While not as feature-packed as other downloadable camera apps, this app is more than capable of catering to the needs of the average smartphone user. Extra features that you will get with Google Camera include lens blur mode, photospheres, and on some versions - the excellent Night Sight mode.
Note that the list of supported features really depends on what handset you use. Snapseed is a powerful and pro-grade photo editing tool developed by Google.
It routinely finds itself topping best lists centered around photography apps - and for good reason. It is loaded with features that include 29 tools and filters and has countless other features that both amateur and professional photographers love.
The best part about Snapseed is that it offers all these features for free! Let us hope Google keeps Snapseed as it is for the foreseeable future!
As evident from the name, Simple Gallery Pro is a very simple Gallery app that literally has to do one job - to display images stored in your phone.
What makes it special is its support for a bunch of additional, ancillary features that range from a photo editing tool and a file manager to having the ability to recover deleted photos and to protect and hide sensitive media stored on your device from prying eyes. With Google Photos going paid, there seems to be a void in the market for a good photo backup app with decent pricing.
Going by the reviews and personal experiences of others, Degoo is turning out to be a great Google Photos alternative. As evident from the impressive growth of the fitness tracker and smartwatch segment, health and fitness have become key aspects in the lives of most smartphone owners.
This has led to the proliferation of several fitness-themed apps that promise a lot. Which of these is the best for your needs? Strava has been around for a long time now and is easily among the most popular fitness app currently used by Android smartphone users. The app supports most activities you could possibly think of - including running, cycling, and swimming and also supports essential features like distance, pace, speed, elevation, and calorie tracking.
Strava is also famous for having a very vocal and vibrant community within its ecosystem. For those of you looking for a no-frills step counting app, Pacer pedometer seems to be a great choice. Apart from being free, it supports a lot of features and works without the need for a synced fitness tracker. Apart from counting the number of steps, you can use the app to track other aspects like distance covered and calories burned.
The app also has a separate tab where you can track your complete activity history. Pacer Pedometer also has a small community where you can throw and accept challenges. Perhaps the most popular calorie counter and food tracker app, Yazio is a great app even though it is free. It is loaded with features and supports a huge database of foods and also includes recipes and meal plans. The app also supports automatic activity tracking and even has a water tracker with notification support.
Lastly, the app remains ad-free even though it is free! Tinder claims to have made over 30 billion matches to date. An insane number considering there are only around 8 billion of us here on planet earth.
But hey, with more than million downloads, this is by far, the most popular dating app. And with dating apps, it is important that it needs to have a considerable userbase for them to work effectively. And going by sheer numbers alone, we feel Tinder is your best bet here.
The modern smartphone is a multimedia powerhouse. It is more than capable of being a wholesome entertainment device thanks to a plethora of apps that let you watch movies, listen to music and even read books. Even though there are dedicated devices for all these activities, the fact that your smartphone can do these all without breaking a sweat is a testament to how far we have come from the days of the first cellphone which was merely an extension of your landline.
Spotify is the most popular music streaming app on the planet for a very good reason. Apart from having a large library of music, it is a very good all-rounder that combines a large library, features and has really fair pricing to boot. Spotify is also available across a wide variety of platforms and there is very little going against it, frankly. Our editor Antoine recently chose Netflix as the best movie streaming article in our detailed article on SVOD platforms and really, I do not have anything more to add here.
If you were given the option to install only one movie streaming app on your phone, it has to be Netflix. Kindle is an obvious choice thanks to the name it has in the world of eReaders.
The Android app for Amazon Kindle lets you access millions of books and magazines without the need to buy separate Kinde hardware. The app is feature-packed and offers free samples to thousands of books. It lets you choose your preferred font for reading and has add-ons like the ability to view magazines in color images.
Jamendo is a platform for independent artists and its USP is that it is completely free to use. It boasts of more than 40, independent artists from across the world. You now get transparent folders. Plus, it keeps all the features from the original OneUI Launcher from Android Pie like the toggle for rotating home screen to landscape mode, swipe down to open notification panel, app icons and badges, home screen and app drawer grid options, toggle between two home screen layouts, and much more.
