My first smartphone was the Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830i released in the year 2012. It was even then a lower mid-range device with modest specs. It had just a 320*480 TFT display and a single core 832mhz processor by Broadcom. It also had a paltry 158MB internal memory and the capability to expand the memory …
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The ecosystem of smartphone apps is undoubtedly very vast and diverse. There will be innumerable number of competing apps even in a precisely defined limited category such as ‘running games’. Games such as Temple Run, Subway Surfers, Agent Dash as well as their sequels and knock offs crowd this category. The selection becomes even more diverse as the category becomes wider such as ‘adventure games’, ‘strategy games’, ‘multiplayer games’, ‘e-commerce apps’ etc. In this article, we will be taking a quick look at my take on some of the most useful apps from several criteria.
Android as an operating system has no dearth of quality music players. Currently, they range from minimalist and straightforward music players such as ‘Musicolet’ to highly customizable and complex music players such as JetAudio HD music player plus. There are also dedicated music players from corporate giants such as Sony and Sennheiser, which are primarily …
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Oneui icon pack is aimed at providing the feel of One UI for non-Samsung Android devices. The icons in the collection are inspired by the flat icon design and consist of colourful squares with rounded corners. This icon pack is compatible with several launchers whether it be Nova launcher, Atom launcher, Apex launcher, Poco launcher etc.
Google Playstore in Android and Appstore in iOS has no shortage of photo editing apps. Some of the most popular ones are Adobe Photoshop Express, Adobe Lightroom, Picsart and Pixlr. However, among all the photo editing apps, the one I use most often is Snapseed. There are a host of features and customization possible with …
In September 2016, the corporate giant Apple launched iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. The keyword in the launching event was ‘courage’ and this display of ‘courage’ made a dent in the smartphone industry forever. To put it simply, Apple took away the headphone jack (aka 3.5mm jack) and needless to say android smartphone manufacturers …
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One of the most unique wall paper apps in the play store amidst a sea of similar ones.
