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I would pay 1€ once for an Android weather app that has no ads, that don't take 30s to load and that is instantly readable and not some fancy schmancy style tha
by jmnicolas 9y ago
I would pay 1€ once for an Android weather app that has no ads, that don't take 30s to load and that is instantly readable and not some fancy schmancy style that makes it hard to know what's the weather for today and where to look for next days.
Apparently it's too much to ask.
- bpicolo 9y agoThe yahoo weather app is great.
- pplante 9y agoThe Google weather app is easy to read and loads in <5 seconds on my OnePlus 5. Doesn't that app fit your requirements?
- jmnicolas 9y agoNow you're talking about it, it didn't appear in the top 30 apps that I found on Google Play. However I sometimes get Google weather predictions on my (desktop) browser and find them less accurate than our local weather service (Météo France).
- TJTorola 9y agoThe built in weather widget gets the job done
- Adamantcheese 9y agoWunderground is what I use, it works quite well. Ad free is $1.99 a year, which I guess is close enough. Generally I don't do into the app though and just use a widget.
- ju-st 9y agometeoblue.com. Website with adblocker, I don't know about their app because I usually just use websites instead of apps (they load faster and ad-free).
- matthew349hall 9y agoWeather Timeline. Seriously, it's really good. Looks amazing and is just intuitive. Honestly most of the apps (Weather Channel) suck compared to this.