One UI 2. You will also like our previous posts on the best Samsung themes you can get along with the best icon packs available on the Galaxy Store. While this new launcher is meant for One UI 2. This will work on Android 9 Pie or later running devices because the app is targeted for 9 Pie or later. Note: For the Google drive link, do not install it directly from the drive app. Download to PC, transfer to phone storage and then install.
Or simply use the Box mirror link or the app store links below. It offers tons of customization, complex themes, changes colors for every element, applying custom icons , creating custom app drawer layout, excellent gesture controls, the ability to backup and export your setup, and much more. Galaxy Wallpaper is a cool HD background app that has over a hundred high-quality galaxy pictures. It works offline, so the images are always available to apply as home screen and lock screen background.
The gorgeous display is the pride of every Galaxy device. Another advantage of such display technology is efficient battery consumption. To produce black color and less light, the LEDs simply goes off. It has tons of customization options, custom colors for different kinds of notifications, app-specific themes, blinking intervals, and more stuff.
The app supports most Galaxy S series phones, including the latest Galaxy S21 family. You can also change the led icon style to match your phone.
The paid version unlocks more premium features. Evernote is one of the best note-taking apps for android. It lets users save important information such as schemas, email addresses, contacts, notes, web pages, Create to-do lists, and capture ideas. Users can then access them from other devices, desktop computers, or via web browsers.
It also offers an automated transcription service that will turn speech into text. Squid is another powerful note-taking tool that originally introduces stylus support even before Samsung brings the Galaxy S Pen to the market. It has excellent handwriting recognition, so if you own a Galaxy Note, this is hands down the best app to capture notes, sketch, and jot down whatever you want.
AirDroid is a powerful app to access your device from a PC remotely. It allows transferring files across different platforms, screen mirroring, remotely control the device from PC, take a screenshot of the current display, read and reply SMS, make calls from the computer, get notifications on the desktop, backup and sync files, and more stuff. Pinterest is indeed a visual social network that is the home of billions of images about anything.
Its powerful image search engine lets you discover beautiful photos and even lets you do an image search with a reference image. AVG is one of the most popular antivirus apps for android to protect the device from cybercriminals and software malware by scanning any file you download and third-party apk downloads. The app is also capable of blocking calls and texts from spammers. SwiftKey is the most advanced keyboard app for android.
It allows you to write quicker and uses artificial intelligence to predict the next word you are about to type. It learns and adapts from your writing, and the common terms, including slang, emoji, nicknames you use, then makes predictions about the word even before you approach a finger.
Furthermore, it has a built-in emoji keyboard with GIFs, support swipe-to-type, tap-to-type, and other tools for enhancing typing experience. However, it retains a position on this list for still being more than good enough to be here.
DuckDuckGo Privacy Browser is a reasonably good alternative for folks who value privacy. It has a lot of the basic stuff like forced HTTPS, a private search, and a close button that deletes you browsing data and closes all of your tabs. Additionally, the app gives each website a privacy grade on an A-F scale so you can see exactly how bad any given site is. Of course, it blocks trackers and stuff like that as well.
Ecosia is an environmentally friendly mobile web browser. It features all of the usual stuff like bookmarks, multiple tabs, a private browsing mode, and downloads. Thus, it looks and feels a bit like Chrome as well.
The big draw here is the cause. The trees thing is a bonus. There are two really good Firefox browsers. The first is the standard Firefox Browser. It features all of the good stuff such as cross-platform syncing, a rock-solid browsing experience, tracking protection, a built-in password manager, and more. The second good Firefox option is Firefox Focus, a privacy browser with a ton of security and privacy features. You can find the standard Firefox Browser at the button below or check out Firefox Focus here.
They are both excellent Android browsers. Of course we give the obligatory nod to the most popular Android browser. Many people have this pre-installed on their devices and opt to just keep using it. It features syncing with Google Chrome on desktop along with the latest Material Design, unlimited browsing tabs, deeper integration with Android, and plenty of other features for both basic browsing and power users.
There are four total Chrome browsers. Choose at your own risk. Google Chrome almost always has the latest Android features before other browsers as well.
Kiwi Browser is one of the newer Android browsers.
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