Must-have Apps for Music Lovers 2018

More people are listening to music on their phones than on any other device more than ever. However, our little electronic leashes have made it possible for us to do so much more than just stream our favorite tunes.

We’ve rounded up the 10 best apps to make the most out of your mobile music experience.

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5 Android Apps To Protect Your Phone From Criminals

Mobile security is a major area of concern for personal as well as corporate users. Since Android powered phones occupy the largest share of the smartphone market, they are increasingly being targeted by hackers and cyber criminals. With this increase, there is an increased chance that you too will encounter malware. So, what can be done about it?

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Android M's Dialer App Will Have Visual Voicemail Support

Android M, the next version of Google's mobile operating system that will be launching this fall, will feature built-in visual voicemail support for its dialer function.

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Human alarm clock lets you wake up with strangers

Social alarm clock 'Wakie' lets you rise to the sound of a stranger’s voice by matching up ‘sleepyheads’ who need a wake-up call, with benevolent ‘wakies’

Get it :- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wakie.android&hl=en

There’s nothing sociable about being woken up by the loud buzzing, beeping or ringing of an alarm clock, but how about being stirred by the dulcet tones of a someone you’ve never met before?


That’s the concept behind the ‘Wakie’ app – a community of people who wake each other up in the morning.


Sign up with your phone number (which stays anonymous), set an alarm for the required time and instead of an ear-splitting alarm you get a call from another Wakie who will chat you into consciousness.


The call automatically disconnects after 60 seconds, which the developers say ensures there will be ‘no awkward goodbyes’. You can also pay back the favour and choose to wake someone up yourself.


If a Wakie isn’t available at the required time you receive a back-up automated call instead, ensuring no missed job interviews, late school runs or angry bosses.


While many users have been positive about the concept of a social alarm clock, the free app does have its critics.

Wakie connects users of a similar age and the opposite gender, which raises questions about whether it strays into dating or 'hook-up' territory.

If you’re not capable of much more than a grunt in the morning it’s probably not going to be for you either. As one Reddit user put it: "Talking to someone is the last thing I want to do when I first wake up".


Some also fear that it won’t be long before people start trolling the app for “creepy” conversations, or it’s hijacked by pranksters to deliver less-than-soothing wake-up calls.

If you want to be woken up by Wakie you currently have to be in the US, Canada, UK, Singapore or Hong Kong, but ‘wakers’ can sign up from anywhere in the world.

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20 best new Android apps and games

APPS

Adobe Photoshop Mix (Free)

This is partly for fun, and partly for pro designers: an app to edit and share your mobile photographs, but also to transfer them to the Photoshop CC software on your main computer for further work if needed. It ties in to Adobe’s Creative Cloud subscription.
www.adobe.com/products/mix.html

Kamcord - Game Screen Recorder (Free)

Twitch is all the rage for sharing live streams of gameplay on all platforms, but Kamcord is a different take on the idea. It focuses purely on recording your Android game sessions then sharing them with the world – on a not-live basis.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kamcord.app&hl=en

Monster Mingle (£2.29)

Freshly ported from iOS, this is a colourful, quirky children’s app designed for pre-schoolers. It involves building monsters by swapping in body parts littered around its landscape, while exploring the skies and ocean.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cowlyowl.monstermingle

Dash Radio (Free)

Getting out into the app stores ahead of Apple’s new streaming music service, Dash Radio wants to reinvent, well, radio. It’s a collection of more than 60 stations programmed by DJs (Snoop Dogg included), with the promise of no ads.Read our recent interview for more details.
dashradio.com/

Flipd - Remove Distractions (Free)

Flipd is an Android app for people with no self-control (i.e. the majority of smartphone owners) when it comes to using their device. It’s a productivity aid that literally locks your phone so you can concentrate on something else for a while.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.flipd.app


Lumo Lift (Free)

Released in beta, this is a “digital posture coach” that also tracks your activity – you’ll need its companion gadget strapped to your clothing – with the ability to vibrate to warn you not to slump like a less-grumpy schoolteacher.


Popcorn Buzz (Free)

“The app that lets you talk with up to 200 people at the same time, for free”. Because this is something we have all been kicking ourselves about being unable to do, right? Oh. But this new app from social network Line could be useful for chatting to smaller groups of friends and family.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.linecorp.conference&hl=en

APUS Browser (Free)

The big selling point for this new web browser is its tiny footprint on your device: it’s just 0.6MB in size. Maker APUS is claiming that it’s not just small though: it’s pretty nippy too. It’s most useful if you’re on a cheaper smartphone and a slow connection, although Opera Mini is a tough rival there.
https://www.apus.com/

Ramadan Legacy (Free)

Muslims are preparing for the month of Ramadan, which begins on Wednesday 17 June. Here’s a new app that aims to be a companion for the annual event: a mixture of planning, information and social tools to complement the month ahead.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ramadan.legacy

