V For Wikipedia has just dropped 33% off from $5.99 to $3.99. One of the nicest iOS Wikipedia apps around with attractive reformatting. I switched to it when Wikiwand stopped working on my iPhone. Lets you view Wikipedia articles for nearby places, shows most-read articles around the world, has an image gallery browser built-in, and has an Apple Watch app as well.
(FYI another nice Wikipedia app, which offers a mindmap view of entries, is the $4.99 Wikiweb [not on sale].)
For the first-ever WireCutter.com Deal Day, 1Password is offering 50% off a 1-year subscription, or $18, using coupon-code WIRECUT19. They’re also offering the Family plan for $30
They also sell GoodReader Pro, which is GoodReader with the Pro Pack unlocked in it. When the price of GoodReader dropped from $5.99 to $0.99, they also dropped the price of GoodReader Pro from $11.99 to $8.99… making the apps equivalent in price if you buy the IAP unlock. Obviously if you want to try out the app the basic GoodReader is the app to get, with the biggest price drop.
Buy Luna display 25% off
I hear such wonderful things about Luna. Who has experience & is it something you’d recommend? I often watch tutorials on my iPad Pro 10.5 while coding on my MBP. I stopped using Duet a long time ago (can’t remember why, except that it got wonky on me!). I don’t use a external monitor any longer because my beloved MBP gets too hot and fan runs high. So it’s back to MBP&iPad. Thanks in advance!
That’s a good price for the Air released last October (assuming that’s the same model). Apple is selling refurb models for $200 more, and new models for $1550 (not $1800 as BestBuy asserts - maybe that was the price before the SSD price drop last month).
D23.com (the official Disney Fan Club, free to join) is offering a 36-month prepaid subscription to the upcoming Disney+ streaming service for $140.97, or $3.92/month.
Snowman just dropped the price on both Alto’s Adventure and Alto’s Odyssey. If you haven’t played either, you definitely should (Odyssey is better than Adventure IMHO). Highly recommend both.
The video player Elmedia Player 7 Pro (‘Pro’ means free upgrades for life) is available through StackSocial for $14.99. List price is $19.99 for the app and $9.99 for ‘Pro’ - I paid $19.92 for this Pro deal last November). This is the app I use for viewing all MKV videos I download from various places.
The app is like a beefed-up VLC, and plays just about any video format you can throw at it (AVI, FLV, SWF, MP4, WMV, MOV, MP3, DAT, FLAC, M4V, MPG, DivX and MKV), and you can cast to Apple TV or ChromeCast with it, as well as stream YouTube/Vimeo/DailyMotion videos without seeing ads (something I’ve never tried out). I personally like it for the ability to tweak video (eg sharpness, gamma, saturation, playback speed) and audio (with built-in iTunes-like audio equalizer). It also allows you to download YouTube videos as well as just saving the audio from videos (never used that, as I have other dedicated apps for that). A nice Swiss-Army video app. There might be others that do the same things, but I’ve been pretty happy with it since I purchased it nine months ago.
It’s also a free download to try out before purchase.