Apps That
Went Free on
2016-11-03

You may not realize it, but your cadence could be having an adverse effect on your running. But don’t worry, RunCadence is here to help! First, you’ll want to learn your cadence by running at a consistent, moderate intensity for one full minute. The app will then provide you with a cadence summary, which will help improve your running by reducing shock impact. The next time you go for a run, set your target cadence and monitor to the best of your ability. You’ll see results in no time.

InTune was designed to do one thing and do it well. The app presents a pair of pitches. Your child must decide if the second pitch is higher or lower than the first. They must continue on until three questions have been answered incorrectly, after which they will be presented with their final score. Research has shown that the more someone uses InTune, the better their ear will be, so keep practicing! InTune also includes four modes, and leaderboards in order to add a layer of competition.

Sea of Squares is simple fun, and there’s nothing wrong with that! Each level presents you with a sea of squares that must be cleared. You’re able to remove them by tapping two or more adjacent squares of the same color. Every time you remove a set of squares the rest will squeeze in, creating new matches. When you near the end and can’t create a match, hit the reshuffle button and mix up the colors. You have a limited amount of reshuffles, so use them wisely. The game includes a total of 100 levels and three difficulty settings.

CalPrint allows you to print your day, week, month, or custom list calendar to any printer in your home or office. That way you can keep everyone in the know by attaching a physical copy to the fridge, or hand out your calendar at the office. CalPrint also allows you to add, delete, and edit events on your calendar, and adjust the layout and text size.

A Parcel of Courage tells the story of three brothers who came together to help their grandmother overcome her fear of flying so she could visit them. The story is told through highly interactive scenes, which will help your child stay engaged throughout. It also includes seven tasks to complete within the story.