5 Awesome iPhone App Deals This Weekend

January 2, 2015 12:17 PM EST

Looking to download a few great iPhone apps while saving some money this weekend? Check out these five, all on sale or free right now.

Alayer

Alayer is an advanced photo editor with very streamlined and simplified functions. It allows you to alter photos using filters, effects and an arsenal of standard editing tools like color balance or adjusting light in an image. Essentially, Alayer is an idiot-proof version of Lightbox that makes it easy for amateur mobile photographers to get their desired outcome with minimal work.

Alayer is temporarily free in the App Store.

Sliding.to

Sliding.to is the digital version of those impossible puzzle games found on keychains dangling from your old elementary school backpack. However, the added fun of Sliding.to is that you can take photos from your library and turn them into solvable puzzles in the app.

Sliding.to is temporarily free in the App Store.

BioShock

Arguably one of the most popular console games of the past few years, BioShock’s iOS version has made a similar splash. Although not as extensive as the original, the iPhone/iPad version’s developers did an excellent job optimizing this game for mobile platforms. Fight your way through the dystopian, retro-space-age universe using old school weapons and futuristic machines just as you would on a console.

BioShock is on sale for $4.99 in the App Store.

See Google Doodles Through the Years

google doodle la tomatina — **Aug. 26, 2015** For the 70th anniversary of La Tomatina.Google

Google doodle sally ride — **May 26, 2015** In celebration of the 64th birthday of Sally Ride, the first American woman in space.Google

Google-Doodle-Eiffel-Tower-France — **March 31, 2015** Honoring the 126th anniversary of the public opening of the Eiffel Tower.Google

Mar. 20, 2015 To celebrate the start of spring and the vernal equinox, Google created a stop-motion animation of flowers in bloom. — **Mar. 20, 2015** To celebrate the start of spring and the vernal equinox, Google created a stop-motion animation of flowers in bloom.Google

Nov. 12, 2014 For the landing of the Philae lander, the first spacecraft on a moving comet, Google created a gyrating lander with passing stars. — **Nov. 12, 2014** For the landing of the Philae lander, the first spacecraft on a moving comet, Google created a gyrating lander with passing stars.Google

Sept. 9, 2014 For Tolstoy's 186th birthday the Google Doodle team created an appropriately long doodle, with a click-through doodle. http://time.com/3308635/google-doodle-tolstoy/ — **Sept. 9, 2014** For Tolstoy's 186th birthday, the Google Doodle team created an appropriately long click-through doodle.Google

**May 27, 2014** For the Rachel Louise Carson doodle, the team surrounded her with birds and sea creatures to celebrate her 107th birthday.Google

May 4 2014 For the Audrey Hepburn doodle http://time.com/87152/google-doodle-audrey-hepburn/ the doodle team adapted an image from a 1956 black and white photograph taken by Yousuf Karsh. — **May 4 2014** For Audrey Hepburn's 85th birthday, the doodle team adapted an image from a 1956 black and white photograph taken by Yousuf Karsh.Google

June 9, 2011 The doodlers came up with the idea of a playable logo, then pegged it to guitar innovator Les Paul's 96th birthday. Turning on composer mode allows you to create songs that you can share online.Google

March 24, 2011 The Harry Houdini doodle was created in the style of the old posters advertising the death-defying magician. — **March 24, 2011** The Harry Houdini doodle was created in the style of the old posters advertising the death-defying magician.Google

Nov. 25, 2010 Chef Ina Garten prepared this Thanksgiving feast, which Google photographed. If you clicked on a dish, her recipe appeared. — **Nov. 25, 2010** Chef Ina Garten prepared this Thanksgiving feast, which Google photographed. If you clicked on a dish, her recipe appeared.Google

May 7, 2010 Google asked the San Francisco Ballet to pose and twirl to re-create Pyotr Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake. — **May 7, 2010** Google asked the San Francisco Ballet to pose and twirl to re-create Pyotr Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake.Google

Oct. 7, 2009 Scan the doodle that marks the first patent for the bar code and you'll decode Google embedded within. — **Oct. 7, 2009** Scan the doodle that marks the first patent for the bar code and you'll decode Google embedded within.Google

March 2, 2009 The doodlers arranged classic Dr. Seuss characters, like the Cat in the Hat and the Grinch, to form the logo's letters.Google

Jan. 28, 2009 There was no other way to honor abstract artist Jackson Pollack than with a chaotic drip painting. — **Jan. 28, 2009** There was no other way to honor abstract artist Jackson Pollack than with a chaotic drip painting.Google

Jan. 19, 2009 Guest artist Shepard Fairey (famed for his Obama HOPE poster) did a sketch for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. — **Jan. 19, 2009** Guest artist Shepard Fairey (famed for his Obama HOPE poster) did a sketch for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.Google

Jan. 28, 2008 Early on, Google used Lego blocks as casing for hard disks. Later it feted Lego's 50th anniversary. — **Jan. 28, 2008** Early on, Google used Lego blocks as casing for hard disks. Later it feted Lego's 50th anniversary.Google

April 22, 2007 A melting iceberg for Earth Day is one of many eco-minded doodles the team has created. — **April 22, 2007** A melting iceberg for Earth Day is one of many eco-minded doodles the team has created.Google

Jan. 4, 2006 Enter the world of out-there doodles — Google in braille. Only problem: you can't feel it. — **Jan. 4, 2006** Enter the world of out-there doodles — Google in braille. Only problem: you can't feel it.Google

March 30, 2005 The Van Gogh doodle appeared in an era when doodles began to get more ambitious, and it's one of the doodlers' best interpretations of a specific painter. — **March 30, 2005** The Van Gogh doodle appeared in an era when doodles began to get more ambitious, and it's one of the doodlers' best interpretations of a specific painter.Google

Aug. 13, 2003 Early doodles of famous folk tended to be simple, like this silhouette of Alfred Hitchcock. — **Aug. 13, 2003** Early doodles of famous folk tended to be simple, like this silhouette of Alfred Hitchcock.Google

March 14, 2003 The early doodles were often simple but playful, like this mustachioed drawing of Albert Einstein to celebrate his birthday. — **March 14, 2003** The early doodles were often simple but playful, like this mustachioed drawing of Albert Einstein to celebrate his birthday.Google

Nov. 14, 2001 Google's first doodler, Dennis Hwang, gave the logo an Impressionist look for Claude Monet's birthday.Google

Aug. 30, 1998 When employees left for the Burning Man festival, the Google logo became a cryptic BE BACK LATER sign. "There was no master plan for doodles at that point," says doodler-in-chief Ryan Germick.Google

Alarm Clock Reboot

If you’re anything like most iPhone users, then your brain has probably found a way of shutting off your standard iOS alarm clock without ever actually making you wake up. Alarm Clock Reboot has taken our laziness into account and built an alarm clock that actually gives you snooze options well before your schedule wake up time — you can hit the button four times and still get up when you’re supposed to. Not only is the display huge, but alarms need to be shut off in such a way that it’s hard to do it without truly being awake.

Alarm Clock Reboot is temporarily free in the App Store.

Avadon: The Black Fortress HD

Some typical iOS games have started to feel strangely deficient — but Avadon is an incredibly interactive fantasy RPG that could easily be played on a computer far more powerful. Build a character, boost its stats and go on epic adventures into a dark universe of underground prisons and dangerous wooded areas. One of the more extensive iOS games available.

Avadon: The Black Fortress HD is on sale for $4.99 in the App Store.

See Google Doodles Through the Years

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