Tuesday, July 23, 2013

50 ANDROID APPs DOWNLOAD.......[direct link to play store]

Completely Free Android Apps roundup: SMS Backup +

SMS Backup +

I feel itchy when I know that I have data that’s not being backed up. SMS Backup+ keeps me calm by automatically saving all my texts to my Gmail account. Bonus: I can look for specific texts using Gmail’s powerful search box.
Requires: Android 1.5 or above
Google Play link: SMS Backup +
Developer: Jan Berkel
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Songbird®

Songbird®

This is a great media player that works with all modern web services, and ties in with the popular open source desktop app of the same name. Find out more in our full review of Songbird.
Requires: Android 2.1 or above
Google Play link: Songbird®
Developer: POTI, Inc.
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: 500px

500px

Our writer Ruairi called 500px a true Flickr competitor. The Android app is beautiful and easy to use – and most importantly, it’s attracted some seriously good photographers, so the galleries are full of great pictures.
Requires: Android 2.2 or above
Google Play link: 500px
Developer: 500px
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: DiskUsage

DiskUsage

This app came in very handy back when I had an HTC Desire with low internal storage: it breaks down the apps and files taking up space on your phone or SD card, giving you an easy way to see what’s taking up the most space.
Requires: Android 1.0 or above
Google Play link: DiskUsage
Developer: Ivan Volosyuk.
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: HeyTell

HeyTell

A modern walkie-talkie. HeyTell lets you use your data connection to chat back and forth with friends.
Requires: Android 1.5 or above
Google Play link: HeyTell
Developer: Voxilate, Inc.

PicsArt – Photo Studio

There are lots of free photo editing apps in the Play Store, but this one has more features and effects than any other. Check out our full review of PicsArt for more information.
Requires: Android 1.6 or above
Google Play link: PicsArt – Photo Studio
Developer: PicsArt
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Onavo Count | Monitor Data

Onavo Count | Monitor Data

Onavo Count makes it easy to keep an eye on your data usage, particularly if you don’t have Ice Cream Sandwich’s built-in tools for doing so. It does for data what DiskUsage does for storage.
Requires: Android 2.2 or above
Google Play link: Onavo Count | Monitor Data
Developer: Onavo
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Onavo Extend

Onavo Extend

The sister app to Onavo Count, this reduces how much data you actually receive by crunching it all down server-side. Find out how in our guide to doubling your data plan.
Requires: Android 4.0 or above
Google Play link: Onavo Extend
Developer: Onavo

File Expert

At first glance this appears to be a neat little file explorer, but it can do so much more – like send files to your computer over Wi-Fi, or access your computer’s files on your phone. I’ll let Sam tell you more about it in his File Expert review.
Requires: Android 2.0 or above
Google Play link: File Expert
Developer: Geek Software Technology Inc.
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Solid Explorer

Solid Explorer Beta

So Sam is a fan of File Expert, but Ashish prefers Solid Explorer, even in its beta state. It’s full-featured and very polished.
Requires: Android 2.2 or above
Google Play link: Solid Explorer 
Developer: Krzysztof Głodowski

QuickPic

This seems to be the de facto Android gallery replacement; I don’t know anyone that uses any other third-party app for that. And for good reason, too: it’s zippy, it can find all the images in your storage, and it’s got a great interface. Check out our full review of QuickPic to learn more.
Requires: Android 2.0 or above
Google Play link: QuickPic
Developer: alensw.com
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Tiny Flashlight + LED

Tiny Flashlight + LED

I went through a number of flashlight apps before settling on this one. It just does everything right: it’s got all the features that you’d need (and some you probably wouldn’t), with a home screen widget to access it quickly. My favourite feature is how you can turn it on from the lock screen by shaking your phone.
Requires: Varies with device
Google Play link: Tiny Flashlight + LED
Developer: Nikolay Ananiev
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: ViBe

