The following apps are available forAndroidphones and tablets.
Check the system requirements for individual apps to check that they are compatible with your unit.
Best Android Automation Tool: Tasker
Hundreds of premade tasks available.
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Active and helpful user community.
Built-in file manager and unzipping tool.
Steep learning curver for the average Android user.
Creating tasks can be a time consuming process.
Extra plugins are required to get the most out of the app.
Tasker was made for app developers and Android power users.
It gives you total control over your phone’s options.
it’s possible for you to create complex automated tasks with loops, variables, and conditions.
it’s possible for you to also create custom notifications and automate processes such as updating your weather app.
Best eReader App: Moon+ Reader Pro
Supports over 40 languages.
Add shortcuts for individual books to your home screen.
Edit PDF and fill out forms electronically.
No option to purchase or download books from the web.
Customization options can be overwhelming.
Doesn’t always sync your reading progress across devices.
A more flexible alternative to theAmazon Kindle app, Moon+ Reader Pro supports almost every document punch in imaginable.
It offers everything Amazon’s ereader app can do plus more.
Best Drawing App: Infinite Painter
Share your files with other users and upload them to Instagram.
Create you own brush presets.
Export drawings in multiple formats including JPEG, PNG, and PSD.
The brush tools sometimes lag.
The fill tool leaves a small outline around the fill area.
Occasional bugs after each update.
you’re able to even import and export layers in thePSD format.
To make sketching easier, use a stylus such as the Samsung S Pen.
Best Radio App: myTuner Radio
Listen to music on the radio while using other apps.
Add podcasts and stations to your favorites list.
Not all stations provide song information.
There are also thousands of internet radio channels and over a million podcasts.
Best Remote Control App: Unified Remote
Compatible with all operating systems.
Customize remotes and add shortcuts to your home screen.
Control apps with voice commands.
Some features are buggy when using multiple monitors.
Doesn’t work with LAN connections.
This especially comes in handy when watching movies while your PC is connected to your TV.
Best Budgeting App: Money Manager
Manage personal and business financials.
Backup and export reports as Microsoft Excel files.
No option for managing multiple currencies.
Takes a while to set up your financial information.
Doesn’t sync directly with bank accounts.
Money Manager tracks your day-to-day spending habits and your financial assets.
That way, you could generate in-depth spending reports for multiple accounts.
Money Manager provides helpful charts and graphs to help you create short term and long term budgets.
There are also tools for managing loans, insurance, and credit.
Create collages and splice images together.
Text editor includes customizable fonts.
No healing brush for covering blemishes.
Becoming proficient with all the editing tools takes time and patience.
Photo Studio Pro is the perfect app for touching up photos before uploading them to social media.
If that’s not enough, there are additional packages to download that further expand the app’s functionality.
Best Casual Game: Evoland
Inventive concept and witty script.
Supports over a half-dozen languages.
Easy enough for non-gamers.
Limited challenge and replayability.
Save points and sparse and spread out.
Evoland is a video game about the history of video games.
Responsive and reliable customer support.
Never forget birthdays or other special occasions.
No option to add photos to events.
Syncing is sometimes a little slow.
No way to view events more than a year old.
Business Calendar Pro is made for professionals with a lot on their plate.
