As a generation growing up in the 21st century, we have evolved with technology. Yet, all we know now is laptops, phones and electronics. We carry 24/7 and have become a part of our everyday lives. Communication, organization, entertainment, we use our phones for more than we can imagine. So I’ve put together a list of crucial apps on your phone to make the most out of it!
Waze – Terrific for Travel
Google Maps and Apple Maps are a necessity as it is to get you from A to B. However, Waze informs you where speed cameras, police and accidents are, how fast you go, and find your fastest route. You can also look along your designated path for the nearest petrol station go to restaurants and shops.
Download it here.
Just Eat – Hungry Heaven
Can’t be bothered to cook? Look no further. Just Eat puts together a list of local restaurant takeaways that deliver to your postcode or nearby to collect. With a range of cuisines and options, it is perfect for those lazy nights in.
Begin your food feast here.
Photo Math – Academic Answers
Stuck on a math problem and can’t get the answer? Is homework due tomorrow? Get some help with ‘Photo Math’ by merely taking a photo of the equation, and Photo Math supplies you with the answer and a simple step-by-step guide on how to get to the solution. Think of it as an online tutor.
Get some help with the math here.
Quidco – Calculate your Cashback
Wouldn’t you love to spend money while shopping but get cash back? For shopping? It sounds ridiculous, but this is true. Quidco offers you cashback when you shop with certain websites online through the app. Who would turn down free money? Not me.
Start saving money while you shop here.
Spending Tracker – Fantastic for Finance
Worried about how much you’re spending? The spending tracker splits your finances into categories, so what you spend too much and too little on is clear. This might be a scary app for some, but it is necessary to become more organized with your savings. ESPECIALLY for us students out there.
Get organized with your finances here.
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