Saturday, March 17, 2012

Daily App Deals: Get Voice Brief for iOS for Free in Today's App Deals [App Deals]

 The Daily App Deals post is a round-up of the best app discounts of the day, as well as some notable mentions for ones that are on sale.


 Voice Brief (iTunes) Previously $2.99, now Free. Voice Brief for iOS reads aloud from your email, news feeds, socal networks, and more. It's a text to speech assistant with customizable sources and a music player style interface. Get it for Free. (via Apps-aholic)


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SketchTime - Quick Sketch & Simple Note | iTunes via Apps-aholic | Previously $1.99, now 99¢The World Clock | iTunes via Apps-aholic | Previously $1.99, now 99¢Runmeter GPS - Running Fitness, Jogging Workouts, 5K, 10K, Marathon Run Training | iTunes via Apps-aholic | Previously $4.99, now $1.99Walkmeter GPS Walking Stopwatch for Fitness and Weight Loss | iTunes via Apps-aholic | Previously $2.99, now $1.99Cyclemeter GPS Bike Computer for Road Cycling & Mountain Biking | iTunes via Apps-aholic | Previously $4.99, now $1.99Maps 3D - GPS Tracks for Ski, Outdoor, Bike & Hike | iTunes via Apps-aholic | Previously $2.99, now $1.99

Get 3GB of Free Space on Dropbox By Using Camera Upload [Dropbox]

If you missed out on the last free online storage space offer from Dropbox, here's another one you can grab: a total of 3GB of extra space just by using the Camera Upload feature to put photos and videos into Dropbox.


If you took advantage of the beta offer in February (February 2 to 23) when Dropbox offered 5GB of extra space, but didn't finish uploading for some reason, you can still upload your photos and videos and get the max 5GB instead of the 3GB, but it doesn't look like you can grab an additional 3GB on top of that.


Everyone else can bump up their storage space to a total of 3GB extra by using the Android app's camera upload feature or the Camera Upload feature from the desktop application; you'll need the experimental forum build (1.3.4 or higher) for the desktop app. The camera upload feature automatically uploads photos and videos to your Dropbox account.


Dropbox will add 500MB of free space the first time you add a photo or video using the feature, then for every 500MB you upload, another 500MB of extra storage.


See the Dropbox help page below for more info or the comments in our previous post about the 5GB offer for some useful tips on getting enough photos and videos uploaded.

How do I get free space for using Camera Upload? | Dropbox via Slickdeals