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31. Photo Editor by Aviary
For a free image editor, this app from Aviary features a wealth of
features. Aside from being able to crop and rotate your photos, there’s
red-eye reduction, blemish removal, teeth whitening and more. You can
add doodles, text and stickers to liven up your images as well.
Photo Editor by Aviary in the iTunes App Store
See also: Photoshop Elements,
iPhoto
32. Pinnacle Studio
Believe it or not, editing videos on an iPad isn’t quite as
cumbersome as you might think. Case in point: the $13 Pinnacle Studio
app, which sports an easy-to-use interface and powerful editing
features. After your masterpiece is complete, use the built-in uploader
to share it with others.
Pinnacle Studio in the iTunes App Store
See also: iMovie,
Cute Cut
33. Pinterest
It took Pinterest, the Web’s most popular pin board, until last
August to roll out an iPad app. Better late than never, as the free app
makes for a great couch companion. Pass the time browsing your friends’
pins, or pin things from around the Web that you’d like to revisit
later.
Pinterest in the iTunes App Store
See also: Glimpse,
Clipboard
34. Pocket
Pocket lets you grab various bits from around the Web — articles,
videos, images and more — and save them for later perusal. The free app
takes text articles and strips out all the ads, buttons and other
digital detritus to present a clean, easy-on-the-eyes reading
experience.
Pocket in the iTunes App Store
See also: Instapaper,
Readability
35. Skype
The iPad’s built-in FaceTime feature makes it a snap to video-chat
with other Apple owners, but — surprise! — not everyone owns Apple
products. Skype makes video chatting a bit more universal, with apps for
just about every platform and tons of active users.
Skype in the iTunes App Store
See also: Tango,
ooVoo
36. Spotify
For $10 a month, Spotify acts like a giant music store where you can
listen to as much music as you want. You can create playlists of your
favorite tunes and download songs for offline playback. There’s also a
streaming radio option, which is free for U.S. users.
Spotify in the iTunes App Store
See also: Rdio,
Slacker,
Rhapsody
37. StumbleUpon
StumbleUpon has long perfected the art of serving up random items of
interest on the Web to users who just want something to do. Choose an
interest, hit the big red button and give a thumbs-up or thumbs-down to
whatever is presented to you. Repeat.
StumbleUpon in the iTunes App Store
See also: Alien Blue Reddit Client
38. The Score Mobile
Keeping up with the latest sports scores is easy with TheScore’s free
app, which features live scoring and breaking alerts covering just
about every major sporting event. Aside from scores, the app features
plenty of news and player bios to keep sports fans endlessly occupied.
TheScore Mobile in the iTunes App Store
See also: ESPN ScoreCenter,
SportStream
39. Titan Downloader
The free Titan Downloader app features a built-in Web browser that
lets you save video files you find on various sites for playback at a
later time. You can queue up multiple videos to play one after another
and set a pass-code lock to prevent others from accessing your
collection.
Titan Downloader in the iTunes App Store
See also: MyMedia,
iDownloader
40. Tripit
As a TripIt user, you can make travel bookings and forward the
confirmation e-mails from your airline, hotel, car-rental service and
more to plans@tripit.com; those bookings will then be organized into a
coherent itinerary available from within the free app.
TripIt in the iTunes App Store
See also: WorldMate
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