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Best app deals of the day! 6 paid iPhone apps for free for a limited time

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Everyone likes free apps, but sometimes the best ones are a bit expensive. Now and then, developers put paid apps on sale for free for a limited time, but you have to snatch them up while you have the chance. Here are the latest and greatest apps on sale in the iOS App Store.

These apps normally cost money and this sale lasts for a limited time only. If you go to the App Store and it says the app costs money, that means the deal has expired and you will be charged. 

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Learn French Free

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Pick up a language faster and easier than ever before with this app. More than 600,000 people around the world have learned to speak French in around 10 minutes per day.

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My Genetic Health

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By combining 23andMe or Ancestry.com with this app, you can find your optimum health and fitness needs. This genetic application that delivers clear, easy-to-read results to the user in a portable format.

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Bloop Scoops

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This rather ominously named game is all about saving the falling ice cream. It’s a finger drag-based game that makes you the controller of the only ice cream cone in existence — a heavy obligation.

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FotoMed

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Hypochondriacs may want to stay away from this self-diagnosing app. FotoMed is a handy mobile medical reference, medical-image search, and photo-comparison tool for health tracking.

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Game About Flight 2

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This is a game involving planes — surprise, surprise! Take control of a little machine, destroy all the enemies you see, and stay occupied for hours.

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Stack Climb

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See just how coordinated you really are by stacking as many blocks as possible. Challenge your family and friends and see how many boxes each player can stack.

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Apple is reportedly teaming up with Klarna to let you pay off new devices over time
According to Bloomberg, the company could introduce a new Apple Upgrade program later this month, replacing the decade-old iPhone Upgrade Program.
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Apple may be getting ready to let you pay off your next iPhone, iPad, or Mac in installments. The company is reportedly planning to introduce a new financing option called "Apple Upgrade" in the US on July 28 in partnership with Klarna, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.

Payment terms may vary by device

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The Light Flip brings back the flip phone, minus the distractions
The company's first flip phone features a T9 keypad, 5G, USB-C, and LightOS instead of addictive apps.
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Flip phones are having a bit of a comeback. But most modern versions either feel cheaply made or swap one set of distractions for another. That's exactly what Light says it wants to change with the Light Flip -- its first-ever flip phone and the fourth phone the company has released in the past decade. Staying true to the philosophy behind previous Light Phones, the new device combines a classic clamshell design with a minimalist software experience that helps users stay connected without constantly competing for their attention.

A classic flip phone with modern essentials

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Samsung’s new AI assistant wants to explain what your health data actually means
Your Galaxy Watch collects the clues. Samsung Health Assistant connects the dots.
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Samsung Health is getting smarter than ever before with its new AI assistant. The Samsung Health Assistant is now available in beta to eligible users in the United States. Built directly into Samsung Health, the conversational assistant can analyze information collected across the app and answer personalized questions about the user’s health and wellness.

Your health charts talk back now

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