Six Clicks: Top Android apps of the month, November 2014

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  • Wakie

    Wakie

    We hear about crowdfunding projects, community-based investment into businesses and crowdsourced traffic apps, but what about dragging the community into basic, daily tasks — such as waking up? This free app acts as an alarm clock with a difference — community members sign up to wake each other up, and can set alarms in turn. In my own experience I've so far had a serenade, a military shriek to make me get up, and a quiet voice asking if I'm still asleep — from different countries around the world.

    Price: $Free

    Download: Wakie

    Caption by: Charlie Osborne

  • Appmaster

    Appmaster

    Appmaster is an uninstaller which helps mobile device users remove third-party, pre-installed apps, and make the process of uninstalling to declutter as quick and painless as possible. The application includes additional useful features such as batch removal and a recycle bin for backups and restoration.

    Price: $Free

    Download: Google Play

    Caption by: Charlie Osborne

  • ( OFFTIME ) Life Unplugged

    ( OFFTIME ) Life Unplugged

    If you find yourself constantly interrupted while trying to complete tasks, ( OFFTIME ) Life Unplugged is worth a look. You can create profiles in which to disconnect for different time periods — blocking calls, texts and notifications, as well as sending out custom auto-replies. When you're ready to reconnect, you can check out an "activity log" that shows you anything you've missed.

    Price: $Free

    Download: Google Play

    Caption by: Charlie Osborne

  • Google Fit

    Google Fit

    Google Fit, joining the ranks of Samsung Health & Fitness as well as Apple's iOS 8 Health apps, seems a little unfinished at present, but has potential as a good activity tracker. 

    Price: $Free

    Download: Google Play

    Caption by: Charlie Osborne

  • Tidal

    Tidal

    Tidal is a player on the music streaming service scene with a difference — the company focuses on providing high-fidelity sound quality, which is better audio quality than is found on most streaming services. The app provides access to over 25 million tracks and over 75,000 ad-free music videos. 

    Price: $Free (subscription)

    Download: Google Play

    Caption by: Charlie Osborne

  • The Hunt Style & Shopping

    The Hunt Style & Shopping

    The Hunt Style & Shopping, useful in the Christmas season, is a community-based shopping application. You post a picture of something you're looking for — for example, a pair of boots you saw someone wear on the street — and other app users assist you in finding out where to buy the items, or can recommend to you similar styles.

    Price: $Free

    Download: Google Play

    Caption by: Charlie Osborne

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What are some of the most interesting apps for Google's Android operating system we've discovered this month?

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Wakie

We hear about crowdfunding projects, community-based investment into businesses and crowdsourced traffic apps, but what about dragging the community into basic, daily tasks — such as waking up? This free app acts as an alarm clock with a difference — community members sign up to wake each other up, and can set alarms in turn. In my own experience I've so far had a serenade, a military shriek to make me get up, and a quiet voice asking if I'm still asleep — from different countries around the world.

Price: $Free

Download: Wakie

Caption by: Charlie Osborne

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