If you are using Android mobile it doesn’t matter what you want to do, you can always find a suitable app for your job. From playing games to editing videos, Google Play Store has everything for you. Here in this post we I have listed different Android apps so go through each Android app.
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#1 Internet Speed Meter
Internet Speed Meter is a must have app for any user using mobile data plan. Does your mobile plan have a limit? Do you find always searching for signals? Are you wondering whether your service provider is giving you the speeds you pay for? If your answer is yes then you need Internet Speed Meter. Tell it about your data plan and it will keep track of how much data you have used this month. It gives you warning when the data used hit 90 percent. It can display mobile data speeds on the top left of your screen.
#2 Google Files Go
Files Go is a file manager offered by Google, it’s much more advanced then the default file manager. It offers interesting features such as detection of unnecessary files to free up storage space, offline file sharing with other devices (at speeds up to 125Mbps), and many more. Google says the average person is saving around 1GB of space by using this app.
#3 Unroll.me
If you’re not showing care about unsubscribing emails from your shopping websites then you probably have far too many junk newsletters and promotional subscriptions in your inbox. It’s a nuisance, but that is where Unroll.me comes to rescue.
Unroll.me, a service that can easily kill those unwanted subscriptions filling up your email inbox. Unroll.me’s new Android app works with your email accounts including Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, and Outlook and identifies subscriptions present in it. From there you can simply swipe to unsubscribe or keep them if you want. The app is totally free to use and it’s a dead simple way to get rid of spam subscriptions.
#4 Owl Browser
Owl Browser is private browser which is small in size, so it isn’t too heavy on the system. It also allows you to browse faster while maintaining your privacy at the same time.
#5 BBC Good Food
BBC Good Food is a magazine published in Great Britain, which has thousands of recipes with new dishes added every day. You can also add your own recipes to the BBC recipe database, moreover you can also search for recipes, rate them. There is also a section for Indian recipes.
#6 Genius Kitchen
Can’t get enough of watching cooking TV shows? Genius Kitchen has arrived on Android to feast your eyes and to deliver your fill of culinary video. The app promises more than 150 hours of videos. It takes the world of food and pop culture and mixes it with each other to create a new taste of fun, edible entertainment. If you or someone you know likes to eat, then this is the app for you.
#7 Android Oreo Launcher
Google announced that Pixel smartphones are released with latest Android called the Oreo. One of its features is Pixel Launcher and it is only available for Pixel devices. But if you want to try the launcher you do so by downloading the Rootless Pixel Launcher, available on Github.
#8 Datally
Datally could save you from running out of monthly data plan. It lets you monitor and reduce data consumption on your Android device. There is also WIFI finder and it also shows you consumption of data by app, daily consumption, weekly consumption and monthly consumption in a graph.
#9 NavBar Animations
NavBar Animations lets you customize device’s navigation bar with its stylish and trendy animations. Just select an animation that you like and enable it. You can even change the animation speed, color and the animation triggers as per your choice.
#10 DVD Netflix
This Android app has come a while after the iOS version, which helps in managing your DVD collection directly from your phone. You can search, manage your queue, filter your movies collection and add new titles.
#11 The Walking Dead Encounter
The Walking Dead Encounter is offered free by TV network AMC and Mountain Dew. It lets you drop virtual zombies into the world around you. Right now you will just get two zombie types. To unlock more you need to scan certain packages of Mountain Dew.
#12 CPU Info
CPU Info offers some good features when it comes to CPU cores, hardware, software, and battery. You can even measure the temperature of your battery and stop the heating up issues. It lets you monitor CPU and also inform you which of your phone’s CPU cores are running currently and at what frequency.
#13 TunnelBear
TunnelBear is a VPN service provider for desktop and mobile devices. The free version of this app comes with some restrictions like in bandwidth and number of countries you can select. You can unblock any website on the web easily.
#14 Loop – Habit Tracker
Want to make or break a habit or just need to simply keep track of your habit schedule, Loop is just for you. You just need to tell the app about your habits and it will notify you when you are supposed to work on your habit by using beautiful graphs.
