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News about apps and games for free in the App Store
  • Black Friday 2011 digital download deals

    November 26th at 1:16am / The Verge / 0 opinions

    Braved the shopping madness this morning and still left wanting on the software front? We've got you covered with an assortment of digital download deals, no matter what your platform of choice. Warm up that Wi-Fi connection and read on!

  • Daily App Deals: Get AppZilla 2 for iOS for Free in Today’s App Deals

    May 24th at 9:30pm / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    The Daily App Deals post is a round-up of the best app discounts of the day, as well as some notable mentions for ones that are on sale. AppZilla 2 - 120 in 1! (iTunes) Previously 99¢, now Free. AppZilla 2 for iOS is every app: trackers, measures, cameras, counters... It's in there. This exhaustive all-in-one can save you from tracking down and installing that single-purpose app you need right now. With all these tools, maybe you could even level Tokyo. Get it for Free. (via LogicBuy) iOS iOS Mac

  • Easily Share Your Location And Arrival Time With Groups Of Friends Using Glympse

    November 27th at 12:00pm / Cult of Mac / 0 opinions

    There are quite a few apps out there that share your location data and allow you to check in at a place, like Foursquare, Facebook, etc. They’re pretty fantastic, and they let your friends see where you are at, and then come meet you....

  • Garmin brings social network support to StreetPilot Onboard and Navigon iOS apps

    February 3rd at 1:31pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinions

    Despite the overwhelming popularity of Google's free mapping app and Apple's own Maps GPS navigation firm Garmin has continued to embrace the iOS platform. The StreetPilot Onboard and Navigon apps have been met with mixed reception, so I was curious to see if the latest versions have brought any significant improvements.

  • London’s top 10 most-loved mobile apps

    June 2nd at 4:08pm / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    They’re in your pocket, your purse or at the bottom of your laptop bag whenever you need them. They’re built in East London, near trendy Shoreditch or the lovable eyesore known as Silicon Roundabout. (Not to be an eyesore for much longer it seems!) They connect you to the world, empower your inner photographer and help you get home at night after you’ve had a few....

  • Google Maps for iOS update speeds access to navigation, adds new languages

    October 15th at 10:51pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinions

    Google on Tuesday pushed an update to their iOS maps application that tweaks the user interface when selecting a route for navigation, adds support for additional languages, and provides a new "Tips and Tricks" help section.

  • Apple Maps Are Still Lost

    June 9th at 6:03am / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    Apple, during WWDC last week, delivered some significant updates across various parts of its business. It released, among other things, some 4,000 new APIs (and a new programming language) to developers; a renewed, more aggressive effort in cloud services; and some changes across its mobile and desktop operating systems to make them a lot more integrated with the primary way that we…

  • Apple vs. Google: Replacing Apple's stock iOS apps with Google apps

    August 27th at 1:42pm / Macworld / 0 opinions

    Google makes so many apps for iOS, we thought maybe we could live the Android life on our iPhones. Joel Mathis tried it for a week. Here's what you need to know.

  • HOW TO: Plan the Perfect Thanksgiving With the Help of Social Media

    November 20th at 1:05pm / Mashable / 0 opinions

    Mollie Vandor is the product manager for Ranker.com where she likes to make lists about reading, eating and bad-TV-watching. She's also the media director for Girls in...

  • What Spaced-Out Burning Man Revelers All Need: an iPhone App

    August 27th at 2:00pm / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    While I've never done the dropped-acid-and-burnt-wicker-men-alive thing (at least, not at Burning Man festival), from my understanding the event is meant to be somewhat of an escape from the humdrum of daily life. Meaning, you leave the iPhone at home. That hasn't stopped a Burning Man iPhone (and iPad!) app from hitting the store in time for next week's festival. The free app acts as a guide to "all the art, camps, and events in Burning Rock City," though reports of it listing the best grass in the...

  • Mapfia Launches in the UK and Five Other Regions

    August 30th at 12:48pm / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    Mapfia launched its location-based calling app to a swell of fanfare back in June, though initially the apps were restricted to North American smartphone users. Today, however, it rolls out…

  • This Week’s Must-Have iOS Apps: Google Maps, 1Password 4, Flickr & More

    December 16th at 6:24pm / Cult of Mac / 0 opinions

    So, it’s finally here — Google released an official Google Maps app for the iPhone, and we love it. Not only is it back with a brand new look, it also has new features, and of course, the accurate data we’ve all been missing since Apple released iOS 6. Also in our roundup is a brand new 1Password app from AgileBits, a new Flickr app from Yahoo!, and more.

