What apps do android tablets have

Top 15 Must-Have Android Tablet Apps for All Occasions

Google’s Android is a powerful and versatile mobile operating system that people have found all sorts of neat stuff to do with. This is especially true on Android-powered tablet computers, which combine the convenience of touch-screen controls with the punch of desktop-grade capabilities. But with a whole network of apps out there on the Google Play Store, which ones do you choose?

To answer that question, we combed some of the leading tech publications out there on the web. What we came back with is a list of 15 various Android tablet apps that the experts trust most, for the functions that people ask for the most, including:

• Texting and messaging your friends
• Getting weather reports
• Enhancing your device’s camera
• Listening to music or podcasts
• Keeping track of events with a calendar
• Sending and receiving e-mails
• Saving your device’s battery life
• Keeping your device secure
• Increasing your productivity
• Having fun with games
• Getting up-to-date news
• Editing photos and videos
• Watching TV, movies, and other videos
• Preparing to travel out-of-town
• Finding your way with GPS and other navigation tools

You may not need all of these apps all of the time, but they’re among the best at what they do. So if you have them on your device, you’ll be set for all sorts of situations and tasks. You may not even have to download some of them – they may come pre-installed on your device!

Best Android tablet texting and messaging app: Facebook Messenger

Already one of the biggest online social networks in the world, Facebook released their own chat app in mid-2011, though you don’t need a Facebook account to use it if you’re on an Android device. And it’s packed with features that go way beyond sending simple text messages to your friends and others. You can make voice and video calls, have private conversations, let friends know where you are, play games, share a day in your life in photos and videos, and so much more!

Price: free
Download: Facebook Messenger

Honorable mentions:

Snapchat – a pioneering private message service where text and video messages automatically erase themselves shortly after they’re viewed.
Instagram – a very popular social network that consists of sharing, captioning, and commenting on photos and short videos.

Best weather app for Android: Weather Underground

Weather Underground employs a community of weather enthusiasts across the globe to give you weather forecasts as close to home as you can get them. But that’s not even close to all it can do. Interactive radar and satellite maps, severe weather alerts, interactive forecast and precipitation charts, and tons of other weather-related information. You can even make your own report to help make your local forecast more accurate!

Visit our Weather Underground course for an intro to some of the cool stuff this app is capable of!

Price: free; premium features cost money
Download: Weather Underground

Honorable mention:

Google News – your personalized news and weather, all in one place!

Best Android camera app: Microsoft Office Lens

This is a handy app that powers up your camera into a full-fledged scanner. Scan pictures of documents, whiteboard doodles, business cards – any kind of written material, really – and quickly digitize them into Word, PowerPoint, or PDF files. Then save them on your local device, or to Microsoft OneNote or OneDrive if you need to collaborate.

Price: free
Download: Microsoft Office Lens

Best music app for Android: Spotify

One of the giants of music streaming, Spotify actually works better on tablets than it does on phones! Instead of having to listen to an artist, playlist, or album on shuffle, you can play any song at any time you want from Spotify’s vast library. You can also create your own playlists or “radio station” mixes, follow your favorite artists and groups, and more!

Want to see more of what you can do with Spotify? Check out our Spotify course!

Price: free; premium features cost money
Download: Spotify

Honorable mentions:

Pocket Casts – one of the best podcast apps for Android, with great visuals and powerful organization and playback tools, but it costs $2.99.
Google Play Music – listen to ad-supported custom mixes, store your own collection of music, or upgrade to get on-demand access to songs.

Best calendar/schedule app for Android tablets: Evernote

Evernote is, quite simply, the app that keeps everything you ever need to remember in one place. Need a little mental note for something? Write it down, take a picture of it and add a caption, start a checklist, and more! Then sort your notes with tags and “notebooks” so you can find them again, and set yourself time-based reminders so you actually get them done on time.

If you’d like a guided tour of Evernote, our Evernote course has you covered!

Price: free; premium features cost money
Download: Evernote

Honorable mentions:

Trello – a task-oriented organization system that lets you delegate jobs, set reminders, add comments, and more! We use it at TechBoomers!
Any.do – if you want a calendar, to-do list, reminder service, and a daily planner all in one app, this is a great one too!

