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Here are the most amazing apps for Android that will change how you use and interact with your device on a daily basis
There are millions of apps in the Play Store that range from addictive games, to essential productivity tools, to great ways to customize your phone.
Even better, there are also apps that will completely change how you use Android. Some enhance the user interface, others automate common tasks, and some take popular features in the operating system and make them even better
1. Lynket Browser
Social media is great for finding interesting articles around the web, but it isn't always convenient to read them right away. Sometimes it's better to queue up several articles and come back to them later.
That's what you can do with Lynket Browser. It opens web pages in the background. You can access it whenever you want by tapping floating, onscreen bubbles.
It's simple yet so useful. The app works with your existing default browser and can also speed up browsing by automatically loading the AMP versions of the links you click.
Another great feature of the Lynket Browser is the option to read pages in Article mode, which loads a sleek-looking reader mode without all of the fluff and fillers.
2. Popup Widget 3
The best Android widgets are really useful, but if you use too many of them, they'll quickly clutter your home screens and slow down your phone.
Popup Widget 3 rethinks how they work. It turns all your selected widgets into 1x1 icons on your home screen. When you tap one, it'll pop open, so you can see what's inside.
The app gives you the convenience and speed of widgets—you don't need to launch the full app just to see your latest tweets or check the weather—without the performance hit.
3. Notepin
Notepin does something so obvious you'll wonder why it isn't already a part of Android. Put simply, it allows you to create notes and then pin them to your notifications panel as reminders.
While the app isn't too complex, you are able to sort your notes by priority or recently added, and they're color-coordinated too, which looks great. Once pinned, your notes will be visible in your notifications panel until you unpin them.
While Notepin isn't doing anything groundbreaking, it's definitely one of the most amazing apps for Android users who value productivity and organization.
4. MicroDroid
Take the tedium out of the common tasks you perform every day by turning them into macros, a series of commands that happen automatically.
MacroDroid is similar to the popular Android automation app Tasker. But using Tasker effectively for more complex tasks has an incredibly steep learning curve, and MacroDroid is an app you can install and start using instantly.
The app needs you to configure as few as two settings—just an action that will be prompted by a trigger. So plugging in your headphones could be the trigger, and the corresponding actions could be the automatic launch of the Spotify app and adjustment of the volume level.
Or you could have your phone switch to Airplane mode (the action) at night (the trigger). You could also tell it to read your text messages aloud when your phone's in a car dock.You can add optional constraints to fine-tune the conditions under which your macro can run. This gives the app even more power, and your macros can be as simple or as complex as you need them to be.
6. Full Screen Gestures
The newer versions of Android have pretty good gesture controls, but even they can feel quite limited. They only work at the very bottom of the screen, and they don't let you do much beyond basic navigation.
Full Screen Gestures fixes that. It makes gestures work anywhere along the left, right, and bottom edges of the display. And it also allows you to assign two functions to each edge—one for a short swipe and one for a long swipe. Don't like to swipe down for your notification bar? Then swipe up instead!
These extra options enable you to control the volume, launch Google Assistant, toggle the flashlight, and much more.
Download: Full Screen Gestures
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