iPhone App Store Freebies: Infinity Project, Cosmosis, Smooth Solitaire, more

Dec 7 2010, 4:49pm CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

The iTunes App Store offers downloads of several applications for Apple iPhone and iPod touch for free, as listed below. With a savings of up to $4, each is at the lowest price we've seen. Note that these apps are compatible with the iPad but will run at a significantly lower resolution. (Check the individual apps for further information.) The deals:

Time Lapse Photo Journal Express: Photo journal creation
Duel: Blade & Magic: RPG-based fighting game
The Infinity Project: First-person shooter
Future Racer: Racing game
Cosmosis (pictured): Top-down arcade style shooter
Car Jack Streets: Top-down sandbox game
Amber Battery Pro: Battery information
Tap Tap Bear Piano: Children's piano teaching game
Smooth Solitaire: Card game

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