These paid iOS apps are free for a limited time

by Alan Friedman / Oct 10, 2017, 4:49 PM

These paid iOS apps are free for a limited time

Ah! There aren't many things better in life than rummaging through some paid apps that are available for free. Today, we have several iOS apps that would normally have you dipping into your wallet to pay for. However, for a limited time only, you can pick up these apps for free. That's right, all you need to do is decide which apps you want and install them on your iOS device. No fuss, no muss.

There are some interesting apps to choose from including one that brings you a selection of live wallpaper, and another app that features eight "pocket tools" that might come in handy. Another app allows your iPhone or iPad to double as a wireless number pad for your MacBook keyboard. To browse through the apps, simply click on the slideshow. Just remember that these apps are free for a limited time only, so if you see something you want you should grab it immediately before it is too late.

These paid iOS apps are free for a limited time

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These paid iOS apps are free for a limited time

Normally 99 cents, AR Earth can name mountains and elevations by simply focusing the camera on a peak. With a database of over 700,000 Earth place points and 75,000 Wikipedia articles, the app functions when you're offline as well. Besides peaks, you can get information on water based spots, land and the history of certain locations.

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5 Comments

1. Scott93274

Posts: 6025; Member since: Aug 06, 2013

Was there not an article from a couple days ago that stated that the free apps were a thing of the past? Or is this simply a random promotion and not part of a previously scheduled promotion?

posted on Oct 10, 2017, 5:29 PM 4

2. aegislash

Posts: 1434; Member since: Jan 27, 2015

Every week, there are various apps that become free for a limited time on iOS. I don't think that's set to change. What Apple did was get rid of their *App Of the Week* section, which was essentially a single app that was highlighted and made free for a week.