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Fri, 14 Nov 2008 Apple iTunes App stores goes festive for Christmas

Free and fun apps for iPhone and iPod

Macworld staff

With only 40 days to Christmas, Apple has a range of festive treats in store for iTunes App Store customers.

Among the new iPod and iPhone compatible apps are:

Sleeps to Christmas from Dardan Software (Free)
Watch snow fall around Santa as he counts down how many times you have to go to sleep before Christmas.

Trivial Memory Christmas from Trivial Technology (Free)
Tease your brain by improving your concentration and memory skills with this Christmas version of Trivial Memory. Match pairs of identical images with varying levels of difficulty. Play against your friend with Trivial Memory's Multiplayer games.

Christmas List from Better Day Wireless (£1.79)
Simplify and organise your holiday shopping with Christmas List. Its intuitive and user friendly design will not only keep track of the people on your list and their presents, but also notes and budget. You can even comparison shop and find the best price for whatever you are looking for with the tap of a finger.

Night Before Christmas - Talkie Book from LoL Software (£0.59)
This Talkie Book is an authentic reproduction from the classic children's book of the poem 'Twas the Night Before Christmas' by Clement C. Moore and illustrated by Kessie WIlcox Smith. You can listen to the narrator whilst enjoying illustrations - or if you prefer - scroll across the page and read along with the text.

Christmas Tree Decorator from ANDESigned (£0.59)
Watch your individually decorated tree sparkle as you countdown the days till Christmas. Decorate your own Christmas tree with coloured lights, ornaments and candy canes - but be careful not to drop decorations or they will shatter.

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JohnG said on Fri, 14 Nov 2008

And that's going to tempt me into forking out £35 a month?

*rolls eyes*

;o)

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