Apps That
Went Free on
2013-09-30

You're able to shoot in one of four modes to create your roll of shots: burst, rotation, timer, and manual. You can then play your roll of shots like a regular video, and change the speed, add crossfades, or reverse order. You can also just swipe to smoothly fly through them. Your final creations can be exported as videos, or shared via email, or Facebook.

If you're the kind of person that's able to get more work done at the coffee shop or another location with ambient noise, this app's for you! It includes three audio tracks to choose from, allowing you to find your ideal environment. You can also play your own music in the background, and adjust the balance of the two via a vertical slider.

You're presented with a number of tasks to complete, and you must construct the perfect machine from a huge selection of parts to complete them as quickly as possible. You're able to just drag and drop pieces into place. When you think your machine is ready to roll, put it on the course and test it out. The app includes 16 challenges to complete, and a sandbox mode for messing around with all of the parts.

The collection can be broken up by genre or by artist. You can also search for specific paintings. The app allows you to save paintings as favorites, view them in a slideshow, and save high quality versions to your library.

You're able to import any photo from your library or snap a new one in-app. Then choose any one of the 20 cartoon and sketch effects. You're able to adjust the strength and opacity of each effect, and the contrast, brightness, and saturation of your photo to get different results. When you're finished fiddling around, you can share your final creation via Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, or email.

When adding a book to your collection you must title it, define the author and the amount of pages. You can then drag the slider on the left side of the screen to mark the page you are on. If you find a memorable quote or image you want to save, just tap the pin to record it. Anything you record can be shared with your friends via Facebook or Twitter. You can also send clips off to Evernote.

Guy will race across the top of the towers all by himself, so all you have to do is raise the platforms at just the right time to avoid falling or running into hazards. You can also perform a small blast jump to get out of sticky situations. Complete various challenges to earn more loot and unlock new powers and characters. The game includes seven characters to unlock, and achievements and leaderboards via Game Center.

Your child can fill in 10 different scenes just by tapping on the colorless canvases. As your child works their way through each scene, new interactive creatures and items will appear. The app also includes helpful hints, so even young children can join in on the fun.