Apple Watch Time Savers

Mobile device development continues to dominate the tech market. Apple set April 24, 2015 to launch the Apple Watch. The watch and its current corresponding mobile apps have been carefully under development with our fast-paced existence in mind. The enormous task of balancing family, work/school, friends and life in general is a quandary, even for the most organized individuals. Any one of us would welcome ways to save time, and many Apple Watch mobile apps are designed to help. Basically, the Apple Watch is a time-piece which saves time.

Todoist

Whether at home, school or work, online or offline, the Todoist updated mobile app development allows you to manage and organize your tasks. Plus, the mobile app syncs with the cloud, so you can collaborate to-do-lists with colleagues and improve company productivity. One great thing about the mobile app Todoist is the integration with email. A great number of tasks often come to mind as you read email, so this mobile app development integrates with email and saves a great deal of time. The simple, sleek Todoist design takes advantage of the shape of the screen and the crown on the Apple Watch, making it easy to read and use.

PayByPhone Parking

PayByPhone Parking for the Apple Phone is a great time-saving mobile app development. You can pay the meter, check on remaining time and get a notification ten minutes before your time expires, and add more time, if necessary. You can do it all from the Apple Watch and the PayByPhone Parking mobile app located right on your wrist, without having to go back to your car.

City Mapper

Public transit has never been more convenient. The City Mapper mobile app development will display step-by-step transit instructions on your Apple Watch, without the need to pull out your iPhone. This is especially helpful when you are on the go and needing to hurry.

Evernote

This mobile app takes dictated notes and shows the content on your Apple Watch, without the need to take out your iPhone. The information transfers from the watch to your iPhone. In fact, Evernote’s mobile app development is meant to allow the iPhone and the Apple Watch to work hand-in-hand (or wrist-to-hand, in this case).

You have much better things to do with your time than digging through your pockets or purse to pull out your iPhone. Rather, during the Apple Watch mobile app development phase, developers made sure to alleviate this distraction. Instead, you can use your saved time to check emails, read news headlines and communicate with others all from your Apple Watch.

Filed under: Product Engineering | Topics: apps, mobile apps