Check Out These iPad Apps They Are Free Today
April 30, 2017
Apps Gone Free for this week features a number of interesting iPad apps that are on sale now at least in the American and Canadian iTunes App Stores. We hope the apps are still free by the time you are reading this. Some of the things you can do with these apps include: create and share sticky notes, improve your visual thinking by solving a puzzle of interlocking shapes, help kids recognize numbers and learn counting using a set of interesting math games designed specifically for children, import files from multiple cloud services and save them to your local device, organize your Inbox using various filtering and categorizing tools.
1- Blocko
‘Blocko is a super fun minimalist puzzle game featuring 90 uniquely crafted levels. The objective is to get the red block to the blue block. Are you up for the challenge?’
2- Sticky Notes HD
‘It allows you to create memorable sticky notes using a wide variety of features that include 20 beautiful colors, stunning graphics and visuals, customizable notes size, text and color. You can organize your notes using color-codes and be able to sort them by priority, alphabetically or inverse. You also have the option to password protect your notes.’
3- Ubongo – Puzzle Challenge
‘Improve your visual thinking in 3 different single-player modes. Race against other players online and play against friends and Ubongo fans worldwide!’
4- Number Games Match Game Free Games for Kids Math
‘Number recognition and learning to count has never been more fun and intuitive! With "Show Me" and "Peek" features, play comes easy even for young learners. This app adheres to Common Core Standards for kindergarten math and was designed by parents and teachers.’
5- Briefcase Pro
‘It can import files from Camera, Photo Albums, PC/Mac(via Wi-Fi or iTunes), Email attachments, GoogleDrive, Dropbox,SkyDrive,Box and so on. All files are saved to your deivce locally so you can enjoy reading them anywhere!’
6- Envelope - Email App for Gmail,Outlook,Office 365
‘Envelope helps you get a handle on your ever growing and unmanageable Inbox with a host of smart filtering and categorizing tools.’
Courtesy of Apps Gone Free
Apps Gone Free for this week features a number of interesting iPad apps that are on sale now at least in the American and Canadian iTunes App Stores. We hope the apps are still free by the time you are reading this. Some of the things you can do with these apps include: create and share sticky notes, improve your visual thinking by solving a puzzle of interlocking shapes, help kids recognize numbers and learn counting using a set of interesting math games designed specifically for children, import files from multiple cloud services and save them to your local device, organize your Inbox using various filtering and categorizing tools.
1- Blocko
‘Blocko is a super fun minimalist puzzle game featuring 90 uniquely crafted levels. The objective is to get the red block to the blue block. Are you up for the challenge?’
2- Sticky Notes HD
‘It allows you to create memorable sticky notes using a wide variety of features that include 20 beautiful colors, stunning graphics and visuals, customizable notes size, text and color. You can organize your notes using color-codes and be able to sort them by priority, alphabetically or inverse. You also have the option to password protect your notes.’
3- Ubongo – Puzzle Challenge
‘Improve your visual thinking in 3 different single-player modes. Race against other players online and play against friends and Ubongo fans worldwide!’
4- Number Games Match Game Free Games for Kids Math
‘Number recognition and learning to count has never been more fun and intuitive! With "Show Me" and "Peek" features, play comes easy even for young learners. This app adheres to Common Core Standards for kindergarten math and was designed by parents and teachers.’
5- Briefcase Pro
‘It can import files from Camera, Photo Albums, PC/Mac(via Wi-Fi or iTunes), Email attachments, GoogleDrive, Dropbox,SkyDrive,Box and so on. All files are saved to your deivce locally so you can enjoy reading them anywhere!’
6- Envelope - Email App for Gmail,Outlook,Office 365
‘Envelope helps you get a handle on your ever growing and unmanageable Inbox with a host of smart filtering and categorizing tools.’
Courtesy of Apps Gone Free
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