We're back with another list of apps gone free for those in ownership of the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Just in time for the weekend ahead, we have a nice, varied selection including one or two great games, so be sure to join us after the break for the low-down.
If you're into your RPGs, then you'll be pleased to learn that Square Enix has just released Dragon Quest IV for gamers on iOS and Android. As you'd expect from Square-Enix, of Final Fantasy fame, it's a very thorough and immersive title, and below, you can check the details as well as download links.
We always like to tell you about great apps, especially when they're on sale for a limited time. Apple has recently made a slew of productivity apps available at a reduced rate as part of its Productivity sale. More information, including which apps, along with their old and new prices can be found right here.
We’re featuring more apps for iPhone and iPad users today that have shed their price tags and have gone absolutely free for a limited time. Run past the jump to see what is on offer.
There seems to be a real glut of paid-for apps going free of late, and that's no bad thing as far as we're concerned. Here we have a range of new titles to add to that list, and some are great examples of titles that are normally a bargain even at their usual price. Make them free, and they really are apps that you should be trying out.
Once again we're back with another stack of apps gone free for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users. Below you'll find the full list, with original prices and download links, so be sure to join us after the fold!
To get one untethered jailbreak per major iOS release is a blessing in itself, but even though the job of the jailbreaking scene gets more difficult with each year that passes by, the fact that Evad3rs and Pangu both dropped untethered jailbreaks for iOS 7 was nothing short of heroic. Evad3rs' Evasi0n tool took care of iOS 7.0.x, and when this was eventually plugged, the self-titled tool from the Pangu team took care of iOS 7.1.x. Now, both are up for a Pwnie award in the ‘Best Privilege Escalation Bug’ category, a gathering that highlights the work of those in the field of security research, and although we've no personal affinity to one over the other, we'd certainly love to see a jailbreak team yield such acclaim.
It has been a rising trend over the past few years to see classic titles and franchises getting a re-run on mobile. Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto Series, which has spawned GTA 3, Vice City and San Andreas for both iOS and Android, is among the stand-out re-releases, and now, the original BioShock is headed to the iTunes App Store. Pretty soon, fans of this modern classic will be able to get their fill on iPhone and iPad, and with a preview clip also floating around the Interweb, things look very promising indeed.
As we move closer to the final release of iOS 8, the changes in the beta releases have started to get more subtle and less striking. And while today’s fifth beta release does come with changes, but they’re not as big as the previous ones.
Apple has just released download links of iOS 8 beta 5 for supported iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices over on the iOS Dev Center.
















