“The Android version will include all of the features the current iOS-only version has, including finding bus, Metro, and Circulator stops near you, real-time arrivals at each stop, saving favorite stops for easy access, route maps for every line, and a searchable list of routes,” developer Jason Rosenbaum said in an email.

Late-night diners stuck on those snaking lines out the door and down the alley at 1213 U Street NW can now preview their greasy meals on their phones. Ben’s Chili Bowl has its very own mobile application.

A new app for Android users will allow tourists and direction-averse residents to more easily get around the various museums of the Smithsonian Institution.

Just in time for taxi rates to shoot up, D.C. is getting a new livery service of sorts with Uber, a smartphone app that will hail you one of the city’s luxury sedans instead of a dingy old cab.