Apps That
Went Free on
2016-01-18

Choose any one of the 35 fantastic notebook styles, and then add text notes, audio memos, location data, and images. Notebooks can be renamed, passcode locked, rearranged, and backed up and restored via Dropbox. The app also includes the ability to bookmark notes, view all of the notes from all of your notebooks at once, and share notes via Twitter, SMS, or email.

You must feed, clean, and play with your Pou to ensure it leads a fulfilling life. The better you tend to your Pou, the faster it will level up. Leveling up will allow you to unlock new backgrounds for each room and outfits to dress Pou in. You’re also able to mix up potions in the lab, talk to your Pou and have it talk back, and even play with your friends. Pou includes a total of 30 mini-games, the ability to snap a photo and share it with friends, and loads of achievements to earn.

Photo Footprint does a fantastic job of reorganizing your photos into a scrollable timeline. Photos are grouped together based on where and when they were taken, and they are accompanied by a built-in map. Tap on the photos to scroll through them one by one, and tap on the map to bring it into full view and search around. You’re also able to earn achievements based on the places you have taken your photos.

Fontpress has an impressive collection of fonts. You’re able to choose from over 70 different fonts to craft your personal messages. The text can be positioned anywhere on your photo, and you’re able to resize it, color it, and add a shadow. As if that’s not enough, you’re also able to add one of 15 filters to your photo with a single tap.

Dirt Moto Racing puts you on an ATV in the middle of true-to-life environments. You’re able to race against AI-controlled opponents in British Columbia, Death Valley, Toronto, and the Florida Keys. The 36 events will have you jockeying for position in order to climb the leaderboards. The game also includes eight tours, five modes, the ability to perform stunts, and ghost player racing.