How to spend a $25 iTunes gift card for Aug. 1, 2014
August 1, 2014
Our list this week features a follow-up novel, popular photo-editing iPad app, and more.
Camera+ for iPad continues to impress, years after it was first released on the App Store. Like the popular Camera+ iPhone app, the tablet version is perfect for seasoned photographers and novices alike.
This new weather app uses color bars to show current and upcoming conditions. It features hourly and daily forecasts, precipitation, sunrise, sunset, humidity, and more.
Two years after releasing "The Husband's Secret," Liane Moriarty is back with her latest novel. "Big Little Lies" follows interlocking families and the inventions we create and tell ourselves just to survive.
Wunderlist 3.0 is finally here. Daniel Celeste calls the latest update to the to-do list app "visually appealing" and "essentially perfect." I agree.
Finally, there is Wikipedia Mobile 4.0, which features a new design, improved editing tools, and more.
Another edition of “How to spend a $25 iTunes gift card” will be published next week. If you’d like your app or game featured on a future list, contact us on Twitter or through Facebook.
"Snowpiercer," $6.99, Movie rental
I was skeptical of this post-apocalyptic adventure about survivors of Earth forced to live on a super train. What an incredible, surprising ride. "Snowpiercer" stars Chris Evans, Tilda Swinton, Octavia Spencer, and Ed Harris.Camera+ for iPad, $4.99, iPad app
Camera+ for iPad continues to impress, years after it was first released on the App Store. Like the popular Camera+ iPhone app, the tablet version is perfect for seasoned photographers and novices alike.
Clima, $0.99, iPhone app
This new weather app uses color bars to show current and upcoming conditions. It features hourly and daily forecasts, precipitation, sunrise, sunset, humidity, and more.
"Big Little Lies," $10.99, E-Book
Two years after releasing "The Husband's Secret," Liane Moriarty is back with her latest novel. "Big Little Lies" follows interlocking families and the inventions we create and tell ourselves just to survive.
Freebies of the week
Wunderlist 3.0 is finally here. Daniel Celeste calls the latest update to the to-do list app "visually appealing" and "essentially perfect." I agree.
Finally, there is Wikipedia Mobile 4.0, which features a new design, improved editing tools, and more.
Another edition of “How to spend a $25 iTunes gift card” will be published next week. If you’d like your app or game featured on a future list, contact us on Twitter or through Facebook.
