Thursday, December 11, 2014 at 8:31PM 
Hoping to pull Google users into the Microsoft ecosystem, they have brought five MSN apps to Google Play. The apps include MSN News, Food & Drink, Weather, Health & Fitness, and Sports. These Bing-powered apps are available for free download. You can check them out in the links below.
Source: Droid Life | Download: News + Food & Drink + Weather + Health & Fitness + Sports
Wednesday, December 10, 2014 at 10:07PM 
The thing with smartwatches is it offers an opportunity for customization over analog watches. And that is what Google is offering with the latest update for Android Wear. This will offer developers and designers the ability to create and sell their own designs on Google Play. Right now, there are over two dozen downloadable faces from Google, with a lot of them free. You can change your Android Wear device’s cover art with faces inspired by the likes of Pac-Man, Plants vs. Zombies, Bearbrick, Porsche, etc. It’s rolling out in waves so expect it to come to your device sooner or later.
Source: Stuff.tv
Wednesday, December 10, 2014 at 10:01PM 
Shazam has brought Google’s Material Design user interface into its Android app with the latest update. The floating action button now lets you do quick sound searches. The homescreen now also makes it easier for you to keep updated with the artists you’ve Shazamed as well as get easier access to new Shazam charts.
Source: Droid Life | Download: Google Play Store (Free)
Wednesday, December 10, 2014 at 9:56PM 
Following the release of Nokia’s HERE Maps app on Google Play, it would seem an iPhone release isn’t too far off. According to HERE’s official blog, the positive feedback for the Android release has prompted them to make a comeback to iOS. The previous HERE Maps app was pulled out from iOS when “iOS 7 ruined the experience.” All we can say is welcome back to HERE. We will be waiting for you.
