Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Apps for your smartphone - 5 apps that every Nepalese Android user should have!
Given below are the descriptions of some of the must have apps for a Nepalese Android smartphone user to enjoy the benefit of having such talented app developers in Nepal! And what more? All these apps are free to download on Google Play!
As the name suggests, its an app that can be used for viewing the loadshedding schedule of different groups assigned by the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) in Nepal. The app also has a timer that reminds you minutes earlier about the power cut before the blackout occurs which is quite useful for people who have a tendency of working long hours without saving their works. Download your own before it gets dark!
Key Features-
1. View Schedule offline once downloaded
2. Power ON/OFF status with Remaining Time Countdown
3. Smart Notifications before Power OFF/ON
4. Search loadshedding GROUP by LOCATION
5. Google Maps to find group using GPS
6. Multiple Widgets - For Your Home ,Office , Shop e.t.c
7. New Widget to view ALL 7 Groups Status
8. Schedule in Nepali Language
9. View Schedule with Date/Time in B.S/A.D
10. Forward Schedule through SMS
11. Auto Update of Schedule Changes
.png "Hamro Patro")
Forgot today's Nepali date? Don't worry, with Hamro Patro you can view the Nepalese calender, listen to FM stations, know your horoscope and many more. So how about getting this handy app for figuring out which festival you should be looking forward to this month? (Another similar app like this is 'Nepali Patro'.)
1. Nepali Patro
a) Current time and nepali patro for 100 years with tithi and important events.
b) View upcoming events.
c) Get notification for important festivals and rituals.
d) Date conversion between nepali calendar - Bikram Sambat (BS) and Iswi Sambat (AD).
An app to locate the nearest coffee shop, hospital, ATMs, etc. in Nepal. This app is more like Google Maps but is more in-depth regarding the places of Nepal and you can also use the GPS on your phone to get directions to those places. However, at the current time, nLocate is best to have if you live in the capital of the country.
Features:
.png "RVL Radio")
The RVL Radio app is an app for listening to an internet radio which is broadcast-ed from the Revolution Studio at Moksh Building, Kathmandu. The app allows the listeners to hear a stream of non-stop songs where they can also request a song of their own choice with the help of a message that can be sent with the help of the app. The app also provides an option of choosing a channel out of the 9 channels listed to listen to the genre the listener would prefer to hear.
.png "Hamro Nepali Keyboard")
A virtual Nepalese keyboard for typing Devanagari script on your Android phone. Download Hamro Nepali Keyboard and start expressing your views in the language you are most comfortable talking in!
Think we left some application that should have been mentioned in this article? Do let us know in the comment section below.
1. Nepal Loadshedding schedule
Developer - Shiran Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
As the name suggests, its an app that can be used for viewing the loadshedding schedule of different groups assigned by the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) in Nepal. The app also has a timer that reminds you minutes earlier about the power cut before the blackout occurs which is quite useful for people who have a tendency of working long hours without saving their works. Download your own before it gets dark!
Key Features-
1. View Schedule offline once downloaded
2. Power ON/OFF status with Remaining Time Countdown
3. Smart Notifications before Power OFF/ON
4. Search loadshedding GROUP by LOCATION
5. Google Maps to find group using GPS
6. Multiple Widgets - For Your Home ,Office , Shop e.t.c
7. New Widget to view ALL 7 Groups Status
8. Schedule in Nepali Language
9. View Schedule with Date/Time in B.S/A.D
10. Forward Schedule through SMS
11. Auto Update of Schedule Changes
2. Hamro Patro
Developer - Hamro Patro
Forgot today's Nepali date? Don't worry, with Hamro Patro you can view the Nepalese calender, listen to FM stations, know your horoscope and many more. So how about getting this handy app for figuring out which festival you should be looking forward to this month? (Another similar app like this is 'Nepali Patro'.)
1. Nepali Patro
a) Current time and nepali patro for 100 years with tithi and important events.
b) View upcoming events.
c) Get notification for important festivals and rituals.
d) Date conversion between nepali calendar - Bikram Sambat (BS) and Iswi Sambat (AD).
2. Nepali FM and Radio
a) Listen to 100+ nepali radio stations.
b) Interactive radio player with station cover art and station details including contact details, and program schedules.
c) Sleep timer for radio.
d) Maintain the favorite list of stations.
e) Search by station name and their location, and sort by popular stations, and alphabetically.
f) Integrated with android media framework- shows album art and music control in lockscreen
3. Foreign Exchange Rate
a) View daily foreign exchange rate as determined by Nepal Rastra Bank.
b) Colorful graph that shows exchange rate trends over last 30 days.
c) Currency exchange tool.
4. Gold and Silver Rate
a) View daily rate for gold and silver including the trends over last 30 days as determined by Nepal Gold and Silver association.
5. Rashifal (Horoscope)
a) View daily rashifal in nepali.
6. App Widgets
a) Five beautiful and colorful widgets.
b) Including 1x1 small widgets, 4x1 today widgets, 4x2 month widgets, and radio widgets
c) Lockscreen widgets for devices with JB(4.2)
3. nLocate
Developer - nLocate
An app to locate the nearest coffee shop, hospital, ATMs, etc. in Nepal. This app is more like Google Maps but is more in-depth regarding the places of Nepal and you can also use the GPS on your phone to get directions to those places. However, at the current time, nLocate is best to have if you live in the capital of the country.
Features:
4. RVL Radio
Developer - Shiran Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
5. Hamro Nepali Keyboard
Developer - Hamro Patro
Think we left some application that should have been mentioned in this article? Do let us know in the comment section below.
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