For today’s Daily Deal we’ve found 8 great apps to add to your iPad collection. We have 2 productivity / entertainment apps and 6 game apps in today’s bundle.
We used our PadGadget Apps Tracker to find these great deals and we’ll continue to look for the best app deals as they pop-up. Some of these apps are up to 80% off, several are even free, so be sure to check them out because they are on sale for a limited time.
Rejoice, music devotees of the iPad world, for there is no longer a need to try to read every blog or publication in existence. Muzine for iPad streamlines music news into two broad categories: Features and My News, which allows the user to follow keep current with all the top entertainment news, while ensuring he doesn’t miss anything important about his favorite bands.
The app also offers a customizable Artist section, a Friends section, as well as the ability to automatically add in artists of interest from the music stored on the user’s iPad.
Aweditorium is a music-streaming app for iPad with a number of intriguing features. Created by the sixty-one, who also brought us the music sharing website of the same name, Aweditorium exploits much of what the iPad does best. It is at once mysterious and intuitive to use, and the UI is visually stunning.
Users explore Aweditorium’s musical map, which is a giant grid, where each square represents one song by an artist. The app keeps track of how many songs a user has listened to, and what percentage of the map you have explored. While listening there are Pop-Up Video style bubbles that share bits of trivia about the artists. Aweditorium also streams song lyrics. Decide you don’t like a song? No sweat. Just swipe in any direction and a new artist appears, or pinch to zoom and the entire map is yours to peruse.
We recently wrote about Aweditorium, which is a great way to discover interesting independent artists and bands from around the world. The app brought us a way to listen and discover bands we’ve never heard of before, and also a way to check out bios, interviews and lyrics while listening to newly discovered tunes.
However, Aweditorium will not display your favorite artists all the time, since the app is entirely based on music you’ve never heard of before (most likely). This is what music start-up Jammbox has set out to resolve with their new app Discovr for iPad.
Since the iPad’s launch back in April, many have experienced the power of Apple’s tablet as a work companion, as a reading and editing tool, and as a device that revolutionized the way you discover, view, share and consume all kinds of media.
The iPad has simply captivated the consumer market. It has created high expectations for any future mobile gadgets and any applications that get launched into the Apple App Store.
Recognizing the high expectations from the consumer market, Cooliris, today has announced the release of their iPad app called Discover. Cooliris, innovator of the stunning way to engage with media on desktops or mobile devices, released the Discover app to bring you an immersive iPad experience that empowers you to explore information through an innovative magazine-style interface on Wikipedia.
The Discover app leverages the power of the iPad to deliver an enjoyable experience for Wikipedia’s vast collection of articles. It facilitates knowledge discovery with an intuitive user interface, and makes exploration a fun experience indeed.
Wikipedia is a tremendous tool for learning and searching for information. But, one of the biggest challenges is the breadth and depth of information provided by Wikipedia, which can sometimes make it difficult for all of us to navigate its content, scroll through text-heavy articles, or deciding which links to click first.
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