Apps That
Went Free on
2014-02-02

All you need to play Get-O Pro is a friend and two iDevices. You’ll need to pair the two iDevices via Bluetooth to get things started. You then have 60 seconds to fling the O to your opponent’s side of the screen and catch it when it comes back to your side. If you miss it or your opponent grabs it first, you won’t score and they will have possession of the O. Sensor zones will also appear at random, which can change up the gameplay by speeding up or slowing down the O or awarding or stealing points. At the end of each game you’ll see how you stack up against your opponent.

You start off by just inputting the number you want to convert. You're then asked to select a category. That's it! The next screen will display all of the results for every unit within the category. Tap on a unit to see how it compares with the rest. The app also includes the ability to create custom lists, copy results, and view history.

It displays all of the events on your calendar in weekly clumps. Just swipe to turn the page and view upcoming or preceding weeks. Create new events by tapping and holding on a day, and edit events by tapping on their titles. You can also tap on a day's title to enter the daily calendar view. The app includes the ability to jump ahead months and years with two and three finger swipes, and jump back to the current week with a long press on the top of the page.

It allows you to view true north coordinates, magnetic north coordinates, and the general direction you are heading all on the same screen. If you tap the middle of the screen, you’re able to jump to the compass view. You’re able to switch between the seven different themes by swiping left or right. The app also includes a built-in flashlight.

It's able to take you from zero to 100 sit-ups by putting through three training plans. The app is able to count your sit-ups automatically and notify you when to take breaks. It also records all of your personal stats and records, including calories burned. You're able to share your workouts and records via Facebook, Twitter, or email.

All you have to do is select a key and chord type, and you will be able to see the chord position on the guitar neck. You’re able move along the neck as well and hear how the chords sound. Chords can be saved to a clipboard, allowing you to have multiple chords available when learning a new song. The app includes multiple color customization options, and left- and right-handed layouts.

You’re able to choose from five different sound collections. Each collection includes a handful of ambient sounds to choose from, which can be activated with a tap. Each sound also has a separate volume control, allowing you to create your own unique atmosphere. A sleep timer is also available.