There are many uses for smartphones. We use our smartphones for many things, including music, video games, and talking to each other on social media. The smartphone’s primary purpose is to make life easier. Many apps do precisely that. This thing is always with you, so why not make it easier for yourself? This list of tools should help you make your life easier. This is a formidable list to crack for a new app, so it may take a while before any new apps are added. Nevertheless, these are the top Android apps.
Adobe apps
Adobe has some of the most useful apps. Adobe Acrobat is a photo editor and utility app. It includes Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Lightroom and Photo Express (photo processing), Illustrator Draw (drawing), Scan, and Premiere Clip. These apps often fill niches that third-party apps cannot. All of them are good enough to keep their place on our lists. All are available for free. Some features may require an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription to access them all.
AirDroid
AirDroid, one of the most useful apps, is available. It connects your Android device to your desktop computer. You can get notifications, share files, reply quickly to some messaging apps, and receive messages. AirMirror is a plugin that extends the functionality of AirDroid: Remote support. This is one of the best ways to link all your devices together. It can be used on Android, iOS, or Mac. For all the features, you will need to subscribe. The free version can be used to test the software first and see if you like it. Pushbullet also competes with AirDroid.
CamScanner
CamScanner, the mobile document scanner, is one of the best. This app lets you scan documents onto your phone and then convert them to PDF. This allows you to send the copy via email and save it on your device. It is one of few apps that can do all those things on the Play Store and the best. It appears to meet all your expectations for an app of this nature. The majority of features can be used for free, or you can subscribe to it if you plan on using it a lot. It is beneficial during tax season as well as for business people.
IFTTT
IFTTT is by far one of my favorite apps. It creates commands to automate basic tasks. IFTTT support is available for many other services, products, apps, and devices. For example, it can set up intelligent lights for your home, save pictures from Instagram and upload them via Dropbox. There is also some Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa functionality. It takes very little time to learn and can automate many mundane tasks on your mobile phone. The app’s capabilities are so numerous that it’s almost unbelievable. Plus, it’s free!
Google Assistant / Google Search
Google’s mobile app is one of the most useful. It has two essential features: Google Assistant (and Google Feed). Google Assistant answers almost all questions, sets up reminders and turns bright lights off and on. It can even pull up songs and videos. Google Feed has tons of information, including news, weather, and more. It gradually curates new information based on your search history and preferences. You can also adjust the settings to match your interests. Google Search, the two combined in one app, is something that few other developers can compete with. This single app hosts Google Assistant and Google Search. Each of them is useful.
Google Drive suite
Google Drive is the most widely used productivity app on Android. Google Drive includes Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google Keep, and Google Docs. This suite consists of an office suite that includes a note-taking app and cloud storage. You can also back up all your videos and photos with free backups. Google Drive provides 15GB of free storage. Monthly subscriptions allow you to increase cloud storage. The entire package is one of the most useful we have ever seen.
Google Translate
Google Translate can be used on all platforms as the standard translation app. Now you can point your camera at something and have it translated immediately. It also features a neural network, which helps to make the translation even more accurate. It also offers a host of other features, such as the ability for two-way translations in real-time. Microsoft Translate and several other translate apps are improving, but Google Translate remains the undisputed king.
