Apps That
Went Free on
2014-03-20

Just point the built-in browser at a page, and then tap and hold on the content you'd like to download. You're able to organize all of the files you have downloaded into folders. You can also access all of your text, image, video, and audio files right within the app. Download Expert includes the ability to sync files with your computer or Dropbox, share links via Facebook and Twitter, and queue and control your downloads.

You’ve seen them on the diamond, but can you recognize them without their faces? Just tap on the letters provided to you to spell out their names. If you get stuck, you can choose to skip the character, remove letters from the pool, or ask your friends on Facebook.

You're able to snap a new photo from within the app or import one from your library. You can then add your own text and customize it with 39 fonts, 29 labels, and various colors, opacity levels, and shadows. Your text can be moved, rotated, and resized using common gestures. You're also able to rotate text freely in 3-D space. Photos can be finished off with one of 10 filters before being shared via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or email.

They can practice each letter separately with step-by-step directions on how to form uppercase and lowercase letters. Your child can then move on to single words to learn how to connect letters. Finally, they can practice entire sample sentences or you can create your own. The app also includes five colors to choose from, guide lines, and three line thicknesses.

The unique customizable dashboard provides you with the information you want most. Five small circles border one large circle. You're able to tap and drag any one of the small circles onto the big one to bring it into focus. The circles display information like weather, distance travelled, energy used, time spent on your activity, altitude, and speed. The app also includes audio cues, M7 support, Pebble support, activity history, and the ability to share your activities via Twitter, Facebook, or email.

It allows you to import any photo from your library or take a new one from within the app. You’re then able to rotate your photo freely within a 3-D environment to give it a new perspective. You’re also able to move, rotate, and resize it using common gestures. Your photos can be outlined with a frame, and they can be set against one of the built-in backgrounds or another photo. When you’re finished with your work of art, share it via Twitter, Instagram, AirDrop, or email.