ViBe

ViBe is a ringtone app… sort of. It lets you assign specific vibration patterns to your various notifications, rather than setting certain sounds to play. For instance, you could use the “Knock Knock” pattern for new text messages, the “Bee” pattern for phone calls, and the “Heartbeat” pattern for Twitter mentions.
Requires: Android 2.1 or above
Google Play link: ViBe
Developer: Base2Apps
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Orbot: Tor on Android

Orbot: Tor on Android

The Tor Project is a collection of computers that you can pass all your web requests through to gain anonymity online; Orbot is the project’s associated Android app. Read this full review of Orbot to find out how it can enable online and encrypted web browsing on your device.
Requires: Android 1.6 or above
Google Play link: Orbot: Tor on Android
Developer: The Tor Project
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Andmade Share

Andmade Share

Andmade does one thing, and it does it well: it lets you share via multiple apps at once. When you hit Share from within an app, Andmade presents you with your normal list of services – but with a checkbox next to each one. Tick all the ones you want to use, hit Share, and it’ll post to each of them, one after the other.
Requires: Android 2.1 or above
Google Play link: Andmade Share
Developer: Andmade Software
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Pocket

Pocket

You might have heard of this app under its former name, Read It Later. As the (old) name suggests, it lets you save any article, video, or web page to check out later, syncing between your mobile, tablet, and your computer. We were really impressed with Pocket, giving it a perfect score in our full review.
Price: Free
Requires: Android 2.2 or above
Google Play link: Pocket
Developer: Read It Later
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Google Chrome to Phone

Google Chrome to Phone

If you’re not already using this, you’re missing out! When you’re surfing the web, just hit a button and the page will automatically open in your Android’s browser. If you’re on Google Maps, it’ll open in the Maps app; if you highlight a phone number in the web page, it’ll auto-fill it in your dialer, and so on. We wrote a full guide to this, explaining how you can use it with Firefox and how to push web pages back from your mobile to your desktop browser.
Requires: Android 2.2 or above
Google Play link: Google Chrome to Phone
Developer: Google Inc.
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: AirDroid

AirDroid

AirDroid is incredible. If it’s running on your Android, then by going to a specific address on your computer’s browser you can access everything on your phone, through a very polished desktop-style interface. There are other apps that do similar things, but this is the best – read our full review of AirDroid to see why.
Requires: Android 2.1 or above
Google Play link: AirDroid
Developer: SAND STUDIO
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: ShoeBox

ShoeBox

ShoeBox is designed for anyone with a stack of printed photos they don’t know what to do it. It makes it easy to digitize them: snap a picture of each photo with your phone’s camera, and it’ll process them as required (including correcting the perspective and cropping out the table that your photos are sitting on). It also lets you categorize the final images and add tags, and integrates with Facebook, Twitter, and Google+.
Requires: Android 2.2 or above
Google Play link: ShoeBox
Developer: 1000memories
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Vlingo Virtual Assistant

Vlingo Virtual Assistant

Voice commands are very popular on mobiles – I can’t imagine why – and Vlingo is one of the best third-party apps for this. It can text or call your contacts, send email, search the web, and navigate to destinations. It also has a decent in-car mode, where it’ll read incoming texts to you and can be activated without pressing any buttons (just say your custom activation phrase).
If you’ve got a newer Samsung device, you probably already have this installed as “Voice talk”; if not, take a look at our full review to see if you’d find it helpful.
Requires: Android 2.0.1 or above
Google Play link: Vlingo Virtual Assistant
Developer: Vlingo
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: ZDbox (All-In-One toolbox)

ZDbox (All-In-One toolbox)

In his full review of ZDbox, Ashish decribed it as a jack of all trades: not the best at anything it tries to do, but still worth installing. It’s an all-in-one toolbox of Android utilities, featuring a battery monitor, an app lock, a global do not disturb mode, a history eraser, and so on.
Requires: Android 1.5 or above
Google Play link: ZDbox (All-In-One toolbox)
Developer: ZDworks Co.,Ltd.
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: CycleDroid – bike computer

