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Android Apps of the day

PUBG: New State

The most futuristic version of PUBG

Clash Mini

Strategy game with miniature versions of Clash of Clans characters

• Aris

Control your Android via command line

Makeover Race

The most brutal beauty game

RuPaul’s Drag Race Superstar

Put yourself in the hands of RuPaul and become the most successful drag queen

WhatsApp Plus

APK Mod to customize WhatsApp

GB WhatsApp

Customize WhatsApp and expand its functions

Lucky Patcher

Tool to patch Android apps

WhatsApp Messenger

The number one instant messaging application

NSWhatsApp 3D

Add extra functions to your WhatsApp

Facebook

Share your life experiences on the social network

Google Play Services

Synchronize your apps and smartphone features with the Google ecosystem

• GB WhatsApp

Customize WhatsApp and expand its functions

WhatsApp Plus

APK Mod to customize WhatsApp

Master Royale

An app with private servers for Clash Royale

WhatsApp+ JiMODs (JTWhatsApp)

A great mod for WhatsApp

FRP Bypass

Bypass Google FRP protection

Zolaxis Patcher

Skins injector for Mobile Legends

Rokkr

App to watch the best series and movies for free

Null’s Clash

Play Clash of Clans with all sorts of cheats

YOWhatsApp (YoWA)

A WhatsApp mod that adds new functions to the app

InstaUp

Get likes and followers on Instagram

Editor’s Pick

• WhatsApp Messenger

The number one instant messaging application

Instagram

The preferred social network for photography

Facebook Messenger

The Facebook app for messaging, voice and video calls

Lucky Patcher

Tool to patch Android apps

Spotify Music

The Spotify app for Android tablets and smartphones

Facebook

Share your life experiences on the social network

Snapchat

The social network of filters and ephemeral messages

Chrome

Google’s browser for Android

TikTok

A social network for short viral videos

Telegram Messenger

Fast and safe instant messaging

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Use two phone numbers on just one phone

The easiest way to learn sight-reading

Design cute keyboards

Color your photos with stunning effects

Gridded riddles and puzzles

Analyze APK files before installing them on your cell phone

Games

The ultimate 5v5 MOBA for Android

Action-packed survival game similar to Battle Royale

A new Crash and Cocoo adventure against Dr. Neo Cortex

The official version of PUBG for Android

The Android version of the Battle Royale

Fun 3 vs 3 online combats

Multimedia

The Google video portal app

An excellent media center for Android

Download videos and songs from YouTube

Download movies, music, and apps on your Android

Download video and audio from YouTube

App to download videos from dozens of Internet sites

Communication

An eye-catching WhatsApp MOD

The application that improves WhatsApp’s functions

More options to modify the graphical aspect of WhatsApp

Improve the privacy and customization of your WhatsApp

A WhatsApp MOD based on YOWhatsApp

Make the most of new WhatsApp functions

Online TV

Hundreds of TV channels on your mobile

The Android app to watch movies and series online

The app of You Peliculas to watch movies and series online

Free online film and series service

Disney’s online and on-demand TV platform

Football, motor sports, basketball and other online sports

Editor’s Pick

Participate in online meetings via your Android

The Android version of the Mozilla browser

Video editor with infinite possibilities

The application for the largest online store on the Internet

Thousands of patched apps and games

An open block world full of adventure

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Android OS

Android is Google’s mobile operating system, born in 2007 as a result of the Open Handset Alliance that included several mobile device manufacturers as well as different software and telecommunications companies. Android is based on Linux and other mobile device-oriented open standards, although nowadays it’s also implemented on wearables, TVs, cars, video game consoles and plenty of other gadgets.

Android has its own application store called Google Play and at Malavida we carry out an extensive curation and analysis work focused on the most relevant Android applications, so that users like yourself have as much information as possible about what you install on your smartphone.

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10 best third party app stores for Android and other options too

We also look forward to trying out the Epic Games Store when it eventually launches. You can read more about it here. Huawei is also building a third party app store, called AppGallery (link here), due to the US-China trade war. It may compete with Google Play as well someday.

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Amazon Appstore

Price: Free / App costs vary

The Amazon Appstore is likely the most competent app store aside from the Play Store itself. It’s the stock app store on all Amazon Fire devices. The store has a variety of apps, including some big, popular names. It also has all of Amazon’s various apps and it used to be the sole home of Amazon Prime Video. This is an actual app that you can install on any Android device without a ton of issues. It also runs concurrently with other app stores if you want to use more than one. It could definitely use some optimizations, but it’s otherwise more positive than it is negative. We do wish it had a better selection, though.

APKMirror

Price: Free

Okay, so APKMirror isn’t technically an app store, but rather an app repository. You can find all kinds of stuff here, including some beta apps not available in the Play Store. However, you can still get updates from the Play Store if a newer version comes out, so it’s an excellent secondary source of apps and some games. This definitely isn’t a full store experience and we really only recommend it if you want to try something specifically or find an older APK of an existing app so you can roll back to a previous version due to bugs or preferences. It’s surprisingly safe to use and a source we often link to in our other articles.

APKPure

Price: Free

APKPure is a third party app store with a lot of upside. It has a lot of popular apps like TikTok, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, UC Browser, PUBG Mobile, Brawl Stars, and many others. The app store features a clean, coherent UI with a decent search and a good overall selection. It has a lot more categories than the Google Play Store, although some categories are a little light in terms of good apps for download. You can get the basics here with no problem, including some Google apps like Gmail.

