Today’s Apps Gone Free: CameraPixels, Cuecard, Stopwatch and More

Control how your photos turn out, visualize your tasks, and record and share lap times with today’s collection of apps and games.

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iPhone:

Change – Currency Converter | Foreign Exchange Rates ($0.99 → Free, 40.8 MB): Convert currencies in a snap with Change. Frequent travelers.

Change adds a bit of a style to a normally dull app category. You’re able to choose the currencies you’re converting from and to by swiping across the fields at the top of the screen. As you swipe, you’ll see the conversions instantly performed. You’re also able to reorder, activate, and deactivate currencies by tapping on the “+” button at the bottom of the screen. Change includes a total of 85 currencies.

Change – Currency Converter | Foreign Exchange Rates is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 35 ratings.

CameraPixels – manual camera + RAW ($2.99 → Free, 19.8 MB): Control how your photos turn out with CameraPixels. Amateur and professional photographers.

With CameraPixels, you truly can have it all. It allows you to take photos in bursts, record regular and slow motion video, capture time lapses, and save photos in Raw form. Beyond that, CameraPixels provides you with full control over ISO, shutter speed, white balance, focus, and EV compensation. It supports resolutions up to 4K and 8.0 MPx, and includes image stabilization and a night mode.

CameraPixels – manual camera + RAW is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 13 ratings.

Cuecard – Visual To-Do List, Tasks & Reminders ($1.99 → Free, 7.1 MB): Visualize your tasks with Cuecard. Those looking for a fast and easy way to recall tasks.

Cuecard focuses on visual cues instead of text. When recording a new task, simply choose from a vast library of built-in cues or create your own from a photo. You’re able to attach notes if need be, but the idea is to keep things simple. Then whenever you want to see what needs to be done, just glance at your grid of visual cues. Cues that are more important than the rest can be highlighted in red.

Cuecard – Visual To-Do List, Tasks & Reminders is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 30 ratings.

Universal:

Subtraction Flash Cards Match Math Games for Kids ($3.99 → Free, 40.9 MB): Your children can work on their subtraction skills with this educational game. Parents and teachers with children ages five through eight.

Subtraction Flashcard Match Games creates a fun environment for your child to practice subtraction in with its eye-popping visuals and positive encouragement. Your child can work on matching problems to their answers or matching problems to other problems. The difficulty can be adjusted by changing the number range and by showing the cards or keeping them face down. The game also includes a bubble popping reward after each round.

Subtraction Flash Cards Match Math Games for Kids is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 8 ratings.

Stopwatch+: Accurate Mechanical Analog Timepiece ($2.99 → Free, 18.9 MB): Record and share your lap times with this professional quality stopwatch app. Those who enjoy and appreciate skeumorphic design.

Stopwatch features a realistic timer, complete with clicking sounds. Tap the button in the lower left corner to start the timer and tap again to record a lap. You’re able to record as many laps as you’d like and view them in a scrollable list. Your list can also be shared via email.

Stopwatch+: Accurate Mechanical Analog Timepiece is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 103 ratings.

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