The Android Market will give you access to hundreds of thousands of apps You can also check out comments and ratings, as well as the number of downloads and so on, to help you decide if the app is worth it. Apps usually have several screenshots (some even offer a demo video) so you can get an idea of what the app looks like before installing it. The Google Play Store features several scrollable tabs - categories, featured, top paid, top free, top grossing, top new paid, top new free and trending. You can preset many cities across the globe and it uses the AccuWeather info (much like Samsung and Apple do). It became popular years ago with its cool weather animations and widget. Sharing and printing options are also available. It is somewhat similar to Samsung's SPen - you can take various notes, add drawings, pictures and dictations. There is no location-based reminder support unlike with Any.DO, iOS's Reminders, etc. It does exactly what the name suggests and can access your Google Tasks. The stopwatch and timer are pretty self explanatory. The alarm clock application can handle multiple alarms, each with its own start and repeat time. You can add cities that are pinned to the globe (and also visible as a list below it). The World clock is like a mini Google Earth - it shows a 3D globe and you can rotate and zoom in on it freely. The Clock app comes with World Clock, Alarms, Stopwatch and a Timer. Flipping it horizontally enables some more advanced functions like logarithms. It is nicely touch optimized with big, easy to hit buttons. The day view also shows the weather forecast at the top of the screen, which is a nice touch. Invites view only lists events with invitation info attached to them. The Agenda view shows a list of all the calendar entries from the recent past to the near future. You can also easily show/hide the ones you don't want. Naturally, the Calendar supports multiple online calendars (including Facebook), only one of which you can sync with your computer. You can swipe between different months/weeks/days like you would through tabs in other Sense 5 apps.Īdding a new event is quite straightforward and you can also set an alarm to serve as a reminder.

The calendar on the HTC Desire 600 dual sim has five different types of view: Month, Week, Day, Agenda and Invites.

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