  • Developers prefer Apple's iOS Maps SDK over Google Maps

    March 18th at 4:51pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinions

    An in depth comparison of the development frameworks behind Apple's Maps and Google's finds pros and cons in both, but highlights Apple's as more mature, less limited and recommended for most third party app developers.

  • Google Maps Now Works with the iPad and Has Better Navigation

    July 17th at 7:30am / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    All you iPad users can now banish Apple Maps into that folder you never open because Google Maps 2.0 has been released and adds support for the iPad and iPad Mini. That means BIG MAPS HELL YEAH....

  • Google Maps On iOS Gets More Google Now-Like, Can Find Your Flight, Hotel & Restaurant Reservations

    December 12th at 7:03pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinions

    A minor, but interesting, update to the Google Maps iOS application out today introduces a little bit of Google Now-like functionality to the otherwise utilitarian Google Maps application. Users who choose to sign in will be able to see their flight, hotel and restaurant reservations in Maps, which appear following a user-initiated search. After authenticating with Google (Gmail), you can search…

  • Freemium games dominate App Store list of most downloaded, highest grossing apps for 2014

    December 24th at 2:31am / AppleInsider / 0 opinions

    Apple on Tuesday released its annual "Best of 2014" list for the App Store's most-downloaded and highest-grossing titles, revealing so-called "freemium" games as the year's biggest money-makers.

  • Google adds ride-sharing tab to Maps for iOS

    March 23rd at 9:49pm / The Verge / 0 opinions

    Google today updated its Google Maps iOS app to include a ride-sharing tab it introduced for Android owners just last week. The new tab, which shows up under a taxi icon between walking and biking options, shows both the available ride-sharing options and price quotes. Clicking one of the available tiers, such as UberX or UberSelect, takes you to the Uber app. While Uber is the partner here in the US, Google has teamed up with 99Taxis in Brazil, Ola Cabs in India, Hailo in the UK and Spain, mytaxi in...

  • Sygic Mobile Maps GPS app

    January 14th at 1:00pm / Macworld / 0 opinions

  • 10 Essential iPhone Apps To Get You Through The Day

    March 2nd at 6:01pm / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    The Next Web selects 10 of the best iPhone apps to coax you out of your bed in the morning and guide you safely back into it at the end…

  • Daily App Deals: Get MoneyPad for iOS for $1.99 in Today’s App Deals

    March 23rd at 9:30pm / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    The Daily App Deals post is a round-up of the best app discounts of the day, as well as some notable mentions for ones that are on sale. MoneyPad (iTunes) Previously $2.99, now $1.99. MoneyPad for iOS allows you to keep track of your financial information in multiple ways. Keep track of your spending and income, bills, budget, and monitor multiple accounts via a user-friendly interface. It may just replace your checkbook, not to mention hours of manual budgeting. Get it for $1.99. (via Apps-aholic) iOS...

  • Vodio, Carmageddon, and More

    October 19th at 10:00pm / Gizmodo / 0 opinions

    At the end of the week you want to kick back, relax, and crack open a beer fire up the app store. We've got plenty of new titles for you to in this round of the best iPhone apps of the week, from a new take on a classic video game to a gif maker....

  • Starter apps for your new iPhone

    December 25th at 3:00am / Macworld / 0 opinions

    Congratulations on unwrapping your brand-new iPhone! Undoubtedly, you’ve already fired up the device and are eagerly exploring what the phone has to offer. Now that you’ve learned your way around a bit, it’s time to load your iPhone up with apps, both fun and functional....

  • ParkatmyHouse takes its parking marketplace to iOS, but it’s UK-only for now

    May 8th at 2:48pm / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    ParkatmyHouse is the sort of company that makes you wonder why you didn’t manage to come up with the idea first. It’s so simple, appeals to just about anyone with a car and, well, it solves a genuine problem....

  • Eight iPhone Apps To Help You Survive Burning Man

    August 26th at 9:44pm / Cult of Mac / 1 opinions

    people are about to ascend on Black Rock City, Nevada to join in the Burning Man festival experiment. There’s going to be art galore, crazy events, weird costumes for days, and the brutal Black Rock Desert meting out its hellish punishments on each and every Burner. Making the trip to BRC is easy, but surviving is entirely different, so we’ve found eight great apps that will help you get out of the desert alive:

  • Fleksy opens its alternative keyboard to all iOS developers

    February 20th at 5:48pm / The Next Web / 0 opinions

    Remember the big hullabaloo a couple of weeks back when SwiftKey finally arrived on iOS? Well, fellow smart keyboard app Fleksy has just announced that it’s rolling its iOS software development kit (SDK) out of private beta as it looks to become the first iOS-wide alternative keyboard....