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Price: Free
bthere is a new location sharing and group texting app. The balances its features between those two main ideas. For instance, your friends can see if you’re hanging out with other people in your friend circle and you can broadcast your location to see if any friends want to chill. The messaging part of the service is a little bare, but it functions well enough. Plus, there are potentially important things like emergency contact info for friends in need. The app also boasts a reward system that gives away stuff like free t-shirts and runs contests. We don’t know if this one will ever become popular, but it’s not a horrible idea.
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bthere is a new location sharing and group texting app. The balances its features between those two main ideas. For instance, your friends can see if you’re hanging out with other people in your friend circle and you can broadcast your location to see if any friends want to chill. The messaging part of the service is a little bare, but it functions well enough. Plus, there are potentially important things like emergency contact info for friends in need. The app also boasts a reward system that gives away stuff like free t-shirts and runs contests. We don’t know if this one will ever become popular, but it’s not a horrible idea.
ROME: Total War – Alexander
Price: $4.99
ROME: Total War – Alexander is a new standalone DLC to the popular ROME: Total War real-time strategy franchise. It joins ROME: Total War – Barbarian Invasion in the list of possible DLCs. This one centers its story around Alexander the Great and the Persian Empire. Unlike the base game, you only get one faction choice in this one and the game follows a narrative story. However, the mechanics are solid and the storytelling isn’t bad for a real-time strategy game. It runs for $4.99, but has no in-app purchases or ads.
Walmart InHome Delivery
Price: Free
Walmart InHome Delivery is what the name implies. You hop on the app, order food, and it’s brought to your front door. Walmart is one of the companies large enough to pull off something like this. It’ll be interesting to see if it works. Anyway, the concept is kind of neat. You hop onto the app, order your food, and pay. A Walmart associate collects your goods, drives them to your house, and then literally enters your house and puts the groceries away. You get updates about the whole process, including a live stream of the delivery process. It’s a little weird having a stranger in your home, but it seems like a neat idea.
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