App developers are pushing the envelope on a daily basis trying to improve and enhance our smartphone and tablet experiences. In fact, so many Android apps come out every day that it's difficult to keep track of them all. It's difficult to usurp the best of the best but if you're getting bored with what you've got and want to try something new, check out the best new Android apps from the last month! You can watch the videos from passed months by clicking here!
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Adobe Scan is a new document scanner app. You can use it to scan all kinds of documents. That includes receipts, forms, images, business cards, and more. The images save as Adobe PDFs. From there, you can email them or do whatever you need to do. It also comes with enhancement features such as cropping, rotating, and there are a few white balance presets to help make the document look cleaner. It's currently free to use. We don't know if it'll remain that way forever, though. It also has a few bugs, but nothing serious.
CineTrack is a movie information app. It grabs its information from a variety of sources. That includes Trakt, IMDB, Metacritic, and Rotten Tomatoes. The app helps you discover new movies based on what you've watched. It can also keep you up to date on new movie releases. People can also keep track of movies that they've seen or want to see. The free version is essentially a trial. The pro version will unlock all the features. There are a variety of ways to pay for the pro version. You can even buy promo codes for your friends and family. It's still rather new, but we think it's kind of neat.
Coloring Book for Creative Kids is exactly what you think it is. It features a fairly basic, but easy coloring book experience. Kids can draw and color items with a few different tools in a bunch of different colors. Additionally, you can choose from a bunch of coloring book pages or a blank canvas in case your kids just want to draw. The images come in a variety of categories. They are all kid friendly categories. It's not going to blow anybody's mind. However, at least it's not one of those horrible coloring book apps that ask for a subscription. It is still in beta so expect some bugs to pop up if you use it.
Craftlog Recipes is a recipes app that encourages sharing. People moving around the app can find a variety of recipes for a variety of diets. Many of them include images and even video to help you prepare them. The fun part is that you can add your own recipes. The app will also help you record and upload video to show people how to make your dish. It can even help translate your dish into multiple languages. This one is in beta. Thus, there are definitely bugs. However, it's free to download and use so it's hard to complain too much.
Face Swap admittedly isn't the most interesting app we've talked about. It does work pretty well, though. It allows you to swap your face onto someone else's body. The app developers swear that this is good for some actual uses. You can see what you look like in a new outfit or with a new hairstyle. It also lets you swap faces into virtually any picture. You can even put your head on a statue. The app can switch your skin tone to match the statue's texture. It works really well and it's fun. It's also free.
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Fenix 2 is the sequel to one of the most popular Twitter apps ever. This one features a cleaner interface, a simpler experience, and some decent features. You can customize your main page with things like lists and saved searches for quick access. It also has themes and a mute system that works for hashtags, keywords, or other Twitter users. It had a few issues when we tried it out. Did we mention this one is in beta? That's why there are still bugs. It's free for now. The final release will cost money.
Firefox Focus is the latest browser from Mozilla. This one is heavily focused on privacy. It will do the main browser stuff. You can surf the web, download images, and do the usual stuff. The browser includes ad blocking as well as tracker blocking. That should help web pages load a bit faster. It should also keep your browsing habits a little less public. The browser also features a button that will delete your browsing history, cookies, and everything on one tap. It works especially well when paired with a VPN. It's also free to use.
Path Guide is an interesting app. It's a mapping that that tracks where you walk. The idea is to help you return to a place by mapping your steps in real time. Thus, you can get turn-by-turn instructions on how to return to the entrance of a large building or to where you parked your car. You can also share a path with friends so they can find you in a crowded environment. It doesn't feel quite ready for prime time yet. However, it does actually work most of the time. It's definitely an app to keep your eye on.
Timbre is a rare find in the mobile apps world. It's an MP3 converter and editor. It's not overly powerful. You can do basic things like cut audio, join two audio files together, and convert them into a few different codecs. You can also split audio into multiple files if needed. This works great with most small form audio. We would even recommend it for basic professional use. It's no Audacity, Reaper, or Adobe Audition, but it's among best apps like this on mobile that we've seen. It's also free with no in-app purchases or advertising.
Wrappup Smart Voice Recorder is a voice recorder. That shouldn't surprise anybody. It does the basic stuff pretty well. It can record audio, upload it to cloud storage, and share it to other apps. You can also do stuff while it's recording. For instance, you can isolate important parts of the recording and access them quickly. The app will process your recording and let you search through it as well. The app is in beta so there are some kinks to work out. It did work pretty well during our testing, but it was a bit clunky. It's free to download with no in-app purchases for right now.
15 best Android launcher apps of 2017
May 19, 2017
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