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The Digital Trends Bundle, a curated collection of 17 premium iOS apps in partnership with Maple Media, is currently available with a 7-day free trial. The package includes apps from different categories, including productivity tools, entertainment hubs, and pick-up-and-play games.

Once the free trial is over, you can continue using these apps for an affordable subscription price of only $9.99 per month, which is just a fraction of the total cost if you sign up for each app individually. With an accumulated total of more than 50 million downloads and over 900,000 reviews, you’ll enjoy amazing value from the apps that are part of the Digital Trends Bundle.

Digital Trends Bundle: 17 must-have apps on your iPhone or iPad

Save time, stay productive, and have fun with the 17 premium iOS apps in the Digital Trends Bundle. Here are just some of the apps that are included in the package:

  • CalConvert: A standard and scientific calculator, a unit converter, and a currency converter, all in one app. It’s simple and easy to use, and you can add it to your home screen as a widget for quick access.
  • Player FM: A podcast player and podcast library that will allow you to search across more than 20 million free podcasts. Discover podcasts that match your interests and download them so that you can keep listening even when there’s no Wi-Fi.
  • SwiftScan: This mobile scanner app converts documents into high-quality PDF or JPG files. It also comes with smart AI tools that can translate scans into other languages, or create summaries from longer reports. You’ll be able to send the files through email, or save them to your favorite cloud storage service.
  • Pic Stitch: Combine your photos into collages using this app’s 400 layouts, 25 filter packs, over 30 border packs, and editing tools. You can even combine pictures and videos, and create photographic series with music, all with a simple user interface.
  • Minesweeper Puzzle Bomb: If you’ve spent countless hours on the classic PC game, this app makes it mobile. Use logic to avoid the bombs and clear the minefield, and you can even create your own puzzles using the custom board builder to share with your friends.
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Also included in the Digital Trends Bundle are Private Browser Deluxe and Calendar All-In-One Planner for productivity; Photo Editor, 1967 Retro Filter & Effects, and Lomograph – Retro Photo Editor for photo editing; Weather Hi-Def Radar and Wind Compass for weather updates; Fooducate for nutrition; and Mahjong, Sudoku, Freecell Solitaire Classic, and Spider Solitaire Classic for retro games in your iPhone or iPad.

Download the Digital Trends Bundle right now to start enjoying the apps with the 7-day free trial. We don’t doubt that you’ll find all of them useful or entertaining, and after the free trial, the subscription price of $9.99 per month will be a small price to pay to keep the apps. That’s amazing value that you can only get from the Digital Trends Bundle.

Aaron Mamiit
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