Best e-mail app for Android: Inbox by Gmail

The appeal of Inbox by Gmail is that it’s an email app that’s functional, but also does most of the heavy lifting for you. It organizes your emails into “bundles” based on similar topics, so all of your emails regarding special offers, shopping, travel plans, and so on show up in the same place. Plus, you can view photos and other important details in emails without even opening them. Plus, if there’s an email that reminds you that you need to do something, you can set a timer for when you want to be nudged again.

Price: free

UPDATE: As of April 2, 2019, this app is no longer available.

Best battery saver app for Android tablets: Greenify

There’s almost nothing that will slow your tablet down and drain its battery faster than forgetting (or not even knowing) that you have a power-hungry app running in the background. Greenify can fix that by helping you to identify apps that are still running but aren’t making themselves particularly useful. Then, you can use it to put those apps in “hibernation,” shutting them down and preventing them from running again until you explicitly choose to start them. That way, your tablet only runs the functions that you need it to, taking a load of its processor and battery!

Price: free; can make donations to developer
Download: Greenify

Honorable mention:

DU Battery Saver – optimizes your tablet’s battery usage with just one tap, getting rid of junk files and shutting down power-consuming apps so they don’t overheat your device!

Best Android tablet security app: LastPass

One of the big dilemmas of cyber-security is the “password paradox”: you want to make your passwords unique and difficult-to-decipher to keep your online accounts from being hacked, but then how are you supposed to remember them all? LastPass is here to help by storing all of your passwords in a vault that only opens with a master password. So you can go ahead and create as many crazy passwords as you want for all of your other accounts (and LastPass can help you with that); as long as you remember the master password, LastPass will remember the others so you don’t have to.

Price: free; premium features cost money
Download: LastPass

Honorable mention:

Avast Mobile Security – this app not only protects and cleans out hazardous files from your device, but it also includes other features such as call blocking, web security, Wi-Fi safety, and more!

Best Android tablet app for productivity: Google Drive

At its core, Google Drive is like a second hard drive for your tablet. You can move files on your tablet into Google Drive; that way, they don’t take up space on your tablet, are safe if your tablet breaks, and can be accessed from anywhere else you can log into your Google account. But Google Drive can do so much more. You can actually create new office documents right on Google Drive, and share files with friends and colleagues. You can even edit some files at the same time as those you share them with – great for team collaboration!

Our Google Drive course can show you how easy it is to get this app up and running!

Price: free
Download: Google Drive

Honorable mentions:

Dropbox – similar to Google Drive, but works better with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) files. Also includes a document scanner. TechBoomers approved!
AirDroid – a neat app that allows you to control your tablet from another computer!

Best game for Android tablets: Minecraft

Since its release in mid-2011, Minecraft has gone on to become one of the most popular and critically-acclaimed video games ever. Enter a vast, pixilated world where there are few limits besides your imagination! Gather various types of resources and use them to build whatever strikes your fancy. Or challenge yourself to build shelter and stay alive as you fight off hordes of monsters. Or just play around in worlds that others have built. In Minecraft, if you can dream it, you can build it!

Price: $6.99; some additional content costs money
Download: Minecraft

Honorable Mention:

Asphalt 8: Airborne – a racing game featuring real-world luxury sports cars and motorcycles, as well as courses inspired by real-world locations!

Best news app: Flipboard

Flipboard is your news, your way. Pick what you’re interested in reading about, and Flipboard will pull stories from top publishers and social media websites around the world into a custom digital magazine that you can flip through with ease. From there, you can further personalize your news feed by filtering stories based on their source, author, tags, and more!

Price: free; registration for service required
Download: Flipboard

Honorable mention:

ESPN – if it’s happening in the wide world of sports, you’ll know about it through the ESPN app.

Best Android photo/video editing app: Snapseed

While it’s easy to think Adobe has the market cornered on multimedia creativity software and apps, Google’s Snapseed proves that isn’t quite the case. It’s a simple yet powerful photo editing app with over 25 filters and tools to help your pictures look their best. You can even save a set of filters that you like and apply them to photos that you take in the future!

Price: free
Download: Snapseed

Honorable mention:

Adobe Photoshop Express – a rich photo editing app with over 60 filters and correction tools. Easily share your creations to social media with it, too!

Best TV/movie/video app: Netflix

Watch the best in movies and television wherever you take your tablet with Netflix. With an average of over 2000 titles in each of its media libraries worldwide, you can watch yesterday’s classics or today’s blockbusters and must-see TV whenever you want and as often as you want. And it only costs a small monthly fee.

