5 Must-Have Android Apps
It seems that every mate around you fancies the logo of a bitten apple. The following fact may just upset them a little bit: Android has outrun Apple’s iOS and now is the most popular smartphone operating system in the UK, according to Kantar Worldpanel ComTech.
A survey done by the prominent market research firm early this year found that over one third – 36.9% to be precise – of UK smartphone consumers own an Android. Apple’s iPhone comes in next, with 28.5% of the total share.
With Android smartphones gaining so much popularity, you might just be one of the users coincidentally. And this is why you should not miss the following section, in which we introduce some of the best apps designed for Google’s open-source OS.
1. Auto Memory Manager (Free)
When your Android phone starts to go sluggish, try this out and see what happens! AMM is a free app for either rooted or unrooted phones. It provides memory information of your phone and allows you to set memory priority on apps. After setting the memory threshold, the app will kill certain applications once the mobile’s available memory falls below the set level. Go tweak your phone and boost its performance without task killers today!
2. Mr Number (Free)
Are you fed up with calls from telemarketers? Here’s your savior. The main function of this great app is to block unwanted calls as well as texts. Users can report spam numbers so that Mr Number can block these annoying calls from your phone automatically.
3. Tasker
This app promises you total automation of your Android. It allows your device to perform “tasks” based on the gesture, time, location, event, etc., without any manual labour. So don’t be surprised that your phone automatically starts playing music when you plug in your earphones next time.
4. Mint.com (Free)
This excellent Android app provides free personal financial service. It gives detailed real-time information about your bank accounts, investments and credit card balances. With this money-managing app, you can read all your transactions from various bank accounts, see your cash flow and set your budget plan.
5. London Bus Checker
If waiting for your bus to come feels like a century long even though the watch just ticks away a few minutes, London Bus Checker might be another app you need. This bus checker app collects data from TFL’s live data, which provides bus information on the city’s over 20,000 bus stops. With this UK’s best-selling travel app, you can save your bus wait to mere thirty seconds or less.
A survey done by the prominent market research firm early this year found that over one third – 36.9% to be precise – of UK smartphone consumers own an Android. Apple’s iPhone comes in next, with 28.5% of the total share.
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| UK smartphone installed base, by OS, January 2012. Source: Kantar Worldpanel ComTech |
With Android smartphones gaining so much popularity, you might just be one of the users coincidentally. And this is why you should not miss the following section, in which we introduce some of the best apps designed for Google’s open-source OS.
1. Auto Memory Manager (Free)
When your Android phone starts to go sluggish, try this out and see what happens! AMM is a free app for either rooted or unrooted phones. It provides memory information of your phone and allows you to set memory priority on apps. After setting the memory threshold, the app will kill certain applications once the mobile’s available memory falls below the set level. Go tweak your phone and boost its performance without task killers today!
2. Mr Number (Free)
Are you fed up with calls from telemarketers? Here’s your savior. The main function of this great app is to block unwanted calls as well as texts. Users can report spam numbers so that Mr Number can block these annoying calls from your phone automatically.
3. Tasker
This app promises you total automation of your Android. It allows your device to perform “tasks” based on the gesture, time, location, event, etc., without any manual labour. So don’t be surprised that your phone automatically starts playing music when you plug in your earphones next time.
4. Mint.com (Free)
This excellent Android app provides free personal financial service. It gives detailed real-time information about your bank accounts, investments and credit card balances. With this money-managing app, you can read all your transactions from various bank accounts, see your cash flow and set your budget plan.
5. London Bus Checker
If waiting for your bus to come feels like a century long even though the watch just ticks away a few minutes, London Bus Checker might be another app you need. This bus checker app collects data from TFL’s live data, which provides bus information on the city’s over 20,000 bus stops. With this UK’s best-selling travel app, you can save your bus wait to mere thirty seconds or less.
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