SysApp Pusher is a brilliant app for your collection, enabling you to remain updated with the latest releases for numerous OEM apps. What has been missing, however, is the ability to add your own apps to the list. Perhaps you'd like to be able to conveniently check for updates to the Windows Phone Central app? With the latest release, SysApp Pusher now lets you add your favourite apps.
This update extends the functionality of SysApp Pusher to take it from being simply a tool to stay on top of OEM app updates. The app can now be configured as your primary stop for checking for updates. The best part? If you have over 9,000 apps installed, automatically checking each one is a time saver, compared to manually hitting the store links.
To add your own favourites to the "My Apps" area of SysApp Pusher, all you have to do is hit the new icon in the app bar and search the title. It's really nice to see the developer add such functionality.
Should you not be sporting this app already, you can download SysApp Pusher from the Windows Phone Store (Windows Phone 8 only - available for free with $0.99 price tag to remove ads). Thanks, zhoulhas, for the heads up!
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