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Giddyup! Here's the list of Android apps that are on a Black Friday sale

By Daniel Petrov

Updated: Nov 23, 2012, 8:34 AM

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We already reported that SwiftKey 3 is 50% off today - both the phone and tablet keyboard versions go for $1.99, but these are not the only apps that developers are heavily discounting today in the spirit of the holiday shopping craze start - you can check our Black Friday device deals list as well.

Over at Reddit users are reporting an abundance of applications which are getting their prices slashed left and right, giving you games that usually go for six or seven buck at $0.99, or bringing the Navigon USA offline GPS app down to $24.99 from double that and CoPilot Live Premium USA for $7.99. Camera Zoom FX is just $1.49, and so on.

Here are the apps reported on sale until now, and the list keeps growing, so if you are interested in any of those, now is the time to strike gold.

Quickoffice Pro - $0.99 (was $14.99)

The Adventures of Tin Tin - $0.99 (was $6.99)

The Amazing Spider-Man - $0.99 (was $6.99)

BackStab - $0.99 (was $6.99)

Gangstar Rio: City of Saints - $0.99 (was $6.99)

Virtua Tennis Challenge - $1.99 (was $4.99)

Sonic 4: Episode II - $2.99 (was $6.99)

BlackList Pro - $1.27 (was $3.49)

Majesty: Fantasy Kingdom Sim - $0.99 (was $2.99)

Sparkle - $1.29 (was $2.39)

Azkend - $0.99 (was $2.39)

Need for Speed: Most Wanted - $4.99 (was $6.99)

Wordplay Adfree - $2.56 (was $3.99)

franco.Kernel Updater - $3.19 (was ?)

AccuWeather Platinum - $0.99 (was $2.99)

90Droid ExtremeFitness Tracker - $0.99 (was $3.49)

My Backup Pro - $2.99 (was $4.99)

Moodagent - $0.99 (was $5.20)

Droid Scan Pro PDF - $2.25 (was $4.49)

Glowfly - $0.99 (was ?)

EnbornX - $0.99 (was $1.93)

Daily Riddles ! - $0.99 (was $1.99)

Attachments Auto Downloader - $1.29 (was $2.49)

CallLog backup - $0.99 (was $1.99)

Backup2Sim - $0.99 (was $1.99)

Don't Break The Chain ver.2 - $0.99 (was $1.99)

SportsTracker PRO - $2.25 (was $4.49)

Engineer - $0.99 (was ?)

CoPilot Live Premium USA - $7.99 (was ?)

GA1: An Assassin in Orlandes - $1.09 (was ?)

GA2: Siege of the Necromancer - $0.99 (was ?)

GA3: Slaves of Rema - $0.99 (was ?)

GA4: Revenant Rising - $0.99 (was ?)

GA5: Catacombs of the Undercity - $0.99 (was ?)

GA6: Wizard from Tarnath Tor - $0.99 (was ?)

Scrubs: hidden object - $0.99 (was ?)

Blood of the Zombies - $4.99 (was ?)

Euphony Music Player - $1.95 (was ?)

3D Kamasutra - $0.99 (was $2.99)

All-in-one Internet Search - $2.99 (was ?)

Camera Zoom FX $1.49,

Pro Capture - camera + panorama $0.99

Photaf Panorama Pro $1.99

HDR Camera+ $1.99

SwiftKey 3 Keyboard - $1.99 (was $3.99)

Neuroshima Hex - $0.99 (was $2.99)

Startup Manager - $1.49 (was $2.99)

SplashID Safe - $4.99 (was $9.99)

Wisp - $0.99 (was $2.84)

Smart RAM Booster Pro - $1.27 (was $2.56)

Memory Booster - $1.49 (was $2.99)

Spirit HD - $1.49 (was $2.99)

TileStorm HD - $1.99 (was $3.99)

Aftermath XHD - $2.99 (was $5.99)

Jump Desktop (RDP & VNC) - $4.99 (was $9.99)

RoByte - Remote for Roku - $0.99 (was $2.99)

DocumentsToGo - $8.95 (was $14.95)

Goodnight Moon - $0.99 (was $4.99)

Reddit Sync Pro - $1.00 (was $1.99)

Ground Effect Pro HD - $1.99 (was $3.99)

Hard Lines HD - $1.49 (was $2.99)

Navigon USA - $24.95 (was $49.95)

via Reddit

$90

$210

$120 off (57%)

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Daniel, a devoted tech writer at PhoneArena from 2010 to 2025, has been engrossed in mobile technology since the Windows Mobile era. His expertise spans mobile hardware, software, and carrier networks, and he's keenly interested in the future of digital health, car connectivity, and 5G. Beyond his professional pursuits, Daniel finds balance in travel, reading, and exploring new tech innovations, while contemplating the ethical and privacy implications of our digital future.