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Check Windows Phone Store For All OEM-Specific Apps With SysApp Pusher

One of the main drawbacks of Windows Phone is that when it comes to updating apps. When WP7 was used, users had to force updates to show up in the Marketplace, but lots of things have changed in WP8. Even though problems were rectified there still issues pending regarding OEM- specific apps and they don't show new releases in search. There were also problems in updates, you will have to wait for even some days inorder to get your favorite app updated. And now for solving all your problems an app named SysApp Pusher was launched, with the help of this app you can now check for OEM related changes to the Windows Phone Store. It include all the new and old apps that are exclusive to Nokia, Samsung, HTC devices with complete details of latest version numbers, download size and other details.


The app's main interface is divide into three sections based on the different WP8 OEM. The different apps offered by Nokia, Samsung and HTC are listed below. The app sorts the available downloads based on their genre. The app list has everything from entertainment apps to ones dealing with news and sports.

Just clicking on any particular app in the SysApp Pusher will take you directly to the download page. Unfortunately, there is no differentiation between apps that are already installed on your device and ones that aren’t, but that’s the only flaw we could find in Pusher. The information shown by SysApp Pusher on the main page below each app’s name includes version number, package size, and installation size. Thanks to a recent update, you can now keep an eye out for new OEM - exclusive releases. Actually there is a green circle next to the name of all fresh apps, which indicates that the app was not there the last time that you have visited SysApp Pusher.

Down to the apps' bottom bar  users can make SysApp puser check for new updates manually. The app itself doesn't take too much time for checking for updates as there are only 60 OEM-specific apps now. Although SysApp pusher is a free app you will have to spend $0.99 in order  to get rid of the ads.

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