"If there is an app for that"

Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 04/25/2016

April 25, 2016 by macjeff

Milkeddit , Emoji Party - The Ultimate Party Game , Multiple Exposure and more

iPhone:

Milkeddit makes using reddit while on the go a complete joy. It supports multiple accounts, 3D Touch, multireddits, mute filters, reddit-wide search, notifications, content filters, vote filters, read filters, and so very much more. Just choose your preferred layout for text and thumbnails, one of the many gorgeous themes, and enjoy reddit as it was meant to be.

Emoji Party is what you get when you combine charades and everyone’s favorite emojis. Just divide your friends and family into teams, pick a category, and start the game by placing your iPhone on your forehead. The screen will display an emoji combination which the person holding the iPhone will have to guess. If they guess correctly, they must turn the iPhone down. Turn it up to skip. The game includes seven categories to choose from, each of which provide rules and extra challenges. Additional categories are available via in-app purchase. Emoji Party can also be played on Apple TV.

Universal:

Shooting multiple exposures on your iDevice couldn’t be easier. Just tap the little button to expose your first photo, and press the big button to expose a second and save the combination to your library. That’s all there is to it. The app also provides live previews, exposure compensation, and eight different filters to choose from.

All you have to do is tap on numbers to add them up and reach the target number. But make sure your tapping finger is warmed up and ready, because you only have 15 seconds to complete the challenge. When you reach the target number, the numbers you used will be removed from the grid. When you clear an entire row it will be filled with new numbers, which will make it a lot easier to achieve the next target number. Keep matching until you run out of time or brain power.

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This free Apple Watch complication displays the time in words

April 25, 2016 by macjeff

When someone asks you what the time is and you glance at your Apple Watch, are you one of those people who struggle interpreting the time on a standard analog watch face? How cool would it be if your Apple Watch displayed the approximate time, in words, such as "ten to six", "quarter past three", "about five o’clock"?

That’s the problem that Roughly tries to solve. Created by Iain Anderson, Roughly is an Watch complication which gives you an at-a-glance approximate overview of the current time, in words. Available free of charge, it’s just fun for most people but I think some users may actually find Roughly genuinely useful.

It’s twenty five past twelve

Like other third-party complications for the Apple Watch, Roughly first requires you to download the helper app on your iPhone. After installing the iPhone app, wait for it to install on your paired watch or install it manually via the companion Watch app on your iPhone.

Then, force-touch your watch face and swipe to select the Utility, Mickey or Modular face. Next, tap Customize to activate the central complication on the Modular face, or the lower complication on Utility or Mickey face. Choose Roughly from the list there, then press the Digital Crown twice to return to your watch face.

If you use Roughly on a 38mm Apple watch, you might want to use the Modular face. On the 38mm Apple Watch models, the Utility and Mickey faces show only the hour as a digit because there’s not enough space for a word. For example, "Twenty five past 12" may be shown on 38mm watches rather than "Twenty five past twelve".

Time travel with Roughly

Roughly supports the Time Travel function of watchOS for times within the next several hours. This let you turn the Digital Crown on the face to see many other times with their English-language equivalents, which kids and students of English may find useful.

Roughly works best if you load use it on the Modular face in the central area or into the large complication area at the bottom of the Utility or Mickey face. If you marveled with envy at the Pebble, which has a face made entirely of words, this app is for you.

Imprecise time is a thing

So, why would you need a complication for your Apple Watch that tells the time in a natural English way instead of giving you an exact minute-by-minute readout? Aside from the fact that it’s just cool, some people may find this casual time readouts more convenient and easier to comprehend.

Other people haven’t yet learnt to tell time effortlessly and quickly on a standard analog clock, and will find this app very convenient. Then, there are people who have difficulty comprehending numbers.

"Dyscalculalia is the numeric equivalent of dyslexia, and I hope they find Roughly to be useful," Anderson wrote. If you like this app, you might want to check out a similar one, called Fuzzy Clock, which has version for both the iPad and the web.

Pricing and availability

Roughly requires an iPhone with iOS 9.2 or later and an Apple Watch with watchOS 2 or later. The English-only app is available free of charge on the App Store.

Best app deals of the day! 8 paid iPhone apps for free for a limited time

April 25, 2016 by macjeff

Everyone likes free apps, but sometimes the best ones are a bit expensive. Now and then, developers put paid apps on sale for a limited time, but you have to snatch them up fast. Here are the latest and greatest apps on sale in the iOS App Store.

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Download these five awesome new apps for iOS and Android

April 24, 2016 by macjeff

Another week has gone by, but it brought us a handful of new apps to try. This week's list has an app that will reward you for donating to charity, as well as a calendar app that tells you the ongoings of our planetary system.

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Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 04/24/2016

April 24, 2016 by macjeff

Focalware , Animal Puzzles for Kids with Skills: The Best Activity Preschool Shape Games for Toddlers, Boys and Girls , Data Widget and more

iPhone:

Focalware helps photographers and filmmakers capture compelling outdoor shots. After determining your location, it provides you with sun and moon rise and set times, azimuth and elevation, and magnetic declination. You’re also able to see the moon’s current phase and illumination, and the sun’s shadow. Focalware is not only able to calculate the sun and moon position for today, but also any other future date. Rotate your iDevice into landscape orientation to view all of the data in list form instead of graphically.

Universal:

After choosing a scene, cork board cutouts will begin to appear. Your child must drag and drop the pieces into place to fill each cutout. Once complete, the scene will become animated and they can tap on different items and characters to see what happens. The game includes 11 scenes to enjoy, and a new baby play time mode.

Data Widget is so simple yet so effective. Launch the app, set your data cap, set your start and end date, and record any usage you may already have. Then swipe down to bring up Notification Center and add the widget by tapping the “Edit” button found all the way at the bottom. After that, any time you want to check your current data usage in real-time, just swipe down. You can also now check your usage via Apple Watch.

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