Best Android Apps - Top 10 Best Android Apps 2021

Best Android Apps - Top 10 Best Android Apps  2021

Welcome back to the Best Android Apps - Top 10 Best Android Apps 2021. Sorry for the late start, but better late than never. This month, I'm going to show off one wallpaper app, six regular apps and for exciting games, you know, usual, I also wanted to shout out to hard geek star for creating this awesome vector in my face. He did an amazing job, and I'm sure it took him a long time to do so I'll drop his Instagram and Twitter right below the like button if you want to check out his work and maybe even purchase one for yourself. Also, be sure to check out my second website called How to Win in Espanol. If you'd like to read my tutorial s in Spanish. We're also on Facebook now, which is fantastic. Anyway, the first app is also the wallpaper for this month. (This tutorial Best Android Apps)

Yes, it's that good. It's called True picks. And this is one of the best customization apps that you can install on your phone. It shows you a ton of amazing home screens that were created by the community. And tapping on the setup brings up the list of apps that were used to create it. It's that simple. Each setup is even categorized so that you can find your preferred home screens a lot quicker. The tabs to the right called papers have some spectacular walls that will make your jaw drop. Every one of them is a vector and there are plenty of styles to choose from. Some of my favorites include dark stars, since I only one plus device, emulator 28, chroma 36. And any exclusive wallpapers if you get the prime version for just $1 extra in developer even provided me with 30 promo codes to give away to you guys, so if you'd like to win one, be sure to follow me on both my Twitter and Instagram at how to men, I'm dropping the promo code before the end of the month. (This tutorial Best Android Apps)

Next on this list is a launcher that just got released to the public called ratio and the concept behind it is to get you to be more productive when using your phone by minimizing distraction. So it's a bit different from the usual swipe up after a theme includes only two pages. The pace to the left has all of your widgets and a card-like format. This can include weather, music, player, calendar, calculator, timer, etc. And each card is also expandable. If you find yourself constantly interacting with a widget, you can even pin it to the top of the screen to find out more quickly. Then towards the bottom of the screen, there's a search bar that lets you Google things. On the other hand, the pace of the write includes all of your apps categorized into sections, app box, and essentials are ready-made. (This tutorial Best Android Apps)

But you can create even more categories and move the apps around between each one. There's also a search bar at the bottom which is used to search for apps. But like I said before, this launcher is all about keeping your focus. So every icon and widget will be in black and white No matter if you have the darker light theme enabled. The elements that are marked in yellow are the things that will grab your attention the most. You can even Mark some of your apps or expand them to make them stand out. The most useful feature, however, is that you can see your app usage tied below each icon. And there's a more detailed overview when you long-press on an icon and let go of it. On that same page. (This tutorial Best Android Apps)

You can also lock the app to view its notifications, hide it from your app drawer, or do a lot more. My only issues with the ratio are that it's a bit confusing. They get the hang up when you first install it. And it's still a bit buggy. But for his first public release, it's not allowed the launcher and the developers have accomplished their goal of helping me use my phone less for those of you in school or for anyone who needs to write a paper paraphrase, who will reward your text to help eliminate any plagiarism. Now of course plagiarism isn't cool, and you really shouldn't plagiarize. But you can still use this tool to change the wording of your poorly written essay. So within this app, you can paste any text, and then tapping the arrow button will rewrite or including the actual words within your essay.

Those words will be in green, so you can quickly tell what's being changed, but I would still double-check it since some of the wording could be incorrect. There's also a search button to check for any possible plagiarism. I'm not sure how powerful it is, but I did test it by copying text from an Andrew police article, and they found that source instantly. Finally, you can check for any grammatical errors by tapping on the ABC button. And once you're okay with the final wording, you can save it as a doc or txt file. Now before I move on to the next step, I'd like to give a shout-out to Skillshare for sponsoring this tutorial. Skillshare is a fantastic website to learn multiple things at once, and their online community is incredibly powerful. Their approach to teaching is made through easy to follow tutorial s that are made by fellow creatives. (This tutorial Best Android Apps)

And with this pandemic occurring Skillshare is a great way to break up some of your boring daily routines while you spend time indoors. Since you can discover spontaneous acts of creativity. It can settle your mind if you're feeling anxious since they have plenty of classes to help you express your feelings. If you need a bit of structure or organization where you work from home, they have created challenges or productivity classes to help you set small goals and feel a sense of accomplishment. Or even if you're just rearranging furniture, they have interior design classes to help you out. Some of my favorite classes include a productivity class by Ollie to boost my productivity, and an advanced tutorial editing class for Adobe Premiere by Jordi to help improve my editing.