Our Netflix course has all the basic details if you’re interested.

Price: free; service subscriptions cost money
Download: Netflix

Honorable mention:

YouTube – the pioneering video-sharing app has lots of great music, movies, TV episodes, and original works… if you don’t mind the ads!

Best travel app: Uber

Need to get somewhere in a hurry, but have limited transportation options? Put the Uber app on your tablet and you’ll be able to hail one of Uber’s taxis from pretty much anywhere you are, anywhere in the world. The app will tell you exactly where your taxi is at all times, and how much your ride will likely cost you. Plus, it will automatically charge your credit card when the ride is done – just get out at your destination and carry on!

We have a course on how Uber works if you want to see it in action.

Price: free; services provided through the app cost money
Download: Uber

Honorable mention:

DuoLingo – one of the easiest and quickest ways to learn up to 15 new languages if you’re going somewhere where you don’t speak the native tongue.

Best GPS and navigation app: Google Maps

Know where you’re going, no matter where you are on Earth, with Google Maps. Browse and switch between topographical and satellite imagery maps, and get information about local points of interest. You can even tell Google Maps where you are and where you want to go, and it will show you how to get there using various forms of transportation – and even how long it will likely take!

If you have trouble getting around Google Maps, our Google Maps course can point you in the right direction.

Price: free
Download: Google Maps

Honorable mention:

Transit – get real-time updates on the transit system in any city so you’ll never miss a bus or train again! Also includes trip-planning functions!

Those are some of the best apps for doing cool things on your Android tablet!

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Best Android apps 2021: Must have apps for every Android user

With millions of apps on the Play Store, searching for the best among them is daunting. Whether you need a great weather app or a new tool to speed up your productivity, there are always dozens available. We’ve spent hours curating the best Android apps for every purpose and compiled only the best of them into one list.

Note that we have separated these must-have Android apps into several categories and selected one app — which we think is the best — for each app category. You will also find links to separate best lists for apps where you can also look for alternatives to the best Android apps already listed here. Note that this list is US-centric and some of the apps listed here may not be relevant/ available elsewhere.

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Indispensable Android apps

Indispensable apps are the ones that most Android users will almost certainly need to install for the smooth functioning of their smartphones. These primarily include key apps like keyboards, browsers, security, and personalization apps. While most of these come pre-installed on Android phones, at times, it is always a good idea to switch to another app that (usually) offers a lot more features than the default ones.

Best keyboard app

Microsoft Swiftkey

Microsoft SwifKey is still quite popular!/ © NextPit

• Download SwiftKey from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.3
• Price: Free

While Gboard is definitely the most popular keyboard app on the Android platform, this is largely the case because it comes preinstalled on most Android devices. Before Gboard’s arrival in 2016, SwiftKey was arguably among the most popular third-party keyboard app for Android devices. With over 500 million downloads on the Google Play Store, SwiftKey continues to remain hugely popular. It is also loaded with features and is definitely a great alternative to Gboard.

Best file manager app

Solid Explorer

Solid Explorer is NextPit’s app of choice for the best file explorer / © NextPit

• Download Solid Explorer from the Google Play Store
• Rating 4.3
• Price: Free with in-app purchase

File managers or file explorers have been common on smartphones for several decades now. While initially used only by power users, File managers have risen in popularity thanks to the open nature of Android. While Google offers its own File Manager within the ‘Files’ app, there are several feature-packed, third-party file manager apps currently available for download. Among these, the one that made the cut to become the chosen one is Solid Explorer.

Best browser

Opera

Opera is an awesome, feature-packed browser that is definitely worth a try!/ © Opera

• Download Opera from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.5
• Price: Free

Before we talk about Opera, let us address the elephant in the room. Yes, Google Chrome for Android is by far the most popular browser for Android users. But it has become so ubiquitous, it is almost not necessary to add it to a list. So consider this one as our pick for the best browser for Android other than Google Chrome. As for Opera, well, they have been in the browser space for a really long time and Opera for Android is a really solid, feature-packed offering.