Google Play Store | F-Droid | Github
#15 OpenSignal
OpenSignal is an open source Android app. You won’t be using this app very often, but it’s your best choice when you lose network and wifi signals. The app creates a wifi and network tower map to find areas with best signal strength so that you could get connected by getting close to improve signals.
#16 Minimal Open Source Flashlight
It’s an open source app with only 39KB in size, meant only to turn on the flashlight. The flashlight stays on even if you close the phone’s screen. It is free of ads and probably one of the best flashlight apps.
#17 BatOn
BatOn helps you find the remaining charging left in your wireless devices that are connected to your phone using blue tooth technology. For example you can find out remaining charge that is left in your wireless headphones connected to your Pixel phone.
#18 QKSMS
QKSMS is an open source Android app which comes with unique features that make it better than default Android messaging app. You can reply to messages without even opening the QKSMS app or without moving away from your current app. The features that are included in this app are night mode, group messaging, search bar, delay messages and many more.
Google Play Store | F-Droid | Github
#19 MAPS.ME
This is the best app when it comes to offline maps, lets you download even maps of whole country. Not to mention it is very lightweight on system resources. Although most of the people prefer using Google Maps, this is definitely a must try app. It also shows you real time traffic information.
#20 Call History Manager
If you ever want to export your call log this is the app you are looking for. Although it comes with ads, has many useful features like export call log, call statistics, fake call, send backup through email, restore, blacklist and more.
#21 Movies Anywhere
Disney’s Movies Anywhere let you link together multiple account of your purchased movie accounts like Play Store, Apple’s iTunes Store, Amazon and so on. Right now, only movies from Disney, Fox, Warner Bros, Universal, and Sony Pictures are allowed.
#22 Microsoft Edge
Microsoft’s browser is streamlined and simplified to focus on getting you speedy content, and has features such as private browsing and voice search.
You can start browsing on mobile and then send it to your desktop browser. You can also sync passwords across all devices on Edge browser.
#23 Letterun
One of the main problems with email is spam. For this reason we are not willing to share our email address on different online platforms. In that place we use disposable email addresses.
Letterun is an Android application with which you can get your favorite newsletters without having to give your email address. Operation is simple just follow the channel of a publication as you would do in social networks, newsletter will appear in that feed. It is also possible to stop following newsletter with a single touch.
#24 DuckDuckGo
Most people often forget that there are more search engines better than Google. And one of them is DuckDuckGo, it offers better features than Google search. Its a privacy centric search engine that will not sell your data to advertisers for money. DuckDuckGo has decent number of users base when compared to other search engines and this is only possible through its good features.
#25 Secure Photo Viewer
Showing a photo to your friend on your phone comes with risk of exposing the embarrassing photos in your gallery. There is an app called Secure Photo Viewer to solve this problem. People will only see the photos that you share with Secure Photo Viewer app. It locks your device after they have viewed all photos.
#26 Microsoft NTFS USB Driver
Microsoft NTFS USB Driver is a tool offered by Paragon Software that allows you to access NTFS hard drive devices such s pen drives and hard disks without the need to connect to PC. Devices are connected in read-only mode so you cannot edit or delete files.
#27 Drivemode
Drivemode allows you to use your smartphone while driving, limiting distractions. You can respond vocally to messages, Facebook, Messenger, WhatsApp, change destination when you receive a message containing address and enable “Do not Disturb” mode to ignore all messages and send a predefined answers.
#28 Google Go
Google has been focusing a lot of its efforts on making its services accessible from anywhere in the world, even in those places where Internet connections are extremely slow or unstable. And these efforts resulted in creation of Google Go, a search app focused on saving data.
#29 YouTube Go
Not everyone is lucky enough to have a fast internet connection or an unlimited data plan. YouTube Go is a lite version of its YouTube app which allows you to download YouTube videos to watch later.
Wrapping Up
I have listed 29 Android apps on this post, some of them are open source apps . I hope you like the list, let me know what you think of these apps? And which apps you liked most in this list in the comments below.
