WALC.MEWalc gives directions based on what you see.
There's an app for that, but you probably missed it.
Too many apps exist on both the Android and iOS market that it's hard to keep up with them all. Therefore, The Daily News puts together a weekly list of six apps that are worth checking out.
This week the list features apps that will keep you entertained, help you find food, guide you when you're lost and even help improve your online shopping.
Here are the six apps you should consider downloading this week:
Walc
"Go north" can be such a misleading direction, especially when you are in an unknown location. Walc gets rid of the traditional directions and guides users by pointing out what they see close by. For example, if you were trying to find your friend's apartment who lives next to a McDonald's, the app would say something like, "keep walking toward the McDonald's and your destination is to the right."
Walc is available on both iOS and Android smartphones.
Munch Ado
MUNCHADO.COMMunch Ado helps you find great restaurants in New York City.
If you're a foodie living in New York City, you might be very interested in this app. Munch Ado combines features from Yelp, GrubHub, Seamless and OpenTable to help you discover and order from the best restaurants in the city. The app also offers deals in some of the 3,000 restaurants currently registered in the platform.
Munch Ado is available for iOS on the App Store.
Look of Disapproval
Words and emojis sometime don't help us express what we're trying to say. That's when we need good old emoticons such as ಠ_ಠ or ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. The Look of Disapproval app has an entire library of these emoticon faces as well as Unicode emojis that have not been adopted by Apple or Android. You can pull from the library immediately and send them to your friends—( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)have fun.
Look of Disapproval is available for both iOS and Android smartphones.
SLAUGHTERLook of Disapproval has a library of cool emoticons you can send to friends.
RICARDO SOLANODimly is an Android app that will dim your smartphone’s screen.
Dimly
Sometimes a smartphone's lowest brightness setting still isn't dim enough, and if you're reading bedtime stories every night before going to sleep, you might be damaging your eyesight. Dimly is the ideal app to give your eyes a rest from your phone's bright lights. The screen dimmer app comes with a timer that can automatically dim the light every night. It also comes with a shake to restore feature.
Dimly is only available for Android smartphones on the Google Play Store.
Operator
OPERATOR.COMOperator connects with experts to help you shop online.
This app takes online shopping to a whole different level. Operator helps you when you're shopping by connecting you with experts in that field. For example, if you were trying to find a specific type of bag or shoes, Operator will help you find that item and buy it for you.
Operator can also search for flowers, electronics, event tickets, and pretty much anything else.
Operator is available for iOS on the App Store.
Rontivity
LAZY HERO PRODUCTIONSRontivity is a simple, yet challenging Android game.
The most addictive games are often simply designed and yet very challenging. Rontivity, a game inspired by Google's Material Design, sets you in a circle labyrinth in which you have to avoid the spherical obstacles. It sounds simple, but it's hard. Test your reflexes while enjoying the minimalistic design and arcade inspired music from this fun game.
Rontivity is available for Android smartphones and Android Wear on the Google Play Store.
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