Best Launcher

Nova Launcher

Nova Launcher is our pick for the best launcher in town / © Nextpit

• Download Nova Launcher from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.4
• Price: Free (Paid version available with more features)

One of the easiest ways to customize your Android phone is to install a third-party launcher. And among launchers, our favorite happens to be Nova Launcher. This app has been a hot favorite among Android users for ages now – and it continues to be the launcher of choice for millions of users. While the main reasons for Nova Launcher’s possibility are its versatility and simplicity, most people we know love it for the sheer number of features it offers.

Best security/antivirus app

Sophos Intercept X

Sophos Intercept X may not be as famous as it should be / © Nextpit

• Download Sophos Intercept X from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.3
• Price: Free

Sophos Intercept X is an award-winning antivirus and anti-malware tool that has managed to consistently achieve a 100% protection score in AV-TEST’s comparison of the top Android security and antivirus apps. It is a free app that offers a comprehensive set of features that range from Malware protection, Web Filtering, and link checking to app protection, WiFisecurty, and Privacy advisories. And it claims to do all this without adversely affecting your phone’s battery life.

Best Everyday Life Apps

The apps listed in this section are the ones that aren’t essential — but do make our lives easier. As you shall see, this category typically consists of shopping, weather, messenger, and mapping-related tools. Let’s check which of these apps made it to our best list?

Best messenger app

WhatsApp

More than 2 billion people use WhatsApp! Are you among them? / © BongkarnGraphic / Shutterstock.com

• Download WhatsApp from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.1
• Price: Free

WhatsApp has its share of issues and continues to remain ‘not-so popular’ in the USA. However, with a user base of over 2 billion, it is — by far — the most popular messaging app on planet earth. Considering the international nature of this website, we have no option but to award the title of the best messenger app to WhatsApp. But hey, if you do not really like WhatsApp, there are several alternatives to choose from.

Best weather app

Accuweather

Accuweather looks nice and works pretty well too! / © Irina Shatilova / Shutterstock.com

• Download Accuweather from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.1
• Price: Free with in-app purchases

Accuweather is by far, the most popular weather app available for Android handsets. And in our dedicated article on the best weather apps that was recently updated, it topped the list. It is no surprise, therefore, that we have chosen Accuweather to be our choice for the best weather app for Android handsets.

Best restaurant app

GrubHub

Yup. GrubHub wins this one! / © Nextpit

• Download GrubHub from the Google Play Store
• Rating:4.5
• Price: Free

Grubhub is our choice for the best ‘restaurant’ apps category primarily because it is excellent at what it does. Apart from having a number of reviews for restaurants and detailed descriptions, the food ordering part is a quick and simple process. No wonder it is the most popular food ordering app in the US- even ahead of DoorDash and Uber Eats.

Best shopping list app

Out of Milk

OutOfMilk can be used for a lot of things other than tracking your diary supplies / © OutOfMilk

• Download Out of Milk from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.4
• Price: Free

With over 5 million downloads, Out of Milk is about as popular a grocery list app could get. Claimed to be a must-have companion for an easy shopping experience, Out of Milk is an extremely polished app that categorizes products into individual sections — as opposed to making a haphazard list. We also found the app to be quite intuitive. Below you find some more options for you if you feel Out of Milk doesn’t make the cut:

Best (offline) maps app

Google Maps

Google Maps / © Bihlmayer Fotografie / Shutterstock.com

• Download Google Maps from the Google Play Store
• Rating:3.8
• Price: Free

You may love it or hate it — but there is no denying that Google Maps — by far — is the world’s most popular, and widely-used maps app. While not promoted as an offline maps app, Google Maps does have a very useful offline feature wherein you can download data for a specific region well in advance using your WiFi connection. Of course, there are other offline map apps that do offer several features.

Best Photography Apps

Smartphones have more or less taken over the photography space and have been responsible for the dipping sales figures of most camera-only brands. High-end smartphones sold today boast excellent image and video quality and can satiate the needs of even the most demanding of photographers. The added advantage with phones is that users not only get the option to play around with different camera apps, but they can also use capable image editing tools to make their photos look even better!

Best camera app

Google Camera

Looking for the best camera app, you can’t go wrong with Google Camera! / © NextPit

• Download Google Camera from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 3.2
• Price: Free

As you might have guessed by now, Google Camera is the official camera app made by Google for Android smartphones. While not as feature-packed as other downloadable camera apps, this app is more than capable of catering to the needs of the average smartphone user. Extra features that you will get with Google Camera include lens blur mode, photospheres, and on some versions — the excellent Night Sight mode. Note that the list of supported features really depends on what handset you use.

