Find where the pizzas are with Pizza Compass

There is an app for almost anything these days so we’re not surprised to find out that even pizzas are getting in on the game. If you’ve had that hankering for some good pizza, let Pizza Compass lead the way. The app basically works to show you were the five nearest pizza places are. But it makes use of compass directions so it won’t be as accurate as you’d want it to be. But hey, it works on Android Wear, too. Happy pizza hunting!

Source: Android Police | Download: Google Play Store (US$1)

CES 2015: Hyundai to introduce Android Wear app

Hyundai plans to debut its Android Wear-compatible app at the upcoming CES 2015. Called Blue Link, the app will let you start your car remotely, lock and open its doors, or find your car in crowded parking lots. Yes, you do this via voice function. Like a lot of Android Wear apps, you will need the app to be linked via Bluetooth to an Android smartphone for it to work.

Blue Link will work with Hyundai models that have the first and second generation Blue Link technology installed in them. It will be released sometime in this year’s first quarter.

Source: Hyundai | Via: Android Central

Text on your Android Wear smartwatch with Coffee messaging app

Have an urgent text that you just have to acknowledge but it’s inconvenient to bring your phone out? A new messaging app built for Android Wear will make it possible to respond to text messages right from your smartwatch. Coffee app comes with 100 preset messages that you can use to answer messages. You can also customize a number of them if they don’t match what you want to say. The app even lets you set vibrating patterns for certain contacts so you would know who is messaging you.

Source: Android Community | Download: Google Play Store (Free)

Todoist adds useful new features for Android Wear integration

Todoist is upping the stakes by making your Android Wear device more functional. The app takes full advantage of Android Wear with its newest update. Notifications are actionable right from your wrist. An example is being able to reschedule due tasks or marking them as complete. It also makes use of voice integration in a more useful way. You can add tasks by saying, “Ok Google, start Todoist. Add task.” And you can even add comments to shared tasks using voice. Your to-do lists can even be beamed from your phone to your watch for a quick reference.

The update also boosts performance, data parsing, time zone handling, and gets rid of unspecified bugs.

Source: Droid Life | Download: Google Play Store (Free)