But they also offer thousands of other classes for creative and curious people. Skillshare is also incredibly affordable especially with the parents of pricey in-person classes and workshops and your followers are less than 10 bucks a month. And guess what the first 1000 of follows to click the link in the description, we'll get a free trial of premium membership to explore your creativity. Skillshare is the perfect way to escape from everything that's going on right now and gain some new skills. Since we're all constantly inside our homes with almost nothing to do, it's so easy to get bored. So I recommend you download harbors that it'll give you small challenges to shake up your day. (This tutorial Best Android Apps)

They range from unusual tasks, such as recording five sentences, and a made-up language or wearing a hat for the rest of the day to being productive, such as replying to emails, or decluttering, and tidying your belongings, their practical, simple, and fun. Plus, the best part is that everyone has the same type of challenges each day. And you can see other people's comments on those tasks, and even reply to them. Every day, the challenges will change, so you'll never get the same old job. This next app is super simple, yet useful. We've all been there where we want to share a link, but it's extremely long and it looks spammy, you could use a third party link shortener but then the receiver won't have a clue where that link leaves them to. So it's pretty suss.

However, if you use clean to share, you can automatically remove those hundreds of additional characters used for tracking so the URL will be a lot shorter, and the receiver can know where that link will take them to use this app just to screen share from the sharing menu, and then you can reshare that cleaned up URL. I know first-world problems. But it's effortless to use and only takes an extra tap or two. This next app is just straight-up cool. It's not useful, and you probably shouldn't use it that often. But liquid tear down provides the coolest charging animation I've ever seen. When you look up your phone, you'll get an inside look at your phone, two terminals and the battery will slowly rise in a liquid-like fashion. I've tried on multiple devices and each one has a different design. It's interesting to see what the inside of each phone looks like.

My personal favorite is the internals for the pixel four XL the battery is much smaller than the Galaxy Note 10 Plus or the one plus eight pros. So it's no wonder that this phone game is such a terrible battery experience. switching it over to the games, Russia is a banger. It's one of those games that you would think has a ton of advertisements since it's so simple and addicting, but it barely has any. essentially you're just aiming a ball through a series of obstacles and you can only touch barriers that have the same color as the fall. If you touch any other color or the ball falls off the course, immediately game over. It's easy to pick up but eventually, the levels will get a lot harder and the frustration is real.

Another game that is frustrating but still feels satisfying when you complete the stages is a vertical adventure. The goal is to get the white ball to reach the top, collect all the targets, and avoid colorful shapes. You have to constantly touch the screen to guide the ball and, of course, the top to the center, the better you'll be able to control it. It's an addicting game. But of course, the stages only get tougher with plenty more shapes to avoid and bigger masks to jump through. Still, it's a perfect game to play while you're in the restroom or you're bored. This third game is yet another battle where y'all called bullet league is a 2d platformer, and right away you'll get thrown in the match with 32 other players. Each battle only lasts for a couple of minutes, so you'll need to run around picking up any weapons upgrades or health packs as fast as possible to attack any other players around you.

Get off of mines rocks to construct phrases so you can jump higher and retire platforms. And at all times you need to avoid accidentally leaving the same stone otherwise you'll begin to lose the house and then eventually die. The game is pretty straightforward and it's easy to get the hang up since auto-aim is automatically enabled. There are also solo and squad matches with different master plans so you'll never get bored of the gameplay. Put the frog is the last game on this list. It's a casual arcade game where you need to pull back on the white frog and has jumped to the top. The concept is very similar to vertical adventure and the controls are just like brushes. You don't need time to jump just right avoid fights and sometimes reach plants that I just trampoline to shoot you higher into the air.

You can also catch coins along the way to purchase a variety of costumes. Other than that there's not much to it. It's a simple time killer. Anyways, that concludes the best introduction of 2021 I hope you guys enjoyed my selection. If you did make sure to drop a thumbs up and get follow hit the notification bell turned on. You enjoy my content is all my tutorial s similar to this one. Either way, don't forget to follow me on Twitter and Instagram at how to men for a chance of winning those promo codes. Next tutorial apps music