Although paid-for apps for your phone or tablet cost a few quid at most, you can save money by waiting for time- limited discounts or for the apps to go completely free. To track the prices of iPhone and iPad apps, visit the Price Drops page at AppShoppe (appshopper.com/prices). This lists all the most recent price changes for iOS and lets you click straight through to the iTunes store to buy each newly discounted or free app. When we visited, bargains included Video Downloader Pro (free for one day, usually $3.99) and finance app Saver 2 Money Manager (now free, was $4.99). Add apps you want to your Wishlist and you’ll be notified as soon as their price drops, or follow AppShopper on Twitter for news of the latest discounts.
For Android apps. the Price Reduced page at AppBrain (bit.ly/appbrain) works in the same way as AppShopper, but each app is also given a rating out of 100 from the AppBrain team. You can filter the list to show only apps from a specific category. those that are hot’ today or this week, or the most popular discounted apps in the UK. There’s also a free AppBrain App Market app, called Apop (bit.ly/appbrain) that lets you find bargains directly from your mobile device. Pick of the bunch at the time of writing was the comprehensive football results and statistics app Ultimate Premier League 15/16, reduced from £9.99 to 99p.
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