Just For Today is also attractively presented, and splits tasks into morning, afternoon, and evening sections, so your day has clear divisions. Some of the best gifts are expensive. But WhatWeWant provides an easy way for people to split the cost, so a group of friends or family can get a combined gift for someone. This can include an image, description, URL, price, and what occasion the gift is for.
Then you can share the listing with anyone you want using a link, or even make it visible to the general public, and from there people can start contributing. The app is slick and polished, and the only real downside is that it charges a small fee on each donation, but it has to make its money somewhere. You can see more or less as much in the app as you can from a web browser, including live maps if the retailer offers them.
You can also get a notification when a parcel has been delivered. Yelp can be seen as something of an alternative to Trip Advisor, but with a focus on food, shopping, and services, such as plumbers and hairdressers. Like Trip Advisor it has been around for a long time, but the free Android app has continually improved, such as with the relatively recent addition of personalization, letting you pick your favorite types of cuisine from a fairly extensive list, along with any other dietary requirements and preferences, such as vegetarian or gluten-free.
Each listing includes pictures, user reviews, the address and website link, opening hours, and most other information you might want. You can of course also leave your own reviews and photos. In some cases you can even make reservations or order takeaway straight from the app, making this a great tool whether you plan to eat in or out. In fact, you can link any other email account to it. Yahoo Mail also lets you add a PIN or fingerprint security and even customize what if any gesture controls you want active.
Microsoft To Do is one that manages to rise above the rest though. The company aims to make this better than Wunderlist which it also owns and it has arguably achieved that. What sort of features, you ask? You can choose from numerous different sorting options for each list, decide whether or not to hide completed entries, tag important items as, well, important, customize the color scheme of each list individually, collaborate on lists, and more.
Ideal Flatmate is designed as a way to find, well, the ideal flatmate. It will then match you with people who had similar results. You can also list your own property if you already have a place and are looking for a tenant. It seems like you have to do this from the Ideal Flatmate website at the time of writing, but once listed you can manage enquiries from the app. Post-it essentially gives Post-it notes a digital upgrade, letting you create boards full of virtual Post-it notes on your Android device.
You can type a note, write one by hand, or sketch on one, give it a color, and add to a board which you can also name. You can also take a photo of a physical note and add that to a board. Notes can at any time be edited or moved between boards, making for a colorful to-do list and note-taking app.
If you ever find yourself running low on data before your monthly allowance refreshes, then Google Go could be for you. This free Android app is a lightweight alternative to Chrome and other browsers. You can search for GIFs, search with your voice, and even get information from Google Lens by taking a photo of something — take a photo of text, for example, and you can have it spoken aloud or translated.
The Android app - when paired with a Chrome extension - mirrors your phone notifications onto your desktop browser. You can also dismiss phone calls, share your clipboard, and if you clear notifications from Crono on your browser it will also clear them from your phone. Plus, if you misplace your phone you can ring it from your browser. Just tell the app who paid, how much and how the bill should be divided, and the app will log who owes how much and to whom.
In the US, Splitwise is even better, as you can make payments directly from the app using PayPal and Venmo integrations. Our favorite free Android apps for customizing and improving the security of your device. When is wallpaper more than just wallpaper? One of the wallpapers has six neon rings of different colors, with each representing a different app category games, social, lifestyle and communication, tools, information and business, and entertainment. The thickness of each ring will change based on how much you use apps in each category.
The other two wallpapers are much the same idea, but one presents the data in colored tiles, and one in colored circles. Each wallpaper looks good too, and it uses very little battery life, unlike some live wallpapers.
BraveDNS offers two major functions in one, the first of which is strongly hinted at by the name — it can connect you to an encrypted DNS domain name system server, which helps you both circumvent censorship which could block you from reaching websites and avoid being redirected to fake websites, thereby making the internet safer and potentially more open.
Give each a name and select either the days and times that they should be used, or the location. Within each of these home screens you also select the apps that you want to be able to access. So the idea is to only have access to the apps that you really want or need in any given situation. As well as the normal features like bookmarks, private browsing, a customizable search engine and the like you also get a number of extras here.
Highlights include a Speed Dial, which places links to sites of your choice on every new tab you open, and the unusual ability to take and save notes from within the app while browsing. Vivaldi Browser Beta also allows you to sync your data across devices, take screenshots of both the visible part of a page and the whole webpage, clone your tabs, quickly switch between search engines using a shortcut key when typing in the address bar, and more.
At first glance, Everyday — Calendar Widget might struggle to stand out. Where this has a bit of an edge though, is not in functionality so much as customization, because you can completely change the look, choosing your own primary, secondary and background colors, as well as primary and secondary text colors, corner size and background opacity.
You can also choose the starting day of the week, how many days and events to display, whether to show past and declined events, and more besides. One of the two widgets shows your agenda, so you can see upcoming events from your home screen, while the other gives a more zoomed out view of your calendar, showing two weeks at a time, but not including the actual entries until you tap on a day.
