Start out your week with these 20 terrific iPhone, iPad, and Mac apps that are free for a limited time only.
Free Apps of the Day #7
You know, it’s just astounding how many horrible and ugly apps there are in the App Store. But lucky you — you never have to worry about those thanks to AppleGazette. We only recommend the apps that make the best use of your iOS device, the apps that are as nice to look at as […]
Free Apps of the Day #5
Today’s batch of limited-time-only free apps includes a slew of games, a slick digital baby book, a ringtone maker, and much more. There are 17 total apps for your downloading enjoyment!
Free Apps of the Day
Did you know? AppleGazette’s daily Free Apps lists are not comprehensive. Instead, we highlight the cream of the crop so you don’t have to search for them. We’re most interested in quality in app design and value in what’s offered to users. (I swear, if I see one more Angry Birds clone, I may require […]
Review: iProcrastinate
Looking for a calendar/task manager for your Mac that’s both intuitive and attractive? iProcrastinate is a solid choice that just happens to be free. Developer Craig Otis came up with this smart app that’s available for both iPhone and Mac (an iPad version is coming soon), and syncs wirelessly between them. Let’s take a look […]
OS X Lion Hits Torrent Sites, Should You Download It?
The developer preview of Mac OS 10.7 Lion has arrived on the most popular torrent site. Question is, is it safe to download? Apple made the developer preview of Lion available Thursday through the Mac App Store. As of now, developers who paid the $99 annual fee to Apple’s Developer Connection can legally run and […]
Developer Preview Of OS X Lion Available, Security Specialists Get A Sneak Peak
Yesterday Apple made available the developer preview of OS X Lion on the Mac App Store. Beneath the cries of Apple’s intention to kill the optical drive (this is the first developer preview of OS X you can’t get on DVD) was news security experts would be getting a sneak peak at Lion. Apple informed […]
Why Free Software is Not Free
Over at TUAW TJ Luoma posted commented on developer Brittany Tarvin’s great entry about free software and why free is a misnomer in her opinion.
Could iWork Be Coming Soon? Maybe, Maybe Not
When the Mac App Store launched today, users scoured the store for any trace of iWork ’11. The only version available is the 2009 edition with no news on an updated release. However, iWork ’11 could be coming sooner than expected or not. Apple took the liberty of dividing the iWork suite in to its […]
Mac App Store Opens Its Doors With 1,000+ Apps
The Mac App Store is available now for users and opens its doors with over 1,000 Apps including iOS favorites such as Twitter and Angry Birds. Announced during Apple’s “Back To The Mac” event, the Mac App Store has been anticipated by users for weeks as developers readied their Software for Apple to approve. Apple […]
