Today’s edition of app deals features apps from the utilities, photography and gaming sections of the App Store. We have 1Password, one of the most popular password management tools on a 50 percent sale, The Transit App, a great app to keep track of transit schedules gone free, Blux Camera on sale at $0.99 and a lot more.
Free apps for today: Scientific Calculator, AirCassette, Expense Tracking, 8mm Camera and more
App deals Memorial Day Weekend edition: EA, Gameloft games on sale
Evernote now lets you add reminders to your notes
Popular email management app Mailbox now available for iPad
Mailbox, the popular email management app that Dropbox acquired, was today updated with support for the iPad. The app, in case you’re not familiar, treats your email inbox as a to-do list, letting you mark emails as “done” or snooze them for later.
Shazam for iPad finally hits the App Store, brings auto tagging, Rdio and Spotify integration and more
App Deals For Today: Angry Birds Space, Need for Speed: Most Wanted, DreamWorks Dragons, TapDragonDrop, ComicBook!
Here are some of the top app deals for today.
Rovio’s hugely popular game, Angry Birds Space for the iPhone and iPad has gone free today, along with DreamWorks Dragons: TapDragonDrop, ComicBook! and FlickStackr for Flickr. EA has also slashed the price of its popular racing game, Need for Speed: Most Wanted.
Instashare lets you easily transfer files between iOS devices, Macs
If you have multiple iOS devices, you’ve probably noticed that it’s quite tricky to share photos from device to device. There’s no option to share by Bluetooth, and there are no file management apps for iOS. Sure you can email a photo from device to device, but it can be somewhat wasteful to send something on a round trip halfway around the world just to get a file to the device a few mere inches away from the device you’re holding. Instashare is here to change that by bringing drag and drop file transfers between your iOS and Macs.
Google Play Music All Access unofficially coming to iPhone and iPad
Last week when Google launched Google Play Music “All Access,” its music streaming service, it didn’t come as a surprise when it didn’t release an app for the iPhone and iPad as it is still to release an app for Google Music that was launched in 2011.
Watch the Champions League final from up to 22 camera angles with new Sky Sports iPad app





