There are so many apps out there right now, it’s hard to know which ones are worth the money. Even the free ones are overloading your device. But, for every bad app, there are many more good ones out there worth checking out. Below is a list of 7 free android apps for 2014.
1. Fancy Widgets
Fancy Widgets isn’t the absolute best app out there in terms of whiz-bang features, but it’s still really slick. This app allows you to customize widgets that sit on your screen. Information about the time, weather, and a bunch of other stuff. Simple and yet beautiful.
2. Google Play Widgets
Google Play store has its own cool set of widgets, but the Play widget puts the store right on your Android device. Play Recommendations suggests content that you might want on your home screen, like books, music, newsstand, and even movies or T.V. It also shows clickable album covers or movie-poster art. Check out the reviews. Lots of people are reviewing it and it’s definitely worth watching all of the functionality before getting it.
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3. Super-Bright LED Flashlight
This is a simple app that aims to use the flash on your mobile as a flashlight. It’s really handy for times when you’re standing in the dark and you don’t want to be. Or, let’s say you’re getting up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom or to finish the leftovers from dinner. The flashlight will come in handy – guaranteed.
4. Easy Voice Recorder
Easy voice recorder is a voice recorder. Simple. Free. Whenever you have thoughts, start talking. Just make sure you press “record” before you do.
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5. Cloud Storage Widgets
So, you’ve been using video downloading software from sites like http://www.youtubedownloadersite.com. You need a place to store all these files. You could use your phone’s hard drive, but there’s only so much space for that. Eventually you’ll run out. Then what? Here’s where cloud storage comes in handy.
When your phone reaches the limit of available space, move everything over to the cloud. DropBox and Box apps make that really super-easy.
6. Mint.com
You need a way to manage your money. Mint is free. It’s like a match made in heaven. Intuit’s Mint program is very popular, and very simple. You add your financial account information, and the program links everything together. This app is actually an extension of the online site Mint.com. If you’ve never heard of it before, it’s probably because Intuit does a lot more business with businesses than consumers. But, it’s one of the most reputable businesses in this space. Give it a go. You won’t be sorry.
7. WordPress QuickPress
Do you blog? If so, you’ll want WordPress QuickPress. Usually, blogging is done at your computer at a desk somewhere. But, what if you happen to be out somewhere and need to post something immediately? You never know when inspiration will strike. That’s what this app is for.
