racing 3 (Electronic Arts)
9. Instagram (Burbn, Inc.)
10. Temple Run 2 (Imangi Studios, LLC)
Top Paid iPad Apps:
1. Temple Run: Oz (Disney)
2. Minecraft - Pocket Edition (Mojang)
3. Wreck-it Ralph (Disney)
4. Block Fortress (Foursaken Media)
5. Sonic Dash (SEGA)
6. Toy Story: Smash it! (Disney)
7. Super Stickman Golf 2 (Noodlecake Studios Inc.)
8. Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour
9. Plants vs. Zombies HD (PopCap)
10. Pages (Apple)
Top Free iPad Apps:
1. Angry Birds HD (Rovio Entertainment Ltd)
2. Real Racing 3 (Electronic Arts)
3. CBS (CBS Interactive)
4. YouTube (Google, Inc.)
5. Candy Crush Saga (King.com Limited)
6. The Croods (Rovio Entertainment Ltd)
7. Little Things Forever (KLICKTOCK)
8. 4 Pics 1 Word (LOTUM GmbH)
9. Calculator for iPad Free (International Travel Weather Calculator)
10. Skype for iPad (Skype Communications S.a.r.l)
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