Best photo editing app

Snapseed

Snapseed is an easy pick. It is a comprehensive photo editing app / © Nextpit

• Download Snapseed from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.4
• Price: Free

Snapseed is a powerful and pro-grade photo editing tool developed by Google. It routinely finds itself topping best lists centered around photography apps — and for good reason. It is loaded with features that include 29 tools and filters and has countless other features that both amateur and professional photographers love. The best part about Snapseed is that it offers all these features for free! Let us hope Google keeps Snapseed as it is for the foreseeable future!

Best photo gallery app

Simple Gallery Pro

Simple Gallery Pro does what it’s supposed to do pretty well/ © Simple Mobile Tools

• Download Simple Gallery Pro from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.7
• Price: $1.09

As evident from the name, Simple Gallery Pro is a very simple Gallery app that literally has to do one job — to display images stored in your phone. What makes it special is its support for a bunch of additional, ancillary features that range from a photo editing tool and a file manager to having the ability to recover deleted photos and to protect and hide sensitive media stored on your device from prying eyes.

Best Cloud Photo Storage app (Google Photos alternatives)

Degoo

Degoo seems to offer great value for money / © Nextpit

• Download Degoo from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.4
• Price: Free (Paid plans available)

With Google Photos going paid, there seems to be a void in the market for a good photo backup app with decent pricing. Going by the reviews and personal experiences of others, Degoo is turning out to be a great Google Photos alternative. It offers 100GB of free storage for its basic users and offers plans of up 10 TB on unlimited devices for $9.99 a month.

Best Fitness & Lifestyle Apps

As evident from the impressive growth of the fitness tracker and smartwatch segment, health and fitness have become key aspects in the lives of most smartphone owners. This has led to the proliferation of several fitness-themed apps that promise a lot. Which of these is the best for your needs? Let’s find out in the list below!

Best fitness app

Strava

Strava is perhaps the most feature-packed, popular fitness app/ © NextPit

• Download Strava from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.4
• Price: Free (Pro version available)

Strava has been around for a long time now and is easily among the most popular fitness app currently used by Android smartphone users. The app supports most activities you could possibly think of — including running, cycling, and swimming and also supports essential features like distance, pace, speed, elevation, and calorie tracking. Another key Strava feature is its supports for a wide variety of Android and WearOS devices. Strava is also famous for having a very vocal and vibrant community within its ecosystem.

Best step counting app

Pacer Pedometer

Pacer Pedometer / © NextPit

• Download Pacer Pedometer from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.7
• Price: Free with in-app purchases

For those of you looking for a no-frills step counting app, Pacer pedometer seems to be a great choice. Apart from being free, it supports a lot of features and works without the need for a synced fitness tracker. Apart from counting the number of steps, you can use the app to track other aspects like distance covered and calories burned. The app also has a separate tab where you can track your complete activity history. Pacer Pedometer also has a small community where you can throw and accept challenges.

Best calorie counting apps

Yazio

This is Yazio. And it’s quite popular! / © Nextpit

• Download Yazio from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.6
• Price: Free

Perhaps the most popular calorie counter and food tracker app, Yazio is a great app even though it is free. It is loaded with features and supports a huge database of foods and also includes recipes and meal plans. The app also supports automatic activity tracking and even has a water tracker with notification support. Lastly, the app remains ad-free even though it is free!

Best dating app

Tinder

Tinder has the most people and that’s the only reason it is our choice! / © Tinder

• Download Tinder from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 3.3
• Price: Free with in-app purchases

Tinder claims to have made over 30 billion matches to date. An insane number considering there are only around 8 billion of us here on planet earth. But hey, with more than 100 million downloads, this is by far, the most popular dating app. And with dating apps, it is important that it needs to have a considerable userbase for them to work effectively. And going by sheer numbers alone, we feel Tinder is your best bet here.

Best Multimedia Apps

The modern smartphone is a multimedia powerhouse. It is more than capable of being a wholesome entertainment device thanks to a plethora of apps that let you watch movies, listen to music and even read books. Even though there are dedicated devices for all these activities, the fact that your smartphone can do these all without breaking a sweat is a testament to how far we have come from the days of the first cellphone which was merely an extension of your landline.

