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we are back it is a brand new episode of the top best android app you’ve never heard of. so you know there’s times where you’re in the car and you think of a song you’d like to listen to but you can’t quite put your finger on what the name of the song was well hands-free music is the answer to this app allows you to search across every single song on the youtube platform via lyrics you just tap the microphone say as many of the lyrics as you know and it will instantly play the most relevant song so now you can enjoy that very song whilst being hands-free at the same time and just like that
here are the 9 best apps you’ve never heard of
1. LifeAr
let’s begin all right lifeAr is an
augmented reality based application
that makes use of the technology in a
really unique and practical way
so as long as the app is installed on
both your phone and the phone of someone
else that you know
you can then connect via video chats but
it’s not just a plain old video call
you can in real time insert pointers or sketch
marks or even notes to essentially
level up your communication there are a heap of ways
this could be really useful so you
should definitely try it out.


2.NotesNook
i’ve got to say it’s been a while since
i’ve featured a new note taking application
but notesnook seems really promising
now there are three
key features that have to be built into
a note taking out before i consider
making the switch ease of use a clean
and fresh design
and online syncing support and notes
nook offers every single one of these features
and then a bunch of extra goodies as
well but the design of the app itself
is the talking point for me it looks
really nice and makes writing and
formatting notes and ideas
a beautiful experience and you can even
embed pictures
and videos into your notes which i can
see as being really useful.


3.Darkinator App
darkinator is a really simple application
that essentially offers just one feature
but it’s a really handy one at that so
without needing to grant it any permissions
darkinator will simply change your
phone’s wallpaper depending on what your
phone’s system theme is set to
now i have featured similar apps in the
past like auto dark or
automatic dark theme but both of those
require to grant permissions
via adb and with darkenator you can use
your phone’s native theme scheduling
or even just the quick settings toggle
which i really appreciate.


4.Trial sense Compaas App
trail sense is put simply a compass application but to define it
as just that really doesn’t do it justice now that
said as just a compass app it performs
this function really well and looks nice at the same
time it’ll let you know how accurate the compass reading is and
show you how to calibrate it
if need be but then on top of that the
apps also has a bunch of additional features
that are super impressive so there’s an
astronomy tab which will show you details
regarding the sun and moon rise and set
times there’s also a backtrack feature which records
waypoints and then helps you to later retrace your steps
if need be and then there’s also this huge
list of additional tools far too many to
cover in this short post
but that will essentially transform your
phone into a navigator’s best friend
like i said super impressive stuff.


5.Snapdrop
alright we’ve all been there you’re
working away on your computer you
realize you need a file that’s stored on your phone
so you get out the cable plug it in
switch it over to usb file transfer mode
open android file transfer quit and
reopen it again when it doesn’t work the first time
disconnect and reconnect your phone and
on and on it goes until somehow
you’re finally able to find the file
well thanks to snapdrop
that is officially a process of
yesteryear now i featured a number of
apps on the channel in the past that are
designed to make file transferring between pcs
and android phones more seamless
but honestly none have been quite as easy to use
as snapdrop is you simply download the
apps then navigate to snapdrop.net on your computer
and any devices in the near vicinity
will recognize each other instantly
then on either device you select a file
and boom it opens up
on the other device no accounts
necessary no third-party extensions
just plain and simple easy to use.


6.Meteor App
okay up until this point
speed test by auckla has been the go-to
for testing your internet speeds but
just recently i stumbled upon another
promising option called
meteor the functionality is very much the
same but it’s the look
and design of this apps that make it
worth checking out there’s some cool
animations a bunch of nice icons on show as well
but more than that it gets the job done.


7.Ripple Elite
ripple elite is a really nice wallpaper application
filled with an abundance of custom-made abstract backdrops
and i’ve got to say the diversity of the
backdrops featured within this app
is really impressive whether you’re
looking for minimal gradients or
backdrops with vectors in the middle or
even more outlandish and vibrant wallpapers
this app has got you covered the app
gets updated with new wallpapers every week so
it’s definitely worth a share.


8.Split Screen Launcher
it feels like a long time ago when android first introduced
split screen multitasking but if i’m being honest i very rarely
use the feature but the aptly named split screen
launcher is an application that makes it
much more efficient to make use of split screen multitasking
now to be fair there were a few
similar apps that did this same thing a
few years ago but most of them don’t work today split
screen launcher does if you’re unfamiliar with it you
use the app to create a shortcut to
launch two apps directly into split screen mode
even though the app hasn’t been updated
in nearly two years it still works pretty much
flawlessly and i can see it being
super useful for a number of you.


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9.ConCepts
so finally today we have concepts a powerful sketch pad
application that i’ve got to say is really nice to
use the app features pencils
pens and brushes that feel surprisingly accurate to use
because according to the developers
they’ve been designed to respond to not only pressure
but also tilt and velocity you can also select from a bunch
of different canvas types like crumple
to paper or blueprint
and then you can also use grids have a
bunch of separate layers if you want
and everything is vector based as well
meaning you can adjust the sizing of
whatever you’ve drawn
infinitely without losing any quality
it’s really one of the best
sketchpad applications i’ve ever used
and most of the core features are free
so it’s definitely worth trying out and that’s it.


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