Awesome Apps for Drivers

Awesome Apps for Drivers

These days, it really seems like there is a smartphone app for everything. Some people start using applications the moment they wake up, to the moment they go to bed. They use an app for their alarm clock, to regulate their diet, to navigate around town, to keep track of their daily exercise, to read, to listen to music, the list goes on and on. Well-designed smartphone applications have the ability to improv your way of life. Figuring out which apps are the best can be frustrating. It can involve hours and sometimes days of research. Luckily for you, Van Norman Law has done all that pesky research for you! Today, we will share 2 awesome smartphone applications that will make your life a little more affordable.

iGasUp

Owning a car is definitely expensive. You have to make monthly car and insurance payments, while also factoring in the costs of maintenance, repairs, and gas. It really adds up. Anything you can do to minimize these costs is a blessing. This is the idea behind iGas Fuel. The app makes it easy to save on fuel costs. Although downloading the app does cost $1.99, you will start saving money almost immediately. With real-time price updates, you can always find the cheapest gas station closest to you.

Headspace

It is important to step away from the everyday stressors in life to meditate. It may be hard for some people to meditate on their own and when you do not have enough time in the day to attend a meditation class or take a yoga session, utilizing a guided mediation application can be highly beneficial. Headspace is an application that helps users “apply mindfulness to everyday activities.” When life becomes overwhelming you can use the application for guided mediations. It is like a “gym membership for the mind” for a “healthier, happier, more enjoyable life.” You can try the application out for free and obtain access to ten, ten-minute sessions. If you find the application useful, you can purchase a subscription.

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