Today’s Apps Gone Free: Decibel Meter, My Town: Daycare, Cinderly’s Holiday Sparkle and More

Measure sound, enter a fun-filled daycare, and share some holiday cheer with today’s collection of apps and games.

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iPhone:

Videomator ($0.99 → Free, 9.0 MB): Make your videos stand out by applying different filters and colors with Videomator. Anyone who is sick of standard videos.

Videomator couldn’t possibly be any easier to use. All of its filters and color option categories run across the bottom of the screen. Tap on a category to bring up a secondary menu that will allow you to choose a specific filter or color option. Everything is done in real-time, so just point your camera at your subject and start recording. Videomator includes a total of 317 different presets to choose from.

Videomator is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 17 ratings.

Universal:

Cinderly’s Holiday Sparkle ($0.99 → Free, 10.0 MB): Bring the twinkle all winter long with Cinderly’s Holiday Sparkle. Those who love to message.

Cinderly’s Holiday Sparkle will help you spread some cheer. It includes almost 40 stickers in total, allowing you to send festive ornaments, wreaths, peppermints, snowmen, and even aliens donning Santa hats. Just peel and stick.

Cinderly’s Holiday Sparkle is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 6 ratings.

My Town : Daycare ($2.99 → Free, 329.3 MB): Enter a fun-filled daycare and allow your imagination to run wild in My Town: Daycare. Children ages four through 12.

My Town: Daycare is bursting with cuteness. It’s filled with six rooms to adventure into, allowing your child to visit a playground, put food on the table, put babies down for naps, and so much more. Like all other My Town games, your child is able to enjoy the wide variety of activities without any pressure. It’s their own virtual dollhouse. Just tap and swipe to see what happens.

My Town : Daycare is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 129 ratings.

dB Decibel Meter – sound level measurement tool ($1.99 → Free, 27.1 MB): Measure sound with dB Meter. Anyone.

With dB Meter you can find out if the environment you’re in has eardrum rupturing sound or is quiet as a whisper. The app has been calibrated with a professional decibel meter, so you can be sure the results are accurate. It includes two weighting types, max and average sound levels, and two speed options.

dB Decibel Meter – sound level measurement tool is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 90 ratings.

Trixibrix ($0.99 → Free, 4.7 MB): Trixibrix combines brick-breaking and side-scrolling gameplay into one fun package. Those who enjoy classic brick-breaking action.

Trixibrix is about as straightforward of a brick-breaking game as you’ll find, which is why we love it. The entire bottom half of the screen is devoted to your finger. Slide back and forth across the region to control you paddle. The moment your finger touches the screen the ball will be launched, so be ready! All of the bricks you need to break scroll across the screen continuously, requiring you to break until you can’t break anymore. Power-ups will also randomly appear, giving you a chance to earn multiple balls and lives back.

Trixibrix is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 451 ratings.

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