**My iPad Mini 3 Experience**
I'm currently using my iPad Mini 3 in Gold, and I have to say that it's been a great experience so far. The app store has a wide variety of apps available, and I've found some really useful ones that I use on a daily basis.
One of the first apps I went to was **Ask Me Anything Series**, which is exactly what I wanted with my series. It allows me to organize my photos into albums, and it does a great job so far. I'm really happy with this app, and I think it's been worth paying for.
Next, I decided to explore the app store again and see if there were any other apps that caught my eye. I went to **Amazon**, which is basically Amazon shopping through the convenience of an iOS device. I've had trouble navigating through this app because I'm sitting on the side, but it's basically what you'd expect from a mobile version of Amazon.
I also stumbled upon **The App Store** (also known as "Halloween Melissa"), which is actually called Horror Story. It's a free download, and I've only watched the first episode. The acting is very cheesy, but I'm not really going to argue about that because one it's free, and two it's actually pretty creepy if you watch it with headphones on.
I also have **Drop Cam**, which is a security camera app that allows me to keep an eye on my cat while I'm away. My drop cam is currently turned off, but I can turn it on by using this little settings icon and turning the camera on. It's really convenient to use, and I love it.
I also have **Simple Cam**, which is another security camera app that allows me to view live feeds on both my iPad mini and my iPhone. This camera has a wide angle view, and I really enjoy it. I've uploaded my review on this about a month ago, and overall, it's an excellent camera.
Next up is **Flipa**, which is an iPhone-only app that allows you to sell and purchase established websites and domain names, as well as mobile apps. This app actually posted an article all about Flipa recently on Brand Rocket, so I'll link you guys to that below.
I also have a few games installed on my iPad Mini 3, including **Angry Birds**, **Transformers: Fingers**, **Kenny Crush Soda** (which I've yet to open), and **Free Fall** (which I've yet to open). I also play **Big Time**, which I'll be going into more detail about in a future video.
Finally, I have some other apps that I don't use as often, including my Apple folder. This folder contains all of Apple's apps that I usually don't open on a daily basis, such as my calendar, find my iPhone, iTunes Store, New Stand Game Center, iBooks, reminders, Maps, Facetime, videos, and Find My Friends.
Last but not least, I have my main dock, which are easily my most used apps. Down here we have **Mail** (which I actually use every single day), **Messages** (also known as iMessage), which is still not native for iOS 7 or iOS 8 so you still have that kind of fat oldish look if that makes sense but basically it's not flat, which kind of disappoints me. However, apparently a flat version of Tweetbot for the iPad is in the works.
To conclude, I've really enjoyed using my iPad Mini 3, and I think it's been worth paying for. Each app has its own unique features and uses, and I'm happy to have them all installed on my device.