Best music streaming app

Spotify

Everyone loves Spotify! / © NextPit

• Download Spotify from the Google Play Store
• Rating:
• Price: Subscription rates depend on which country you live

Spotify is the most popular music streaming app on the planet for a very good reason. Apart from having a large library of music, it is a very good all-rounder that combines a large library, features and has really fair pricing to boot. Spotify is also available across a wide variety of platforms and there is very little going against it, frankly.

Best movie streaming app

Netflix

Netflix and Chill! / © Cottonbro/Pexels

• Download Netflix from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.3
• Price: Subscription rates depend on which country you live

Our editor Antoine recently chose Netflix as the best movie streaming article in our detailed article on SVOD platforms and really, I do not have anything more to add here. If you were given the option to install only one movie streaming app on your phone, it has to be Netflix.

Best ebook reader app

Amazon Kindle

Love reading e-books but don’t have an e-reader? Well, you don’t need one! / © Nextpit

• Download Amazon Kindle from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.3
• Price: Free to download

Kindle is an obvious choice thanks to the name it has in the world of eReaders. The Android app for Amazon Kindle lets you access millions of books and magazines without the need to buy separate Kinde hardware. The app is feature-packed and offers free samples to thousands of books. It lets you choose your preferred font for reading and has add-ons like the ability to view magazines in color images.

Best free music download app

Jamendo

The best app for free music! / © Jamendo

• Download Jamendo from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 2.7
• Price: Free

Jamendo is a platform for independent artists and its USP is that it is completely free to use. It boasts of more than 40,000 independent artists from across the world. Access to all content is free with the only condition being to signup for an account. We also found Jamendo quite easy to use and completely recommend it because it offers free downloads of royalty-free music for commercial use!

Best Productivity Apps

Even though smartphones have been blamed for causing people to be hooked to them for hours, there is no denying that they can also be used as tools for increasing productivity. The Google Play Store is filled with several apps that let you be more organized and productive. But how do we separate the best from the rest? Well, that’s what we are here for! Listed below are the best productivity-centric apps across various categories

Best calendar app

Google Calendar

Google makes the best calendar app for Android / © Nextpit

• Download Google Calendar from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.3
• Price: Free

This one wasn’t a hard choice. Google Calendar is a great app and even people who do not really like Google sort of agree to this. The main advantage of Google Calendar — especially if you are deeply entrenched into the Google ecosystem is that you need to do very few manual entries to set your schedule. Google Calendar syncs information and data across several Google apps and does it all in a seamless manner. We can not, therefore, help but recommend Google Calendar over the other options available in the market.

Best email app

Blue Mail

Blue Mail is a comprehensive email app / © Nextpit

• Download Blue Mail from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.6
• Price: Free

Blue Mail is a universal email app that has received wide acclaim for being user-friendly and for having a clean UI. It supports several email services including Gmail, Outlook, Hotmail, Yahoo Mail, AOL, iCloud, and Office 365 and gives you the ability to view all your emails in a single, integrated inbox. It also gets its own integrated calendar that syncs with data from across your email accounts allowing for the ability to access your Calendar events right within Blue Mail.

Best note-taking app

Evernote

Evernote has been around for ages and is still preferred by many/ © Nextpit

• Download Evernote from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 3.7
• Price: Depends on your country. Comes with a free trial

Evernote has been the hot favorite among fans of note-taking apps for a really really long time now. Its popularity stems from the fact that it has a very simple, clean, and easy-to-use interface despite offering a large number of functions.

Best to-do apps

Todoist

Over 20 million people use Todoist on a daily basis / © Nextpit

• Download Todoist from the Google Play Store
• Rating: 4.5
• Price: Free with in-app purchases

Todoist is arguably among the most popular to-do apps on the Google Play Store and claims to have a user base of over 20 million. The app has a lot of features that appeal to those of you who take your to-do list very seriously. It has several additional features like the ability to remind you about deadlines and recurring tasks. You can also set priority levels for each to do and even have it sync up with your email accounts.

Well, that sums up our article about the best Android apps across several categories. You will notice that all these apps can be downloaded from the Play Store. But did you know that there are Google Play Store alternatives from where you can download apps as well? Among the most important ones I can think of are the following:

What are your favorite Android apps? Any that you think are better than the ones in our selection? Let us know in the comments!

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