Today’s Apps Gone Free: Lily, File Manager, Hum A Hit and More
Create looping melodies from flowers, manage your files, and record musical ideas with a hum with today’s collection of apps.
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iPhone:Adrian James High Intensity Interval Training ($2.99 → Free, 85.4 MB): Increase your cardiovascular fitness with Adrian James. Those looking to lose some weight.
Adrian James will work you into the best shape of your life in just eight weeks. The app includes 18 graded exercises spread across four ability levels. Each exercise includes includes written instructions, muscles targeted, and audio and video instructions. No equipment required. Just follow along.
Adrian James High Intensity Interval Training is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 13 ratings.
Hum A Hit ($0.99 → Free, 113.5 MB): Record your musical ideas with Hum A Hit. Musicians of every type.
Hum A Hit is there for you whenever inspiration strikes. It includes nine different instruments to choose from. You’re able to hum into your iPhone’s microphone, and it will process the melody and play it back in your chosen sound. The app allows you to record as many ideas as you like. It also includes a metronome.
Hum A Hit is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 20 ratings.
Universal:Lily – Playful Music Creation ($1.99 → Free, 72.1 MB): Create looping melodies from flowers in Lily. Musicians, creative types, and even those just looking to relax.
Lily is a visual music app. It allows you to choose from six lily flowers, each with their own unique sound over three octaves. You can alter the number of petals on each flower by choosing different pads. To create music, simply drag the sliders for each petal left and right. You’re able to generate multiple lily pads with different sounds, and have them all play together in harmony. Your musical creations can be shared via Twitter, YouTube, or Facebook.
Lily – Playful Music Creation is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 8 ratings.
Thermo-Hygrometer (Barometer, Feels Like, THI) ($1.99 → Free, 7.9 MB): Find out what the conditions are like outside with Thermo-Hygrometer. Weather watchers.
The app features an easy to read point unit thermometer, which can be presented in Fahrenheit or Celsius. There’s also a hygrometer, so you can find out how humid it is outside, and a barometer, so you can see the atmospheric pressure. Spin your iDevice into landscape mode to see all three at once. The app also includes a a discomfort index that’s accompanied by descriptions of each level.
Thermo-Hygrometer (Barometer, Feels Like, THI) is available for free today only (04/25). It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 978 ratings.
File Manager Pro App ($4.99 → Free, 13.8 MB): Download, organize, view, and share all of your files while on the go with this business app. Anyone who has files spread across multiple services and devices.
You’re able to add files via iTunes File Sharing, email, and other installed apps, or you can download them from Google Drive, Dropbox, SkyDrive, or Box. Files can then be viewed, organized with folders, zipped and unzipped, favorited, renamed, and shared. The app also includes search, a built-in browser, and password protection.
File Manager Pro App is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 2137 ratings.
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