McDonalds Germany has released a Windows Phone app for consumers to download and enjoy. What's interesting to note is how good this app looks, as well as what's sported in terms of features and functionality. Bottom line is: should you enjoy eating at McDonalds, you'll definitely want to check this app out.
So what can you do with the McDonalds app? As one would expect, a restaurant locator is present, which will help you make it to the counter to place an order. Those who have the app installed will be notified of current vouchers that can subsequently be stored in the Windows Phone Wallet. Lockscreen support is also implemented, as well as all three Live Tile sizes. Sounds great.
Product information is listed with nutritional values and allergy filtering. It's worth noting that certain vouchers may only be eligible at supporting restaurants, so check before you head on down. You can download the official McDonalds app from the Windows Phone Store (listed for Windows Phone 8 only). via: WPArea.de; thanks, Sandro, for the tip!
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