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Motorola Droid Bionic was released on Sept. 8 and is the strongest iPhone 5 rival unveiled in the U.S. The phone is surely a delight to many consumers, who expect to make use of the 4G LTE feature combined with its 1 GHz dual core processor. It is the ultimate speed machine.
With a Li-Ion 1735 mAh battery giving 10 hours and 40 minutes of talk time Droid Bionic is sure to capture many smartphone geeks' attention. It is expected that the smartphone will last more than 8 hours on 4G LTE power. The phone is priced at $299.99 for a two year contract at Verizon.
These days, smartphones have become one of the most essential accessories. Consumers wish to save money in every opportunity possible. As consumers throng to buy this power-packed phone, here is a look at apps that can turn Motorola Droid Bionic into a money saving machine.
1) Mint:
Mint is one of the best apps out there that brings all your financial accounts together online or on your mobile device. It automatically categorizes your transactions, lets you set budgets and helps you achieve your savings goals. Check your checking account, savings, investments, retirement funds – at any moment of the day. Price: Free
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2) Dinner Spinner:
Get access to 40,000 user submitted recipes from Allrecipes.com, the world’s best food site. There are thousands of top rated recipes featuring photos and reviews from millions of cooks and also find the time saving recipe tips. Price: Free.
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3) PayPal Mobile:
PayPal mobile allows users to securely send or collect money, as well as manage their PayPal account from their mobile device. The app currently supports 16 currencies. Price: Free
4) Groupon:
Groupon offers the best deals each day. One can get 50 to 90 percent off on the best stuff your city has to offer. Groupon’s subscribers leverage the power of collective purchasing by signing up for daily deals in select cities. If the minimum number of purchasers signs up, then the coupon is activated and users receive a deep discount on a product, event or service. Price: Free
5) Yard Sale Treasure Map:
YardSaleTreasureMap is an online yard sale locator map that shows locations of yard sales in your area. Enter your address, select one of the days and click search. The site will then pull yard sale listings from Craigslist and YardSaleTreasureMap.com and map them on top the area map. Each yard sale listing is marked with the marker. Click on the marker to get further details for each yard sale. If you’re aware of any yard sale that it not the map there is an option to add it. Price: Free
6) Billski Bill Tracker:
Billski generates a monthly schedule and reminds you before your bills are due. Free version is supported by Ads. However there is a paid version as well. It is not difficult to see what the BillTracker does as it tracks all your up and coming bills. Price: Free and paid version for $1.07.
7) CardBank:
CardBank stores all your retailer preferred cards on your smartphone. If you are a type of person who owns loyalty cards while going to gym, grocery store, mall, convenience store etc, then use CardBank as it stores all of your preferred shopper cards right on your smartphone to be scanned just like a real-life card at a merchant check out. Price: Free
8) Checkplease:
As you go out with your friends whose math-impairment leaves you with an unfair share of the bill at times, then Checkplease app is for you. It provides quick and accurate calculation tip and helps you skip tipping on sales tax. It also helps you to split the bill among multiple people and switching to different currencies option is available. Price: $0.99
9) Bill Minder:
Sometimes keeping track of all the bills means losing peace of mind. Never pay another late fee! BillMinder simplifies your life by bringing all your bills into one manageable place. With one glance know which bill needs attention. It is an award winning application. It also has the skill to deftly categorize collector’s bills, the date paid as well as the amount and conveniently export these to Excel. Price: $2.13
10) Cobra iRadar:
Using your smartphones Bluetooth wireless technology connection, you can control all the preferences of the iRadar including User, Alert and GPS settings. Never pay traffic fine as the app for iPhone alerts drivers to red-light cameras and speed traps, as well as dangerous intersections. These locations are 100% verified and updated daily through Cobra’s exclusive AURA Camera & Driving Hazard Database. Price: Free
11) GeoQpons:
This app is loaded with retail and restaurant coupons. There are in-store coupons and offers from stores such as Ann Taylor, Carter’s, Children’s Place, Gap, Hobby Lobby and more. A great feature is you can share the coupons and deals with friends via email, Facebook, or Twitter. To use a coupon, just show the cashier the image of the coupon on your phone. The cashier can enter the coupon code or verify the coupon to apply the discount. It has been my experience on a few occasions that a store will not accept a mobile coupon, but an actual paper copy of the coupon. However, more and more stores are accepting mobile coupons. GeoQpons app is similar to Coupon Sherpa found in App Store for iPhone. Price: Free
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