CycleDroid – bike computer

Whenever you set off on your bike, let CycleDroid know. It’ll track your speed, distance, time, and altitude and display them all to you in a graph. You can add separate treks to a single journey (like “Weekend in France”) if you want to know how much cycling you’ve done over a period. Great for any cycling data geeks.
Requires: Android 1.6 or above
Google Play link: CycleDroid – bike computer
Developer: Michał Marschall
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Ringdroid

Ringdroid

In my guide to setting a custom Android ringtone, I recommended Ringdroid for letting you take songs on your phone, trim it down to the part you want to use as a ringtone, and assign them to whichever notification you please. The interface is starting to feel a little clunky now, but it’s still a great app that’s I’m happy to recommend.
Requires: Android 1.6 – 2.3.7
Google Play link: Ringdroid
Developer: Ringdroid Team
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: imo instant messenger

imo instant messenger

I have you readers to thank for this! About a year ago we published a roundup of great IM apps, and left imo.im off the list – and were then inundated with comments asking how we could miss it. Rightly so, too: it’s a great cross-platform instant messaging app, and earned its perfect score in our full review.
Requires: Android 1.6 or above
Google Play link: imo instant messenger
Developer: imo.im
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: MX Player

MX Player

The stock Android video player is okay, but it’s unable to handle most codecs. MX Player is a much better option; it has separate codec downloads which allow it to handle pretty much any video you can throw at it. Plus, its playback quality is great, and its interface is clutter-free. It even features pinch-to-zoom.
Requires: Android 2.1 or above
Google Play link: MX Player
Developer: MX Technologies
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: MoboPlayer

MoboPlayer

MoboPlayer is a decent alternative to MX Player, and also features wide codec support. It offers gesture control, a slightly customisable interface, and playlist support. The devil’s in the details, so read our full review to find out more.
Requires: Android 1.6 or above
Google Play link: MoboPlayer
Developer: Mobo Team
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Phone Note - Bubble

Phone Note – Bubble

Bubble lets you enter things you need to remember about your contacts (like the fact that they have a party coming up, or that they owe you some money), and keeps track of this information. The next time one of these contacts call you, a little reminder pops up so you don’t forget to talk to them about whatever it was. As Connor said in his full review, it’s a practical and useful app, but far from pretty.
Requires: Android 2.1 or above
Google Play link: Phone Note – Bubble
Developer: GoodFriend
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Springpad

Springpad

This is a fantastic app for managing your collections: books, movies, music, and even wine. It lets you create notes and tasks, add media, and add products (via scanning barcodes or looking up the product directly), and then categorise and personalise all your items. All this info is synced to the cloud so you can search through it from your phone or computer later. It has some drawbacks, as we noted in our Springpad review, but there’s a lot to love about it – particularly if you’re a fan of categorization.
Requires: Android 2.1 or above
Google Play link: Springpad
Developer: Springpad
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Google Goggles

Google Goggles

Take a picture of a landmark or logo, and Goggles will tell you what it is. Point it at a French menu and it’ll translate the text to English. The app can tie in with your camera, automatically scanning every photo you take to find deeper information, and relaying it back to you. Some find this creepy, but I think it’s awesome. (Side note: I can’t wait for Google Glass.)
Requires: Android 2.2 or above
Google Play link: Google Goggles
Developer: Google Inc.
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Wallbase HD Wallpapers

Wallbase HD Wallpapers

As we’ve said time and time again, the ability to go crazy with customization is one of the great selling points of Android. This app makes one of the simpler yet more striking customization options very easy, by offering access to over a million HD wallpapers from wallbase.cc.
Requires: Android 2.2 or above
Google Play link: Wallbase HD Wallpapers
Developer: Tim Clark
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: SMS Flash

