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best android apps

hoseinihoseini Posts: 29
in Android

What are the best free android apps? (video,internet,funny,...)

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  • Goineasy9Goineasy9 Posts: 1,116
    Dolphin browser HD- so far my favorite browser.
    Folder Organizer- although there are other similar apps that I haven't tried.
    Angry Birds- the first game I've liked in 20 years.
    Droid Light or MotoTorch LED - emergency flashlight.
    Reddit is fun - because it is.
    Android IRC or AndroIRC - nice to have IRC access, whenever, wherever.
    QR Droid - QR codes decoded and generated.
    Bar Control - when you need to play with your notification bar.
    Dilbert - got to have Dilbert.
    Google Earth, Google Sky Map, Google Services, Google Goggles - all sorts of Googley goodness.
    Vignette - when stock camera apps don't do it all.

    I'll add more when I get more time.
  • mfillpotmfillpot Posts: 2,180
    I really like ES File Explorer as a file manager.

    As for games, Bubble Blast, angry birds, jewels, unblock me free and slice it.
    Misc.. Catch Notes, Compass, ringdroid, winamp beta
  • Goineasy9Goineasy9 Posts: 1,116
    Yes, I agree with Matt, ES File Manager is a very helpful file manager. Easy to get to look at all files, including the SD card within a single app.
  • benben Posts: 135
    Android WiFi Analyzer,
    a must have if you want to survey an area with your phone
  • mfillpotmfillpot Posts: 2,180
    ben wrote:
    Android WiFi Analyzer,
    a must have if you want to survey an area with your phone

    Thank you for sharing that app, I will have some fun scanning areas with it.
  • LowellNLowellN Posts: 1
    I agree WiFI Analyzer is a great tool but a great app to go along side it for network information is "Overlook Fing"
  • mfillpotmfillpot Posts: 2,180
    LowellN wrote:
    I agree WiFI Analyzer is a great tool but a great app to go along side it for network information is "Overlook Fing"

    Thank you for sharing this application, it is quite useful. Details can be found at https://market.android.com/details?id=com.overlook.android.fing
  • odlevakpodlevakp Posts: 30
    My favorite Android apps are
    [ul]
    [li]Wifi Analyzer[/li]
    [li]ConnectBot[/li]
    [li]Astro[/li]
    [li]Twitter[/li]
    [li]Terminal Emulator[/li]
    [/ul]
    and from Google featured:
    [ul]
    [li]Androidify[/li]
    [li]Google Sky Map[/li]
    [li]Gesture Search[/li]
    [/ul]

    I was also able to get opkg there (have a CyanogenMod based rom) and install midnight commander, htop, rsync and dropbear... vi was already installed iirc. Using them via terminal emulator really sucks (no hw keyboard), but since dropbear is a ssh server I can connect to my phone from my computer.

    Also tried Overlook Fing when I saw the post here and it looks very interesting :woohoo:
  • LegacyUserLegacyUser Posts: 0
    thank you for starting this thread and sharing the application info
  • LindaBrownLindaBrown Posts: 5
    For me, Shazam
  • ZnekeZneke Posts: 1
    As for me it's Admin Hands SSH/FTP, so far best solution for server administrators. It's new but very handful.
  • shreya.pandeyshreya.pandey Posts: 3
    edited September 2017

    Best app is a very subjective topic, still to answer your question I found Messanger, WhatsApp, Zomato, Vimeo very helpful. Apps keep releasing every month which are really good.

    You can refer best app of September 2017 here: = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eH0-8AnnGQ

  • visasuold99visasuold99 Posts: 1

    I agree WiFI Analyzer is a first-rate tool but a wonderful app to head along facet it for community dataapp is "Overlook Fing"

  • maxxsinmaxxsin Posts: 1

    best racing game? Toy Truck Rally 3D Game

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