Today’s apps gone free: SpeakToSnooze, Musical Paint, NFL Quarterback 15 and more

Control your alarm clock with your voice, paint music, and take the field as the QB of your favorite NFL team with today’s collection of apps and games.

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Universal:

SpeakToSnooze Pro – Alarm clock with voice control commands to snooze and turn off your alarm! ($2.99 → Free, 50.2 MB): Take control of your alarm without ever laying a finger on your iDevice with SpeakToSnooze Pro. It’s the perfect app for anyone who has trouble cracking open their eyelids in the morning.

SpeakToSnooze does one thing and does it well: It actually listens to you! You’re able to create multiple alarms just with the sound of your voice. You’re also able to ask for the time so you don’t have to look over at your iDevice and say “Flashlight” to see in the dark. If you’re the kind of person that mashes that snooze button you can set a “I have to get up by” time, which disables the snooze and plays a diabolically annoying sound to ensure you get up.

SpeakToSnooze Pro – Alarm clock with voice control commands to snooze and turn off your alarm! is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 1148 ratings.

Musical Paint ($4.99 → Free, 43.7 MB): Paint music with this delightful entertainment app. It’s ideal for musicians and artists young and old.

You’re able to choose from eight different colors, and adjust the size, transparency, and hue of your stroke. Then put your finger to the screen and start painting. Every stroke will result in a tone, allowing you to create musical masterpieces. When you’re finished painting, you’re able to play back your strokes to hear your final creation. Your paintings can be shared as photos or as videos via email, Messages, or AirDrop.

Musical Paint is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 27 ratings.

NFL Quarterback 15 ($0.99 → Free, 62.0 MB): Take the field as the quarterback of your favorite NFL team in this sports arcade game. It’s for sports fans who prefer competing for high scores over simulation gameplay.

The latest entry in the NFL Quarterback series provides you with more control than ever before. Like previous iterations, you’re tasked with hitting open wide receivers in stride in order to score touchdowns. To do so, simply swipe up on the screen to toss a pass in your receiver’s general direction. You’re able to adjust the ball while it’s in the air with horizontal swipes. Defenders will attempt to sack you and go after the ball, so be ready for anything. This year, however, you’re able to utilize a variety of power-ups and switch between receivers to make the perfect play.

NFL Quarterback 15 is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 861 ratings.

iPad:

The Human Face of Big Data Tablet App ($2.99 → Free, 189.0 MB): This interactive book explores the world of big data. It’s for anyone interested in learning about the age of data and how it has benefited society.

As you make your way through the more than 60 pages, you’ll witness beautiful photos and captivating infographics, stories, and essays that will help you see how big data is changing our world. It covers topics like healthcare, government, conservation, and everyday life.

The Human Face of Big Data Tablet App is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 35 ratings.

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