APKUpdater

Price: Free

APKUpdater isn’t really an app store, but it has a neat function. You can update your existing apps without the use of another app store. It sources downloads from multiple sources so you get the latest updates as quickly as possible. The UI is simple Material Design without any problems. It’s a good way to keep your device up to date without the hassle of having a full blown app store on your phone. There is a search for other apps, but it’s not quite as good as a dedicated app store.

Aptoide

Price: Free / App prices vary

Aptoide is one of the oldest third party app stores on the list. It has a bunch of modern apps like Facebook, Nest, YoWindow Weather, Fleksy, and many recent games. However, the main draw of Aptoide is its looser regulations for content. You can find adult (NSFW) apps and games here as well as questionable apps like Show Box. Of course, this gives the app store a bit of a badlands feel so make sure you pack an antivirus app if you use this one. Aptoide suffered a data breach in 2020. However, since you can use the service without creating an account, its security issues didn’t actually affect many people.

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F-Droid

Price: Free

F-Droid is one of the older app stores on the list and among the most trustworthy. The store experience is mostly for productivity and power user stuff. We’re talking about apps like an Arch Linux package browser type of stuff. There are some basic apps on there, like Simple Gallery or Simple Calendar along with a very small selection of games. However, by and large, this is an app store for people who need something a little extra that the Play Store doesn’t have. F-Droid is open source and every app on the platform is open source. You can even find alternatives to F-Droid on F-Droid. This is a neat little app store.

Humble Bundle

Price: Free / Varies

Humble Bundle is an excellent place to score some cheap mobile games. It has a pay-what-you-want system that lets you score games for less than you’d normally buy them. There are tiers where you get more stuff if you pony up more money. You can download any app or game you bought through this method at will so it works out pretty well. Some of the money also goes to charity so it’s all for a good cause. They don’t have a proper store like Google Play, but they do run bundles fairly frequently. Check out the linked page for more details.

QooApp

Price: Free

QooApp is a different sort of app store. It’s best for those who enjoy Asian games from Asian developers. You can find all kinds of stuff here, although only some of it has English (or any other non-Asian language) translation. This is mostly useful for getting Japanese variants of global games like Final Fantasy Brave Exvius. TapTap is another app store with basically the same premise. We have that linked up below in the other section.

Samsung Galaxy Store

Price: Free / App prices vary

It’s a shame that Galaxy Store is only available on Samsung devices because it’s actually fairly competent. The selection is obviously smaller than the Play Store and likely a little smaller than Amazon’s Appstore. However, it has a clean UI, simple navigation, and it actually has some rather popular apps and games, including Microsoft, Netflix, Hulu, Fortnite, Brawl Stars, and others. It’s not an end-all-be-all kind of thing, but those with Samsung devices have a decent secondary app store along with Google Play right on their devices already.

Yalp Store

Price: Free

Yalp Store is another unique app store. It uses Google Play Store APKs but you get them without the actual Google Play Store. You can search for, install, and update apps directly from the source and we quite like that. The UI is a little old, but it works well enough. There are also additional features for root users. You don’t even need a Google account to use it, although your purchases may not be saved over the long term.

Honorary Mentions

There are plenty of other app stores on the Internet. Some of them are pretty good and some of them are only kind of serviceable. Many of these are listed for the sake of completion. Here we go:

• ACMarket– ACMarket is a surprisingly good looking app store. It is reminiscent of Google Play in a lot of ways and includes some popular apps and games. It also supports modified APKs and other such things. Tread carefully because some of that stuff can be suspect.
• Getjar – Getjar is kind of the Wild West of app stores for Android. You can find all kinds of ridiculous things here, including adult content, modified APKs, and some popular stuff like UC Browser. Tread lightly, this place always gives us the heebie-jeebies.
• Mobilism – Mobilism is a smaller app store with a few extra features. It also includes over 800,000 ebooks. The app works as a crowd sourced app store where you get the app from the hosting the uploader chooses. It has some good ideas and so we give it an honorable mention.
• Opera’s App Store – We’ll be honest, we didn’t know Opera had a mobile store until we started researching for this. It has a bunch of options. However, all of those options default to the Google Play Store anyway. It’s a good secondary way to browse Google Play apps, but we wouldn’t necessarily call it its own apps tore.
• SlideMe – SlideMe is another older app store similar to Aptoide and Getjar. The website doesn’t inspire confidence, but the store itself works okay. You can find stuff like OfficeSuite or WPS Office there along with other similar productivity apps. Its game selection is very weak, though.
• TapTap – TapTap is an Asian-oriented app store with a bunch of stuff from that region. It’s a good way to get a hold of some Japanese games with a region lock in the Google Play Store. It’s also a decent way to get Japanese versions of games with distinctly different global versions, such as Final Fantasy Brave Exvius. All of the games on this one are in Japanese, Chinese, or Korean.
• XDA-Developers – There are a lot of developers that use XDA-Developers as kind of a test ground for apps that eventually end up on Google Play most of the time. You can get root-only apps like Xposed or Viper4Android here. A couple of our best apps from 2018 began life here as well.

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