Well, it’s Friday, and despite it only being a four-day work week for many of you, we’re still proud of you for making it to the end. Here are the best of the best Android apps we found this week, one for each day of working our fingers to the bone.
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It’s Friday, it’s the weekend, it’s Labor Day weekend — it’s a good day to be alive. And for Android users who’ve been dying to get their hands on some sweet new apps all week, it’s an especially good day. Check out the best of what’s out there this week!
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Well, you made it all the way to Friday. Congratulations! Kick off your shoes, crack open a cold beverage, and download some sweet apps. Just like your old man used to do on Friday nights.
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Quick Terminal: Terminal apps aren’t exactly known for being efficient as far as UI goes. QuickTerminal at least makes things a little easier on you by letting you store specific commands and assigning them to different shortcuts. The app already includes several basic commands like rebooting into recovery or wiping the Dalvik cache. However, you can easily add in custom commands and run them from a menu. You can even run your very own custom scripts. [Free]
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Zagat: Zagat’s new app offers pretty much everything you can get on the website in both its iPhone and Android versions. You’ll see Zagat reviews and summaries, directions to restaurants and night spots via Google Maps, news and videos from editors, and curated lists varying by city. Most notably, this is the first time that all the Zagat content you need comes to users on all platforms with free—and without any prior registration. Right now, the update will only be hitting Austin, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York PHiladelphia, San Francisco, Washington, D.C., and London. About 50 more cities (both US and international) should be getting the new and improved app soon, though. [Free]
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Never forget a face, never miss a draft, and never let apps get personal info you don’t want them to, all in this week’s best Android apps.
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With the rate we’re all moving these days, we rarely take the time to slow down and enjoy life—even when we really want to. Fortunately, you don’t have to go through it alone. This week’s set of Android apps are all about making your life easier and more organized, so you can stay in touch with the people who actually deserve it.
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Welcome to hot, sticky depths of summer. The initial giddiness has worn off, and in its wake you’ve found yourself knee deep in sweat and exhaustion. We’re here to help. This week’s Android apps are all about organization and giving you the tools you need to find that inner peace we all so desperately crave. Whether it’s keeping you up to date on news or giving you a notification center you’ve missed, we’ve got you covered.
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Ashley’s out this week, so you’re stuck with me for your apps coverage. Did you know that I use a Windows Phone? There’s a newish Domino’s app for Windows Phone that is pretty good but also it tricked me into ordering a Domino’s pizza when it came out, so I’m sort of holding a grudge. Here are some Android apps I haven’t ordered a pizza from (yet).
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This week was a little light on Android app quantity, but the quality of the ones we do have for you is pretty fantastic. Perhaps not entirely, well, 100% ethical in a certain WiFiKiller’s case—but fantastic nonetheless.
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