SMS Flash

By default, new text messages appear in the notifications bar, and then scroll by very slowly. Pop-up alerts for texts can let you see the whole message at once, but have the downside of taking the focus – very annoying if you’re playing a game or watching a video. SMS Flash offers a third option: it shows the entire message in a translucent panel on top of everything else, without interrupting you. You can switch to your SMS app by simply waving your hand in front of your phone twice.
Requires: Android 2.1 or above
Google Play link: SMS Flash
Developer: xenonex
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: my6sense: Smart Social & News

my6sense: Smart Social & News

You can get your news from a single curated site like BBC News, or from a social news site like Reddit, or from social networks like Twitter and Facebook. my6sense offers another option: a “magic formula” called Digital Intuition. As Rahsheen explains in his full review, the app digs up content from your social network contacts, your RSS subscriptions, and from the general web, and then sorts it based on how relevant it believes you’ll find it.
Requires: Android 1.6 or above
Google Play link: my6sense: Smart Social & News
Developer: my6sense
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Andoku Sudoku 2 Free

Andoku Sudoku 2 Free

Our regular writer Ashish Bogawat enjoys his coffee break puzzles, and he claims that this is the best free Sudoku app around – maybe even the best Sudoku app full stop. With eight variations of the game, multiple difficulty levels, over 10,000 unique puzzles and an interface optimised for both phone and tablet, how could I argue?
Requires: Android 1.6 or above
Google Play link: Andoku Sudoku 2 Free
Developer: Markus Wiederkehr
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Harass Me

Harass Me

I tend to keep my phone in silent mode by default; the occasional jingle letting me know of a new tweet or text distracts me, and I hate feeling like I should drop what I’m doing just to answer the phone. But sometimes people genuinely need to get in touch with me, as a matter of urgency, and I don’t like being completely unavailable. Harass Me solves that problem: if someone calls me three times within three minutes (both numbers are customizable), it’ll deactivate silent mode so I can hear the ringtone.
Requires: Android 1.6 or above
Google Play link: Harass Me
Developer: Samuel Tardieu
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Missed Call Reminder

Missed Call Reminder

This app has exactly one purpose: to remind you that you missed a call. Yes, stock Android already puts a little icon in your notification bar for that, but this app goes much further, periodically bugging you about it until you either call the person back or actively dismiss the reminder.
Price: Free
Requires: Android 2.1 or above
Google Play link: Missed Call Reminder
Developer: Andromax Development
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Any.DO To Do List | Task List

Any.DO To Do List | Task List

An absolutely beautiful to-do list manager with a very clean interface. Some say it’s too minimal, others love it becauseit’s minimal. Check out our full review of Any.DO (with gorgeous pictures) for more information.
Requires: Android 2.2 or above
Google Play link: Any.DO To Do List | Task List
Developer: Any.DO
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Wunderlist Task Manager

Wunderlist Task Manager

Wunderlist is another popular task manager. It has a different approach to design, though: while Any.DO is all clean lines and sleek minimalism, Wunderlist presents its tasks on a wooden surface. They both have a similar set of features, so which you should choose comes down to personal preference – give them both a go!
Requires: Varies with device
Google Play link: Wunderlist Task Manager
Developer: 6 Wunderkinder GmbH
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: ColorNote Notepad Notes

ColorNote Notepad Notes

As featured in our roundup of Android Apps to Boost Your Productivity, ColorNote has been around for a long time, implementing a lot of great features: color coding, checklists, calendar integration, password lock and more. However, it is starting to look a little dated now, particularly when compared with the Holo design from Ice Cream Sandwich and Jelly Bean.
Requires: Varies with device
Google Play link: ColorNote Notepad Notes
Developer: Notes
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Mobisle Notes - Notepad

Mobisle Notes – Notepad

Mobisle Notes works really well as a general purpose list app for quick memos, random pieces of info, and simple checklists. It actively tries not to compete with the bigger, full-featured note apps like Springpad and Wunderlist.
Requires: Android 2.1 or above
Google Play link: Mobisle Notes – Notepad
Developer: MobisleApps
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Opera Mobile web browser

Opera Mobile web browser

If Chrome for Android isn’t available on your device, you’ll probably enjoy the web more with a different browser. Give Opera a try: you might prefer its interface, and you’ll definitely benefit from its sync services if you use Opera on your desktop. Also check out Opera Mini, which crunches web pages server-side before sending them to you, to save your data allowance.
Requires: Android 1.6 or above
Google Play link: Opera Mobile web browser
Developer: Opera Software ASA
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Firefox