Standard stuff then, but if you like the idea of a calendar widget but need it to look a certain way, then Everyday — Calendar Widget could well do the job. The app has a simple interface letting you type out basic text notes and put them in named folders. The sorts of things the app imagines you storing include passport numbers, social security numbers, credit card information and the like, but you can use it for anything. Some phones such as the Samsung Galaxy S10 now have punch-hole cameras cut into the screen.
Hide Camera Hole is one of several apps that tries to address this by supplying a selection of wallpapers designed to, well, hide the camera hole. In many cases that just means a dark area where the camera is, while others will have a similar circle in the image, positioned to line up with the camera.
You can adjust colors and positioning, ensuring the wallpaper fits perfectly, and the app has wallpapers that account for both single and dual-lens cameras on either the right or left of the display. For apps that you use a lot, this could be a real time-saver. Once the shortcuts are in place you never have to launch the App Tiles app itself again. If you ever use public Wi-Fi networks, then 1. But 1. Our favorite free Android apps for planning a holiday, checking the weather and getting around without getting lost.
The main feature of Slopes is arguably its run tracking. There are all sorts of apps designed for journaling your travels, but Polarsteps can do much of the work automatically.
You can keep your trips private or share them with friends and family, and by following people in the app you can see their journeys as they happen. Polarsteps is also nice to look at, easy to use and completely free, making it near essential for anyone who wants a visual record of their trips. Overdrop is yet another weather app, but it stands out more for its widgets than its forecasting skills.
It has quite a lot of them, and many are beautifully designed, showing some combination of the weather, time, day, date and battery level. Beyond that, Overdrop is a perfectly accomplished weather app, with seven-day forecasts, nice animated illustrations, and information on things like cloud cover and humidity. Ventusky knows this, as it makes forecasts more engaging by including an attractive weather map and wind animation, complete with the current temperature shown on the map, so you can see exactly which areas are what temperature at a glance.
Hourly forecasts let you see how the weather will change over the day and tapping on any hour or day will adjust the weather map accordingly. You can also view weekly charts of the temperature, precipitation and wind, so you can see how much it varies over time.
Facebook Local is all about finding events and attractions nearby. It links to your Facebook account then shows a bunch of events listed on Facebook that are near your current or home location, or another place of your choice. You can also add your phone calendar to the app, so you can see and manage everything in one place. Moovit is the only app you need to navigate public transport wherever you might be in the world. Simply enter a destination and it will tell you how to get there from your current location or you can set a different start point.
Moovit will give you various route options using different forms of transport by default, but you can tell it to only include certain kinds of public transport, or to minimize walking or transfers. Select a route to see full step by step instructions or get live navigation.
There are also timetables for buses and trains and you can save your favorite destinations or transit lines to quickly get directions and timetables in future. Moovit also has widgets, offline maps, and transport information for thousands of cities in over 80 countries. Arriving in a brand new city is always exciting but it can also be a little daunting, especially if you need to get around using public transport.
Citymapper is a brilliant app that brings you real-time information on public transport for cities around the world. We believe search ads will be a useful addition to Google Play for users and developers alike, and we hope this will bring even more success to our developer community. Jetpack Kotlin Docs News. Android Developers Blog.
Snapchat adds My Places feature to Snap Map, recommending spots to visit. Instagram added support for second videos to its TikTok clone, Reels. Previously, only Reels of up to 30 seconds were supported. But TikTok is now inching into YouTube territory, as it recently expanded to support three-minute videos.
Some markets, including the U. Discord launched a new feature , Threads, which will make it easier to read through longer conversations on busy servers. Pinterest shares drop as company misses on user growth … again. Messaging WhatsApp is testing support for higher image upload quality on iOS devices. Meanwhile, Spotify has million monthly active users on its flagship streaming app. The free, ad-supported streaming service was initially available across several platforms, including Fire TV and others, but on mobile it was only a feature inside the IMDb app.
An integration would allow users to store their workout data in Health. Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet saw a surge in usage, collectively climbing to nearly 21x higher than in H1 , the firm found. Another change will allow users to delete multiple SMS messages at once. IPO, priced above the marketed range. The company priced 5. Amazon this week rolled out an update to its Alexa iOS app that allows users to add an Alexa widget to their iOS homescreen.
The widget lets you tap on a button to speak to the virtual assistant and issue commands. Watch out Siri! Ha, just kidding. Google Maps also updated its iOS app this week to add support for a homescreen widget. All the books you love. On the page or out loud. Anywhere you are. Download your book to read or listen on the go. Great app, my main one for reading ebooks. I found this app great, still there are lot of things to improve to make it better. The great thing is that it has best 3d flipping animation while turning pages and it also syncs book to its drive, it can read both pdf and epub though it would better if it could read azw3, djvu, mobi, etc.
To make this app better if user could make folders to separate different files. It would be great and i would be so thankful if the above issues and features would be upgraded. Thankyou for listening me.
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