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About LinkBacksRead more.In anticipation of the Galaxy S5, let's hear your Android app recommendations.
Read more.In anticipation of the Galaxy S5, let's hear your Android app recommendations.
My picks after going through what I've got installed:
Plume Twitter reader, far far better than the clunky official app.
Chrome, mainly for the super useful syncing
Google Keep, for notes and lists
BaconReader for reddit
Authenticator for 2 factor security...which your using right?
ES File Explorer, for when you need to get into the dirty parts of android.
Field Trip, if your out an about, this can provide some nice little tidbits
Goggles, just because its freaky how much it will recognise.
IMDb
RealCalc
Greenify
Advanced Task manager
Trickster Mod - Undervolting custom kernel
Xposed Installer - For mods
Poweramp - on HTC one I couldnt not live without it, on my xperia Z I much prefer walkman app
GSAM battery monitor- Nice stats
Some sort of a file manager App, I dont really mindES file explorer is nice tho
I dont like to play games, too much battery drain for me to get any enjoyment out of it(Yes I am a bettery life nut)
Chrome/AOSP Browser
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If your a student of electronics (or maybe even physics) or you just like playing around with circuits all day, the ElectroDroid app comes highly recommended by me! Never let me down
Swiftkey is well worth it if you can get it on a sale.
Evernote I find pretty useful.
Citymapper is great if you live in Londonium.
Soundhound, great if you hear a tune and you want to know what it is.
Alpinequest great for topo maps, lots of free maps and works with OS maps if you have them.
Im quite a light phone user myself so i dont use too many, but of the ones i use, id have to say
Chrome
Swiftkey
Poweramp
Skype, DU Battery Saver, Whatsapp, Firefox, Youtube, BBC iPlayer, HOtUKDeals, RoboForm, Assistive Light, DU Speed Booster, Compass, Google Maps and Navigation, Adobe reader, Earth.
Appy Geek - nice tech news collator
Pulse - the same above really
Libra - awesome if weight tracking
Heat rate - keep an eye on that ticker
National Rail - because it's probably cancelled again
Plex - only any use if you have a Plex media server, but awesome if you do.
BT Wifi - If you have Infinity (or any BT broadband) this will auto connect you to hotspots without doing anything. There are *loads*.
Airdroid - access your device on the LAN. Download files, upload stuff and so on...awesome interface too.
Ebay app - much better these days
ES File Explorer - if you like to play with the filesystem
Giffgaff app - if you're with them it'll do credit and such
SkyScanner - if you fly
Teamviewer - remote desktop client
TED - because you're smart!
VLC - because it's VLC
Voucher Cloud - useful for eating out, always check before ordering. Have saved loads with it.
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Titanium Backup - safety first
Beautiful Widgets - shiny
Google Drive (& Keep) - handy
Quickoffice - office suite
Postman - SMS whitelister
Star Wars: Tiny Death Star... only thing i actually use on my phone, everything else just gets in the way of it!
Sad i know.
LastPass,
Zedge
Chrome
Swiftkey
Nova Launcher
PayPal
I like the following apps:
Google Keep
Google Authenticator
Evernote
Lastpass
RealCalc
VLC
Pulse
Battery Doctor
And if you have a Motorola phone Assist is awesome, can automatically send selected contacts a text when you are busy and has the ability to enable a speific profile when busy as well so no need to remember to put your phone on silent for meetings; it recognises you as busy by linking with your calendar, works perfectly with google calendar.
My pick of the list is Battery Doctor because it has settings to automatically close all apps when the phone locks which is giving me 3-5 days use out of my Moto G. It turns wifi off when signal is low so there is no need to always turn it on and off when you leave home because it does it automatically. It also has the option to schedule times for different profiles to be on so you can have the phone on silent when you sleep to prevent people from disturbing you and go on vibrate for the work day. I tend to only put my phone to sleep in the evening and use Moto Assist to automatically turn the phone on silent for when I have something scheduled in my calendar.
Whatsapp !
Clockword MOD recovery
Super SU
Rootapp delete
Go LaunCher EX
Dolphin browser
Asphalt 8 Airborne
Drawpad
For me it would be
Titanium Backup
Plume
Dropbox
Authenticator
gReader
Solid Explorer
Foursquare
And almost every google app there is
Games is another thing, no going to include them.
EDIT: almost forgot about 1Weather:Widget Forecast Radar (its just really nice to look at)
Moonreader for EBooks
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