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100 Incredibly Useful & Free iPad Apps
If you just dropped a few hundred dollars on an iPad, you might not have much left in your budget to fill it up with apps. Fortunately, app developers have already stepped up and created a huge collection of completely free iPad apps.
Below you’ll find over 100 free iPad apps to help you get started. Many of them are only free for a limited time as an introductory special so you’d better grab them fast!
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Beat the Traffic HD – Beat the Traffic is the easiest way to enjoy a hassle-free commute in the USA and Canada. Beat the Traffic quickly provides live traffic maps, showing traffic speeds and incidents on major routes for more than 100 cities.
GPSnote – With GPSnote you can easily add, edit and delete notes on the map. Click the green pin to add a new note in the current location, click the purple pins for the existing notes to delete or edit them.
Route4me – Route4Me makes multi-destination trips quick and easy. Unlike traditional maps or navigation systems, Route4Me gives you the most optimal route when you need to go more than one place. Save time, money, and miles by optimizing your routes.
Transit Maps Free – Transit Maps is an offline viewer for very large images. It can download maps and other large image files in PDF, PNG, JPG, and GIF format from the Internet. It is very fast at displaying complex images and it works when network access is unavailable because it slices and saves the image tiles on the device.
Trapster speed trap alerts (for iPad) – Trapster is a free app that alerts you as you approach speed traps, red light and speed cameras, police check points, and other wallet hazards. Join over 6 million users world wide and submit the location of traps in your area.
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Yellow Pages – Sister company to Yellow Pages Directories. #1 downloaded directory in iPhone/iPod/iPad. Simple navigation. Driving directions, websites, additional business information, etc. Use it once and you’ll wonder how you ever got along without it.
（Article by Joshua Johnson）
