POF from Plenty of Fish is a dating app, and while it’s not the first of its kind, POF does have more users than other dating apps so the chances of finding someone you like are higher here. And though there is a paid subscription service, the free services offered are more than enough to satisfy your needs.
Spinrilla is called the 800 pound gorilla of free mixtapes, and that’s exactly what it is. There may be other apps designed like this on the iOS, but in terms of features and content there’s nothing like it. Though the app doesn’t have a lot of fancy features, it’s more than capable, and it’s easy to use.
Periscope is an app that lets you stream live video anywhere in the world on your mobile device. Courtesy of Twitter Inc., Periscope makes it easy to transmit video in bite sized sessions, and you can even save them on replay for later viewing. Everything from live events to friends engaged in fun activities can be streamed here, taking social interaction to another level.
Insta3D by Speed 3D allows you to turn selfies into animated cartoon avatars of yourself, so if you’ve ever wanted to have a cartoony avatar, this free app is what you’re looking for. While this isn’t the first avatar creator for the iOS and Android, there are features here worth checking out.
If you watch a lot of movies you’ll notice that in many cases the subtitles are not in sync or just completely wrong. In that case you might want to use a program like Subtitle Edit, an open source application that does exactly that, edit and correct movie subtitles.
GoPro app is the official app for the GoPro camera, courtesy of Woodman Labs, and it’s definitely a must. With this you get more from your camera using either the iOS, Android or Windows Phone. It’s basically a way of remotely controlling your camera and making the sharing process easier, but it can do more.
Rain Sounds HQ is an app that, as the name makes clear, contains high quality rain sounds which can be used for relaxation. These rain sound programs used to be available only on CDs and people use them to help go to sleep or concentrate. If you used to have one of these on CD, now you can get one on your iOS app courtesy of Phase4 Mobile.
FaceQ is an avatar creator for the IOS and Android. Rather than just use emoticons to express how you feel, you can create a custom avatar that shows what you’re doing and how you’re feeling as well. Aside from being free, the avatars you can create here are more detailed than regular smileys. The app was developed by Erick Kuo and Mantan Studios.
Filebot by Rednoah is a free open source tool for renaming your favorite anime, TV shows and movies alongside the ability to download subtitles. The program is small and streamlined so it’s very easy to use. Also, there’s full support for Mac, Windows and Linux, with a full use of a command line interface.
