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EPA's AirNow mobile app provides a simple interface for quickly checking current and forecast air quality information for planning daily activities and protecting your health. The app automatically displays the current AQI (Air Quality Index) for your local area or any area you wish to check, and allows you to store multiple areas for quick reference.

Phones sold on fi.google.com are listed here. Google Fi Wireless users on these phones have access to multiple carrier networks to stay connected as they travel domestically and around the world. The North American model of the above devices is required to use it on the Google Fi Wireless network.

Phones that are not sold on fi.google.com can still work with Google Fi Wireless and get many of the benefits of the Google Fi Wireless plan. To check whether you can bring your phone, use our compatibility checker, or see a full list of compatible phones. When you sign up, you'll have the option to get a free SIM card shipped to you, or you may be able to activate your phone without one.

Any device you purchase from Google Fi Wireless is under a manufacturer's warranty following the purchase of the device. If your new phone is defective and you report it within this time period, Google Fi Wireless will replace or repair the phone at no cost.

Google Fi Wireless also offers device protection for devices purchased from Google Fi Wireless. With device protection, you can quickly get your broken phone replaced or repaired in the event of accidental damage (including drops, cracks, and spills), or mechanical breakdown (beyond the manufacturer's warranty period). If you purchase a device from Google Fi Wireless, you can enroll it in device protection during checkout or within 30 days of when the device ships. For more details, visit our Help Center.

If you would rather not use Google Fi Wireless's eSIM, you can insert a physical SIM card at any time and set up your phone as you normally would. Google Fi Wireless currently supports eSIM in Pixel and iPhone devices that are eSIM compatible.

CBP uses the Mobile Passport Control (MPC) application to streamline the processing of eligible travelers entering the United States. Eligible travelers with a smartphone or tablet may voluntarily download the Mobile Passport Control (MPC)-enabled mobile application (app) from a mobile application store (e.g., Apple App Store or Google Play Store).

No. Travelers will answer CBP inspection-related questions electronically via their smartphone or tablet. If a traveler has already filled out a CBP declaration form, it can be turned in to a CBP Officer.

View your boarding pass directly in your browser, save it to your phone via Apple Wallet or Google Pay, or save it to your photos from an Android device. Present your mobile boarding pass at security checkpoints and during boarding and you're done! That's it. Trust us, we love it as much as you do.

Take the weather with you on your mobile phone! Wherever you are, you can get the local weather forecast from the National Weather Service with one click on your home screen. Bookmark mobile.weather.gov to make sure that you have the latest weather news and information on the go.

NOTE: A recent change in app developer ownership created an issue in the HuntFishNY mobile app that was causing the app to crash upon launch. An update to the app was released on 8/21/23 that resolved the issue. Users who had previously installed HuntFishNY on their phones will need to update the app to the most recent version. For those users who have automatic updates turned on, the app should auto-update on its own. For users who have automatic updates turned off, you will need to go into the Apple App Store or Google Play and tap on the Update button to manually update the app.

Libby makes it simple to listen when, where, and how you want. Swipe on the book cover to skip backward or forward. Increase playback speed up to 3x. Set a sleep timer until the end of the chapter or for 5, 10, 30 minutes, or more.

"I am dyslexic and old enough that is was never diagnosed in school. This is such a simple way for me to enjoy books I would never be able to read.I have been listening to the CDs for a long time. But having it on my phone allows me to listen whenever and wherever. Also this is one of the more efficient apps I have come across. Thank you Libby."

Enjoy Libby on almost any device! Download the Libby app on a phone or tablet, access in a web browser (libbyapp.com), listen with Android Auto or Apple CarPlay, transfer to an ereader, and more. Learn how to get started.

Binaural beats are a type of sound therapy that involves playing two different tones in each ear, creating a perceived beat frequency that is thought to affect brain waves. The idea is that when the brain hears two slightly different frequencies, it tries to "reconcile" them by producing a third frequency that is the difference between the two. This is known as the "frequency following response," and it is believed to influence brain waves in a way that can be beneficial for focus and relaxation.

As part of democratizing mobile creation and giving every mobile-only SMBs an online presence, we have been interacting quite a lot with app stores, from the 'official ones' as the Google Play and the Apple Store, to rising stars secondary stores as Aptoide and Amazon AppStore.

And in the thriving ecosystem of app stores (topic that I will cover more in detail in one of the next articles and Snapp white papers) one may think that app stores are improving and becoming better and better everyday. Well, no.. In fact the app store is most likely the dumbest application your mobile has to offer.

Surprisingly enough, even the biggest of the app stores (see the Google Play or the Apple Store) takes little to none advantage of the sensor capabilities of your device, it does not know you and adapt to you and to your work and personal life, and it is essentially the grandmother of all applications: extremely good at cooking and serving you the 'classical choices' but not really the person you would go to for discovering the new cool things around in town...

I believe the app store to be one if not the most important app on your phone. Especially for first time mobile user, it is the gateway to an enhanced mobile experience, and the one application able to make you 'feel and live' the power of mobile at the fullest, by enabling at best the reason of its existence in the first place: content discovery.

Lately stores have been evolving from serving only applications to also books and movies and any other form of content. This is highly appreciated by hungry mobile users, but in the process I believe too many compromises have been done on discovering patterns.

The way in which I choose a song or a movie is extremely different than the way in which I choose a tool or applications to perform a certain specific action. As well, both the utility function of use of these families of goods and the corresponding user's purchasing behavior changes drastically.

While for some users their mobile life is just starting (and for 2 billion more people will start by 2020!!), for others their mobile life is now already several years old.

And while as human being we evolve, the app store perception of us seems not to. The Google Play Store, just to give an example, still believes that I like playing and frequently recommends me fishing-simulator games.... Do I still like them? Yes. When was the last time I played a game on my phone? Conservatively 3 years ago....

People change fast (especially at a young age) and I believe that machine learning should take it into consideration.

During the day we change context many many times: we work, we play, we relax, we spend time with friends, etc

Yet the experience in the app store is always the same and not contextual, and I believe that knowing that "two different Vitos are in front of the device screen in two different moment of the day" would definitely help improve the experience and the recommendations provided, big time. :)

At a first implementation I would ask the user what action he is performing in a certain specific moment, and then adjust the experience accordingly. At a later phase I would infer the user's context based on factors as geolocation, proximity of the main players in the social graph, time of the day (we still have habits, despite at a micro level it can vary hugely, as for instance I can do breaks while I am at work), etc. At a third phase I would use the data from your browser or other devices (if any) to understand what the user is up to and accordingly serve relevant recommendations on new tools or new content to use and enjoy. Sky is the limit here and even a basic implementation can improve user experience drastically.

Discovery is becoming not only highly contextual (see point above) but also highly localized.

With more and more new content being uploaded every day into the app stores, and with not every piece of content being contextually relevant for every demographic and every location, enhancing the discovery experience by leveraging on relevant data as geolocation and other sensors data becomes key.

Imagine a store that knows where you are and that you can refer to as so to discover what is happening around you on a content level. A place where you can find the niche but extremely contextually relevant app/content you are looking for without scrolling twenty times. e24fc04721