Apps That
Went Free on
2014-04-08

With eyeFree Sports Stopwatch, there’s no need to look at your screen to record your time and splits. Just press the volume up button to start and stop your time, and press the volume down button to record laps and reset the timer. You’re able to take notes while timing by tapping on the readout at the top. The app also includes timer history, the ability to add times to favorites, customizable vibration and flash cues, and a built-in split time calculator.

You're able to set up multiple recurring alarms with different wake up messages, snoozing rules, and ringtone sounds. You'll then be asked to set the amount of steps it will take to deactivate the alarm along with a photo of the place you should be. When it's time to get out of bed in the morning, grab your phone and go for a little stroll and take a photo of the place you should be. The app will count your steps and analyze your photo to ensure you're not cheating. Step Out! also includes the ability to use your own music as your alarm, a sleep timer, portrait orientation support, and a built-in flashlight.

You’re able to track her voyage from promising start to horrific end and follow along with professional narration. The app is absolutely loaded with interactive content, including rare archive photographs of the Titanic’s construction, launch, and interior. You’re also able to learn about owners and managers, crew members, and some of the Titanic’s most famous passengers. All of the data contained within the app has been derived from the research and books by the world’s foremost Titanic experts.

You’re able to select from six different categories. Your child must then tap on the colorful numbered dots in the correct order to complete the image. The app also includes playful background sounds and animations that will help keep your little one engaged.

Look into the sky and see more than 130,000 stars. You’re also able to look into the past and into the future. Planets, constellations, and comets can be zoomed in on using common gestures, and you’re able to learn more about them via their details pages. The app also includes galaxies, nebula, and star clusters, a red interface for use at night, viewpoint lock, and push notifications to ensure you don’t miss important space events.

You don’t need any artistic talent to create awesome art pieces that can be used as wallpapers or just for showing off. All you have to do is drag and drop two to four of the predesigned images into the evolve box. It will create a whole set of new images, which you can save or even add back to the table to evolve further. Images are fully interactive, allowing you to tap, rotate, and flick them off the table.

It includes 20 mini-games that will make learning to count a blast. Each one features a unique interactive activity and positive reinforcement. Your child can also try to count all of the way up to 100 and participate in a sing-a-long to aid in memorization.

It allows you to play two different songs through the same set of headphones. It's perfect for those situations where you're with someone else and don't want to listen to the same music, like on a plane, train, or bus. Each person has their own set of playback and volume controls, and you can swap the two songs between earbuds with a tap.