40 Best Free Android Apps
40 Best Free Android Apps
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Best Free Android Apps
You already pay enough each month for your Android phone's monthly data plan, so why pay even more for apps? The good news is that many of the best options available through the Google Play store are free. The true challenge is sorting the must-downloads from the apps that will just waste storage space. From news readers, utilities, games, to photo editors, media players and social networking tools, here are 40 of our favorite free Android apps.
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What can I say, new apps are getting few and far between.
So you're saying all applications are obsolete because of HTML5? That's silly if that were true Flash would have done that years ago. Apps are good because most don't need an internet connection.
You need an internet connection to download them and then may or may not need internet connection to run those apps. Similar with HTML5, it will be able to store data thanks to the cache manifest feature.
As for Flash, it's still alive because of the wide market penetration and its portability. Compared to the number of Flash enabled devices (including PCs), Android and iOS have a much smaller user base and will be replaced quite easily and quickly.
I say find yourself a more privacy friendly flashlight tool. I use TeslaLED. It has a slightly weird GUI, but it has more respect for your privacy.
Been looking around Android apps and sad to see there are so many flashlight apps. They claim theirs is brighter than the others... also HD light! Very pathetic I think.
Don't bother with the unit conversion app, try Unit Converter (or Unit Converter Lite if you want to drop the Internet permission at the loss of the currency exchange).
Why use the stock Twitter client? Twicca is way better for me - stylish, useful and extensible via plugins.
I'd be interested to know how many of these are truly free and how many (like every single torch app I've seen) runs adverts and so needs an Internet connection permission (or more...like position!)
if yes then how!!!
if NO then suggest the better apps pls......
Hey Tom's... That's a really HORRIBLE choice for a benchmark, it is unreliable...
There are far better choices, such as antutu, or better yet, cf-bench...
There's also nenamark2, a great graphics benchmark.
On a serious note, though, "LED Light" I have found useful because the flash can stay on even when moving away from the App that started it, so I can start camera and record video with light.
I can use it to store my business card with app of Cardfila.com