Top Free Android Apps

Top Free Android Apps Mouse Trap

Top Free Android Apps Mouse Trap

Your mission in Mouse Trap, free app for the Android, is to help a mouse escape a testing lab. The game is a simple puzzle game with a gimmicky, yet cute mouse that must survive or else you will experience immense guilt unless you have sociopathic tendencies. Should that be the case, you may not even want to help the mouse at all or download the app for that matter. However, if you think mice are cute and worth saving from the perils of maze puzzle apps then this is the game for you.

Mouse Trap

Mouse trap is basically a puzzle slider but you get to gain coins and unlock other bonuses throughout the game. So, there’s 1200 levels and that should keep you busy for awhile. The game does require a lot of patiences so it’s more of a ten minute session then put it away for a day or two. This is one of the best puzzle slider games on the Android Market.

Frisbee® Forever Free App is Smashing Records

Frisbee® Forever is a Wham-O licensed product from Danish App Developer Kiloo Apps. This free app has only been out for five days and has been downloaded by nearly 80,000 iPhone users. The app developer has been endorsed by Apple and they are planning on marketing the app via television, print ads and through the internet.

You can be one of the first of your friends to let everyone know that this may bet the next Angry Birds type sensation to hit the iTunes App store. You can try out the game for free from the links below. There is also a paid version that unlocks other features.

iPhone

Ipad

http://www.kiloo.com/frisbee%C2%AE-forever-launched-in-app-store/

Best Free Apps iSign

Ever wanted to learn sign language but never had the chance to join a class or research it? The new app iSign Lite is an easy introduction to the world of sign language. It features an animated character going through the motions as the words are displayed below.

While it is the lesser version of the full iSign program, the interface is exactly the same and the only prohibitive part of it is the amount of signs that can be learned. The lite version only features 25 different signs, while the full version features over 800 different words and phrases. The developer did a great job of allowing users to see the signs acted out from the right point of view. While some signs can be clearly seen by facing front, others are better watched when looking from the side or above the animated character. The vocabulary words are broken up into different categories.