Vern Seward

Want a free app? How about five free apps? This week’s Free on iTunes is all about that as Vern Seward points out five more of his favorite apps. MyRadar, TourWrist, TechCrunch, OpenTable, and Sonic & Sega All Stars Racing.

The New York Public Library has done it again and released a second Biblion app, this one is focused on Mary Shelley’s original and timeless masterpiece, “Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus.” Vern Seward takes an exclusive look at NYPL’s new free offering in this week’s Free on iTunes.

Your iPad, whether it’s the latest generation or the venerable first model, could likely use another app or three. This week on Free on iTunes, Vern Seward looks at three apps that will make you and your iPad happy, because they are all free! Snapseed, Snap Magazine, and Creatures of Light.

Need to keep up with current events and don’t want a lot of fluff and opinion to cloud your news? Three apps featured in this week’s Free on iTunes may be just what you need.  Vern Seward tells us about AP Mobile, Reuter’s News Pro, and NPR News.

In this week’s episode of Free on iTunes, Vern Seward takes and exclusive look at a new art exhibiting app, artCircle. If you like looking at art, this is the app for you.

This week in Free on iTunes Vern Seward looks back on 5 of his favorite iOS apps: NYPL Biblion, McSweeney’s, PlainText, With Friends games, and Instagram.

What’s in a word? A high score if you play it right. Vern Seward takes a look at Scramble With Friends, Scrabble, and Word Fu in this week’s installment of Free on iTunes.

Got the urge to write? Vern Seward takes a look at three iOS items that may help in the week’s Free on iTunes. Writing Creatively: Fiction, I Should Be Writing, and Write2 Lite. Check it out.

Get in shape and learn man-stuff in this week’s Free on iTunes, where Vern Seward covers Lose The Belly, Men’s Fitness Complete Sports Traing Guide, and Manliness.

Go an itch to go places? Vern Seward help you scratch it with 3 iPad freebies featured in this week’s Free on iTunes. 1000 Places to Go Before You Die, National Geographic Today, and The Design Museum.