Apps That
Went Free on
2015-10-08

PazteUp offers tools to help you create posters, handouts, flyers, catalogues, brochures, magazines, and anything else you want right on your iPad. You’re able to start from scratch or utilize a sample template. Then insert text, tables, and graphical content of all kinds. Everything is fully customizable, and you have a lot to choose from, so get started and see what you can create.

From Cheese utilizes bits and pieces from popular mobile puzzle games to create one fantastic experience. Drag your finger from the cheese to the little mouse to help him pick up the scent. Hunt down buttons to open doors, avoid predators, and do everything you can to complete the puzzle as fast as possible and earn a perfect rating. The game includes 58 logic puzzles to solve, and achievements and leaderboards via Game Center.

It starts with just two words: Salt and Pepper. The grains and flakes will fall from their words, and all you need to do is draw lines on the screen to slide and bounce them into their respective bowls. Keep in mind that you can’t erase lines and your ink is limited. Make a mistake and you’ll have to start all over. The game includes 320 levels across two modes.

Movie Library allows you to store everything from digital to VHS movies. The template is completely customizable, so you can include as much or as little information for each movie as you like. Movie Library has 20 different information types in all, including the ability to attach photos, videos, URLs, and even sketches. Movies can be discovered via lightning fast search, or you can sort them by fields. You can even access your library via Apple Watch.

Whether you’re at the game or testing your arm strength in the backyard, Radar Gun will help you get the job done. It has three built-in throwing distances to choose from based on the type of game you’re attending, or you can measure and enter your own distance. Then press the screen when the ball is thrown and release your finger the moment it is caught. The app will calculate the amount of time the ball is in the air to determine the speed of the pitch.