10 Amazing Android Apps every Android User Should Try Once
Let me list some Android apps for every Android user. As an Android users I tried so many apps on play store and here we discuss some of the best apps every Android user should try at least for once
This is not top 10 list. Every app included in this list best and you can try every in this list.
So let's start our list.
•Quora
Have a question? Is it personal? Quora it!. Quora is a place which has grown a lot by a number of users in the last few years. This is a great place to improve your knowledge by discussion.
In Quora, you can find questions of different kinds of genres and some exciting answers to those questions. Quora is a good place for networking especially if you are a business person as you get to meet and interact with various kinds of people from different parts of the world.
•Feedly
It is an RSS reader app that allows users to subscribe to favorite tech blogs. So, when you open the app next time, you will see the content from the sites you have subscribed to.
Feedly makes things a lot easier because you don’t need to open the browser and visit the website to view news as it automatically lists all news that has been recently published by various tech blogs. Apart from that, Feedly also got a dark mode, light mode, and a reader mode, which improves the reading experience.
•Udemy
Learning a new skill is one of the most satisfying things you can do, and Udemy is an excellent way to do it. With 130,000 video courses it’s safe to say there should be something for everyone here.
Those courses are taught by expert instructors in over 65 different languages, and cover everything from photography and drawing to coding, game development, yoga, nutrition, languages, instruments, and a whole lot more. Many of the courses also involve assignments, articles and other supplementary materials, and the ability to communicate with the instructors or other people on the course, so it can be a fairly comprehensive learning tool.
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•Fleksy
Are you bored of using the same old keyboard? If so, then you might want to give Fleksy a try, as it’s stylish and near endlessly customizable through dozens of themes.Of course, the Android app also does the actual job of being a keyboard admirably.
In our experience you can type on it quite fast with minimal mistakes, and the autocorrect works well. It also has extras such as GIFs, handwriting support, gesture controls, and even a whole ‘Fleksyapps’ section, which lets you access a number of apps from within the keyboard.
•SleepBot
Whether you’re aware of it or not, you’re probably not getting the quality of sleep you deserve. This sleep cycle tracker and smart alarm by the team at SleepBot utilizes motion and sound tracking software to provide an in-depth analysis of your sleep cycle—average sleep time, sleep debt, long term trends, etc.—and compiles detailed reports to help you get the rest you need. Or, if you’re actually being possessed by demons while you sleep, as you suspect, this app will confirm it.
•Fitbit
When most people hear about a Fitbit, their first thought is the smartwatch. But did you know that you can use the app without the watch to track your steps and mark your progress? It also has over 200 home workouts that you can do, with no trainer or equipment. I haven’t done them all, but I enjoyed the few that I sampled. The free Fitbit app also has nutrition tips to help you start eating better as well.
•Pocket
You never have enough time to catch up on all those online articles. Instead of leaving tabs to proliferate, Pocket lets you save articles from any browser, whether it’s on your computer, tablet, or phone. Then read these pieces at your leisure on the Android app.
You can even sync the items so they’ll be accessible when you’re offline. What’s more, Pocket strips out all the advertising and other distractions from webpages to give you a clean reading experience that’s easy on the eyes.
•Snapseed
You’ll find many Android apps for photo editing, but we’re big fans of Snapseed. It gives you access to just about every image-tweaking tool you can think of, helping you do everything from adjusting colors to removing objects.
You can do intensive work tweaking the effects on a very fine level, or just slap on some filters in seconds. Despite the wealth of features, Snapseed and its tools remain straightforward to use. Once you’re done, you can easily share and export the results.
•Boosted - Productivity & Time Tracker
This app helps you improve your productivity by tracking time. You can organize your activities, track the time you spend on them, and get insights about how you use your time by viewing intuitive statistics.
•Forest
Talk about blackmailing and this app tops the list! Forest is a productivity app that let’s you plant a seed which grows into a tree within 30 minutes (maximum 120 minutes).
But as long as the tree is growing, Forest will encourage you not to exit the app and use the smartphone, because if you do so, it will kill your cute tree! It is the most creiative way to beat phone addiction that I have ever come across. So go ahead and plant a tree!
Thanks for reading my list. I hope you enjoy and known something new with this list.
