Apple today began a new 'Get Stuff Done' promotional sale, offering discounts on several popular productivity apps.

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The sale, which will take place over three weeks, features three categories: Prioritize, Organize, and Utilize. This week’s category is Prioritize, and features list making apps like Clear and Things at a deep discount. Here’s a full list along with prices:

-Clear: $6.99 down from $9.99 [Direct Link]
-Things: $24.99 down from $49.99 [Direct Link]
-2Do: $14.99 down from $29.99 [Direct Link]
-Due: $4.99 down from $9.99 [Direct Link]
-Todo: $6.99 down from $14.99 [Direct Link]
-TaskPaper: $11.99 down from $24.99 [Direct Link]
-The Hit List: $24.99 down from $49.99 [Direct Link]
-BreakTime: $2.99 down from $4.99 [Direct Link]

The sale on these apps will last from January 24 to January 31. Next week, Apple will feature a new set of apps for sale.

Top Rated Comments

Agent OrangeZ Avatar
Agent OrangeZ
165 months ago
How about discounting the iWork suit...
Score: 9 Votes (Like | Disagree)
el-John-o Avatar
el-John-o
165 months ago
Don't you just love selling your stuff in a store where the owner periodically shoves your product out of the way? Sure is tons of fun when Apple picks the winners.

How is that different than ANY OTHER retail environment?

If you sell a product in a brick and mortar store, there will still be sales, displays, items marked 'best seller' and probably even displays setup with certain products, while other products remain on the shelves, perhaps even covered in dust and behind a pallet jack!

I can't think of any online software store that doesn't do these same sorts of things. What good is it to a customer if the software store just throws all the apps in there willy nilly. Customers want ratings, they want to know what sells well, and they want occasional promotions like this where certain apps are highlighted.

Apple is no different here than any other retail environment.
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Greg. Avatar
Greg.
165 months ago
These all seem awfully expensive for applications that essentially display a list of things to do.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
mrsir2009 Avatar
mrsir2009
165 months ago
How about discounting the iWork suit...

Of course not! That actually sells!
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
slimbek Avatar
slimbek
165 months ago
It seems skeuomorphism still alive and kicking.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Chuck-Norris Avatar
Chuck-Norris
165 months ago
so apples saying there own reminders, calender and notes app wont cut it? Lol
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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