Well apparently the UI of the Google Play Store will get a nice little tweak.

As you can see in the Image above the Google Play Store will get a nice little UI tweak to make your life easier. It appears that the Update page now lets you update individual apps with only one tap. Previously you had to either update all or get on the app’s page in order to update a single app. It’s not the biggest update but it is a small step towards making your life easier and tasks simpler.

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Have you ever seen an App and thought „I’d like that but I don’t want to pay“? Well fear no more with Google Opinion Rewards.

So the big question at hand is, What is Google Opinion Rewards anyways? Well that is rather simple actually. After you installed it and set your account up (with your regular Googlemail adress that you use for the playstore) The App will send you a survey from time to time which mostly consists of 3 to 4 questions about a specific topic (eg. travel, shopping and so on) and after you answered them you get rewarden with some store credit. The amount can range from 0,08€ until 0,25€.

As you can see on my screenshot below , it’s quite effective and you can also use the credits for in-app purchases too. My Opinion on this is, just get it. It’s free and a small survey doesn’t hurt once in a while and you get rewarded instantly.

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Google Maps is quite the good service, but sometimes you need offline maps, and this is where Here Maps joins the stage.

Here Maps is a nice sleek navigation software that is developed by Nokia and was formerly known as Nokia Maps. The Software provides you with an excellent amount of Features such as Points of interest, pedestrian Navigation, Satellite images, home address and favourites, night mode and many more. It has an in-built social networking feature to easily check in to different services such as Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and many more. But the key Feature I like the most is the offline navigation which allows you to easily use your phone as a navigation system while travelling abroad or when the internet connection is not so great. But enough of the words, here is a short review of Here Maps on my G3, the App is also available for all the other Operating systems (except BBOS and Ubuntu, at the time this article has been written).

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