Looking for some new apps? Don’t want to pay full price? Well we’ve taken a look at the App Store this weekend and found you the very best apps currently on sale on the iPhone and iPad.
All apps are compatible with iPhone & iPad unless stated otherwise.
Note: All price-drops were correct at time of posting, but any changes in prices are down to the individual developers, and is out of our hands. Get in quick!
1. Awesome Note 2
$3.99/£2.99> $1.99 / £1.49
From the App Store:
“The new All-in-one Organizer, Awesome Note 2 is integrated with note and schedule management. It can be used not only for simple notes, but also rich and wonderful writing tool. Broadly use as diary to record everyday life, travel notes to write anywhere, photo albums, shopping lists, and record for work or study in any theme.Capture all the memorable moments, stories, and everything in you.”
2. NumPad – Wireless Numeric Keypad
$4.99/£3.99> Free!
From the App Store:
“A full sized keyboard is only a tap away. Enjoy the luxury of an extended number pad to power through your spreadsheets at the coffee shop. Or compose a ditty on the beach using Simple Entry for Finale and Sibelius (unlocked with in-app purchase). Leave bulky keyboards at home and use NumPad as a lightweight alternative for those moments when you need a few more keys.”
3. Thunderspace 5k
$3.99/£2.99> $0.99 / £0.79
From the App Store:
“Don’t buy this app! During the day it won’t let you focus on all the noise around you. And at night it will make you very sleepy. We can’t calm the storm. But the storm can calm us. Join us, over 1,000,000 relaxed Ladies and Gentlemen who immerse ourselves in realistic thunderstorms any time we wish to relax, focus, sleep or meditate.”
4. Draw Calendar
$2.99/£2.29> Free!
From the App Store:
“Draw Calendar takes the timeless tradition of writing on a planner, whiteboard, or wall calendar, and brings it to life on iOS. The app is a fun and unique spin on traditional calendar apps, and stands as proof that keeping a schedule or staying organized can actually be fun. Free yourself from the shackles of tedious data entry, and instead plan out your day with handwriting and doodles. Markup, sketch, and get in touch with your creative side while still remaining incredibly productive.”
