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Android app of the week: Great Clips Online Check-in
This week’s app puts GPS to good use and saves you time when handling a personal care task like getting a haircut. The Great Clips Online Check-in tool lets you get in line for a cut before you get to one of the many shops by the national chain of hair salons. The app gets cool…
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HTC app of the week: Emotar
This week’s app was made by HTC and I hadn’t noticed it in the Google Play store before last week. Funny thing is that as I started writing this article I could no longer find it in the Play store. Maybe HTC released it early or it was for a different market or it was…
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Android app of the week: Android Pay
The new Android Pay has been a topic in recent news lately so I’d like to help others get acquainted with our new payment friendly app, Android Pay. Plus there’s bonus news at the end! If you had Google Wallet previously installed then you may have noticed it’s no longer there. That’s because Google replaced…
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Android app of the week: Starbucks
The Starbucks app wasn’t made by HTC, but the beauty in and functionality with any Android device is that it can assist you with personal tasks and keeping track of important items like what’s in my favorite caffeinated beverage. The Starbucks app won’t help you with personal tasks, but it will give you all the…
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Android app of the week: Pako Car Chase Simulator
This week’s app wasn’t made by HTC, but it plays pretty smoothly on my HTC phone. Pako Car Chase Simulator is a tough cat and mouse game where you are tasked with avoiding the police who want to hunt you down and crash into your car. During the chase you must avoid all objects while circling…
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Android app of the week: Lookout
This week’s app isn’t made by HTC, but Lookout sure does help me take care of my premium choice phone, the HTC One. We love HTC apps, but getting the most out of our phones increases the phone’s personal value to the user and Lookout is like having a bouncer for your phone. Do you…
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Android app of the week: Google Opinion Rewards
This week’s app wasn’t developed by HTC, but Google Opinion Rewards will offer you surveys that are run by market researchers for some extra pocket change in your Google Play account. Survey frequency may vary, and you don’t have to answer every survey you receive, but most have rewards that eventually add up to Google…