Here are five of the best iOS apps gone free this Monday. Download these wonderful apps today on your iPhone and iPad.
CamCard, Dr. Panda's Carnival & More Are Monday's Best iOS Apps Gone Free
Apps tend to go free on a regular basis, and we're here to highlight the best ones that deserve a place on your home screen. Today is no exception, and you can kick off your Monday with five great iOS apps that have shed their price tags for a limited period of time.
CamCard - Regular price $0.99, Now FREE
CamCard is the easiest app to manage and exchange business cards, the perfect fit for sales people, entrepreneurs, business developers or marketing experts, and anyone who want to be one.
Dr. Panda's Carnival - Regular price $2.99, Now FREE
There’s so much to do at Dr. Panda’s Carnival! Kids can control the carnival rides and decide how fast they should go, pop popcorn, go for a boat ride, create their own candy masterpieces, and more! There are over 10 activities in all!
Download Dr. Panda's Carnival for iOS
Sago Mini Puppy Preschool - Regular price $2.99, Now FREE
Learning has never been so lovable! This latest educational app from award-winning preschool brand - Sago Mini - is sure to ignite a love for puppies and playful learning.
Download Sago Mini Puppy Preschool for iOS
Fonta - Regular price $0.99, Now FREE
Fonta is a Little Design Studio that allows you to create unique images with special effects.
Star Rover - Regular price $1.99, Now FREE
Do you love the starry night? Do you want to know everything in the sky? Star Rover is the fantastic planetarium for your iPhone and iPod touch. Just hold up your iPhone and Star Rover will tell you exactly what you are pointing at.
Wrap Up
Our iOS apps gone free list has been concluded for today. But, if there's something noteworthy which we might have missed, we will update this space accordingly.
While you're out on a download spree, make sure that these offers are available in your region. There's a chance that some offers might carry a price tag.
About the author: Uzair has been writing about tech for a little under 10 years. Started off in the Symbian days, migrated to Android, eventually settling on iOS and Mac to make a living. Loves photography, drones, talking about the latest tech, and firmly believes that iPad is the future of computing. Served as Editor-in-Chief with Redmond Pie for five years, author at The Readers Eye and many other freelance gigs. Wccftech is now his current home.
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