smartphones

DuckDuckGo is one among the many internet browsers available currently in the market competing along with side established players such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge. This browser is now available for Android, ios and Windows platforms. However, in this article, we will be taking a closer look at the android app. DuckDuckGo separates itself from other browsers due to its strictly ‘no tracking’ policy as well as a clean and straightforward interface that is less resource-intensive than chrome and firefox. The most important feature of the DuckDuckGo browser is a privacy grading tool that ranks each website by giving it grades from A to F with A being the most secure and F being the worst and hence best to avoid. The browser also has a ‘fire’ button that can delete all the open tabs and browsing data with one tap.

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.