Firefox

Like Opera, Firefox for Android offers a different interface as well as synchronisation with its desktop equivalent. It also has support for add-ons – check out the full directory.
Requires: Android 2.2 or above
Google Play link: Firefox
Developer: Mozilla
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Dolphin Browser® HD

Dolphin Browser® HD

Dolphin Browser also features add-ons, as well as gesture control and voice integration. As with the other mobile browsers, it’s hard to sum up what makes it different briefly, so I recommend trying them all out.
Requires: Android 2.0.1 or above
Google Play link: Dolphin Browser® HD
Developer: Dolphin Browser
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: MiLocker

MiLocker

MiLocker comes from the developers behind MIUI, but will run on any Android device with Froyo or above. It lets you customise your lock screen – both the unlock gesture and the image – in a number of ways.
Requires: Android 2.2 or above
Google Play link: MiLocker
Developer: MIUI
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: GO Locker

GO Locker

GO Locker is a great (and more widely used) alternative to MiLocker, albeit with a couple of flaws. We rounded up a dozen great lock screens for GO Locker earlier this month.
Requires: Android 2.0 or above
Google Play link: GO Locker
Developer: GO Launcher EX
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: GO Launcher EX

GO Launcher EX

Although GO Locker has its flaws, GO Launcher is fantastic, managing to gain popularity even against the stiff competition of ADW Launcher and LauncherPro. In hisrecent review, Ashish proclaimed it to be “the best Android launcher on the planet”, thanks to its non-stop active development, great selection of themes and widgets, and excellent speed and features.
Requires: Android 2.0 or above
Google Play link: GO Launcher EX
Developer: GO Launcher Dev Team
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: GO SMS Pro

GO SMS Pro

This is worth using above the stock SMS app purely for the pop-up text alerts and “Todo” buttons on every new text (which get them out of your face without marking them as read). There’s a lot more to love about it, as outlined in ourfull review of GO SMS Pro – like the accompanying widget, the customization, the ability to set vibration patterns, and the downloadable plugins – but the pop-ups alone are a killer feature for me.
Requires: Android 1.6 or above
Google Play link: GO SMS Pro
Developer: GO Dev Team
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: GO Contacts EX

GO Contacts EX

Sorry to go, er, GO mad, but they do make some fantastic free apps. GO Contacts EX features T9 dialing (“563″ will find “JOE”), fast contact search, and a clean design. It’s not as customisable as GO SMS Pro, but it does have a couple of alternative themes.
Requires: Android 2.0 or above
Google Play link: GO Contacts EX
Developer: GO Dev Team
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: LifeDropper

LifeDropper

Here’s an app from one of the hackers at XDA Developers; it’s like a digital eye dropper for the real world. Take a photo of anything, and LifeDropper will give you back the colour code in any format you desire. You can also tag the codes with names for later use, and share it to the website.
Requires: Android 2.1 or above
Google Play link: LifeDropper
Developer: Bitjutsu Software
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: QR Clipboard

QR Clipboard

Another XDA app. This makes it relatively easy to copy text from your desktop to your phone, by means of a neat Chrome extension. Copy some text on your computer, open Chrome, and hit the QR Clipboard icon to make a QR code appear. Scan this code with the QR Clipboard app on your phone, and it’ll put the text in your phone clipboard. Neat!
Requires: Unknown
Website link: QR Clipboard
Developer: stevebob.net
Completely Free Android Apps roundup: Swype

Swype

Swype is, in my experience, the most obviously cool software keyboard available. I’ve had complete Luddites ask me how they can enable it on their phone after seeing me type a note with it. Rather than tapping each letter in turn to type a word, you just swipe your finger through each of them in one continuous motion. You might already have this on your phone, or you may need to download the free beta; either way, you can find out more on the official site.
Requires: Unknown
Website link: Swype
Developer: Nuance

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