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Microsoft Band 2 Gets Updated Must-have Third Party Apps – onmsft.com

Michael Cottuli Michael Cottuli
November 14, 2015
2 min read

If you’re one of the people who went out and got themselves a Microsoft Band 2 early on, then you may have found yourself dealing with a brief shortage of third party applications for the new hardware. As the world becomes more acquainted with the improved hardware of the Microsoft Band 2, the old third party apps from the original Microsoft Band have been updated to work with the new device.

A new update for #BandSensorMonitor app is coming soon with support for #MicrosoftBand2. pic.twitter.com/Nsq8KIwAwJ

— Nawzil (@Nawzil10) November 12, 2015

These apps are all pretty useful for anyone who’s using the Microsoft Band 2, offering some simple, yet important, add-ons. Band Sensor Monitor (version 1.4.1.0 for Band 2) is an app that lets you check the status of all of your sensors – even the ones that are not already directly exposed. It also lets you save and share some of your readings to other users, if you’re so inclined.

Band Sensor Monitor
Band Sensor Monitor
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Band Sensor Monitor
Developer:
Venetasoft™
Price:
$1.99

Find my Band (version 1.0.0.7 for Band 2) does exactly what you expect – it helps you find your band, if you’ve lost it. Activate it on your phone, and your Band will start vibrating and flashing to help you locate it.

Find My Band
Find My Band
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Find My Band
Developer:
Venetasoft™
Price:
Free

Finally, Clear my Band (version 1.0.2.4 for Band 2) is a simple app that places a button on your home screen that allows you to wipe all of your notifications and messages with one tap.

Clear My Band
Clear My Band
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Clear My Band
Developer:
Venetasoft™
Price:
$0.99

Thanks to David for the tip!

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