Apps That
Went Free on
2016-01-23

The human body is made up of around 60 percent of water, so it’s clearly vital to your health. My Water Balance will ensure you drink enough by helping you track your intake throughout the day. Unlike similar apps, it allows you to record any type of fluid. It also allows you to receive notifications, earn rewards, and record data to the Apple Health app.

While staying at your uncle’s house like you’ve done many times before, a strange feeling follows you to bed that night. A loud noise awakens you from dreams of magical lands, and that feeling returns. All of the sudden, you start to notice that the room is filled with interesting artifacts and souvenirs from your uncle’s travels, which unlock a whole new world hidden within the fireplace. Now’s your chance to explore something this world has never seen before. The game is loaded with items to collect and puzzles to solve, offering hours of entertainment.

BlackCam does one thing and does it well. It provides you with dozens of lens filters to choose from, all of which are shown live on your feed. You can also add simulated grain and vignette, and adjust the contrast, brightness, and exposure at will. The app outputs at full resolution, providing you with the best possible results.

Gif Me allows you to capture video three different ways: normal, multi-record, and stop motion. You’re also able to import photos or videos from your library. During the editing process you’re able to add and cut out frames, add filters, adjust the lighting, apply text and stickers, change the playback speed, and add a frame.

Want to know everything about your photos? Just activate ViewExif and that metadata is all yours. To do so, launch the Photos app and select any photo. Then tap the “Share” button and scroll across the bottom until you see the “More” button. The proceeding menu will allow you to activate ViewExif. After it has been activated, you can pull up Exif metadata for photos within the native Photos app or any third-party photography app. Exif metadata includes everything from dimensions of photos and the exposure time to the date taken and location.