Apps That
Went Free on
2013-10-07

Life Charge's simple interface makes the process of recording your ups and downs a breeze. Just tap either the positive or negative button to start an entry. Each entry can include a short description along with a positive or negative level since not all events are created equal. You're then able to see how your day is going based on your charge. Tap the battery icon to see all of your past events, and tap on an event to edit, delete, or share it. The app also includes passcode protection.

The screen is split in half, with a player at each end of the iPad. You must try to solve each math problem presented to you before your opponent does to push the meter in your favor. Math Duel is highly customizable, allowing people of all ages to participate. Customization options include the ability to enable and disable types of problems, define the largest number and number of terms, and change colors.

It features a simple one-touch interface that allows you to select from pre-defined time limits. You can also add a specific time limit, or just park with no limit at all. If you have an internet connect, a pin will automatically be placed on the map so you can easily find your vehicle. The app also allows you to attach photos and notes, and includes customizable alert times and sounds.

It includes 13 different paper flowers to craft, each featuring easy to follow step-by-step instructions. If you're new to origami crafting, you'll want to check out the basics section, which will explain all of the symbols and folds. The app also includes a gallery of folded flowers.

The app allows you to page through four of Poe's best works by swiping across the screen. Each page is brought to life through interactive elements and gorgeous animations. The app includes an original soundtrack, an intuitive menu system, and English, Spanish, and French language support.

You're provided with 20 random letters, and you have five minutes to create five words from them. The letters are presented on a graduated bleacher, where one word must consist of two letters, the next three, the next four, and so on. The game includes the ability to challenge a friend with the same set of letters, and achievements and leaderboards via Game Center.

You're provided with 20 random letters, and you have five minutes to create five words from them. The letters are presented on a graduated bleacher, where one word must consist of two letters, the next three, the next four, and so on. The game includes the ability to challenge a friend with the same set of letters, and achievements and leaderboards via Game Center.

The app includes fullscreen animations and three engaging activities that will allow your child to pop musical bubbles, collect dandelions, and build a bridge out of flowers.