Webmaker Beta (Free)

Finally, something interesting from Firefox maker Mozilla: a tool that “transforms web users into web makers”, whether they’re creating photo galleries, scrapbooks or memes. Yes, this kind of stuff is handled by no end of other social apps, but the goal here is to make something more open.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.mozilla.webmaker

GAMES

Tiki Taka Soccer (Free + IAP)

If you, like me, grew up on the Sensible Soccer games, Tiki Taka Soccer’s pixelly graphics will give you a bolt of nostalgia. Thankfully, this is a worthy successor in gameplay too: an inventive touchscreen football game with light management features.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.timconstant.tikitakasoccer

You Must Build a Boat (£1.99)

There’s a lot of buzz building around You Must Build a Boat, and justifiably so: it’s brilliant. A sequel to the fun 10000000, yes it does involve building a boat – but also battling monsters, recruiting a crew and wielding magic by matching tiles – with no in-app purchases in sight.
https://www.google.com/tikitakasoccer/

Hitman: Sniper (£3.99 + IAP)

This is the latest game based on the Hitman console brand: and unsurprisingly, it’s all about the long-range shooting. There are more than 150 missions to snipe through, bagging new rifles as you go. A neat companion to the excellent Hitman Go game.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.squareenixmontreal.hitmansniperandroid&hl=en

Angry Birds Fight! (Free + IAP)

The latest freemium Angry Birds game takes its cues from mobile hits like Puzzle & Dragons and Best Fiends, as you match birds in the bottom half of the screen to battle enemies at the top. It may sound cynical, but actually this is good fun.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rovio.angrybirdsfight&hl=en

AlphaBetty Saga (Free + IAP)

Saga? Yes, this is the latest from Candy Crush publisher King, and as the rest of its title implies, this is a word game. Your job is to link letter-tiles to make words as you work through more than 100 levels – with the familiar system of boosters and in-app purchases for when you get stuck.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.king.alphabettysaga&hl=en_GB


Final Fantasy Tactics (£10.49)

Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions to give this its full title – a mobile port of Square Enix’s PSP game from 2007 which was itself a port of a 1997 PlayStation game. This is still an excellent turn-based strategy game, as you marshal your team and make the most of their special abilities.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.square_enix.android_googleplay.FFT_en2&hl=en

Terminator Genisys: Revolution (Free + IAP)

Glu Mobile has had a huge hit with its Kim Kardashian: Hollywood game, but now it’s turning its attention to another aspect of Hollywood: killer robots from the future. This tie-in to the new Terminator film is an entertaining, guns-blazing third-person shooter.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.glu.t5&hl=en

Robbery Bob 2: Double Trouble (£1.99 + IAP)

The original Robbery Bob was a clever mix of action and strategy, as you snuck around a bunch of houses trying to burgle them without being caught. This sequel is just as fun: 60 new levels and lots of new gadgets to help you avoid the long arm of the law (or the sharp teeth of the dog).
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chillingo.robberybob2.android.gplay&hl=en

Alpha Squadron 2 (Free + IAP)

If you’ve a yen for a space-shooter, Alpha Squadron 2 is an essential download. It looks good, feels fast, and presents you with plenty of varied enemies and environments to take on with your starfighter. Tutorials and its first mission is free, before you stump up to unlock the rest.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.MartianMonkey.AlphaSquadron2&hl=en

Brickies (Free + IAP)

In an app store awash with Candy Crush and Clash of Clans clones, developers taking inspiration from older arcade hits can feel fresh. That’s certainly the case for Brickies: a neat reworking of the classic Breakout / Arkanoid formula, as you smash bricks with a paddle and ball.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.noodlecake.brickies

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Save articles to watch later

Put articles, videos or pretty much anything into Pocket.Save directly from your browser or from apps like Twitter, Flipboard, Pulse and Zite.If it's in Pocket, it's on your phone, tablet or computer. You don't even need an Internet connection.

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Facebook fast mobile app with less data!

Facebook Lite app uses less data and works in all network conditions.Easy to download and surf fast!

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Add action movie special effects to any video

Lights, Camera, Action!
Add the fun and excitement of big-budgetHollywood special effects to any video with FxGuru

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Cam Scanner

Intelligent solution for document management on all devices, starting from capturing information precisely to storing, sharing, annotating and managing documents for different purposes. It makes the contents easily-accessed, organized and the collaboration efficient.

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Reverse Your movie

This app lets you create a reverse video that looks like a magic trick! First record a video of someone (or you): walking, drinking orange juice, talking or any other idea that comes to your head! After that select a desired movie fragment and press start! The app will reverse your video: you will see people walking backwards, your friend spitting the juice out, people talking backwards!

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Lock screen app

Now here's an interesting idea: an editable lockscreen that you use to share pictures and notes with your friends.Basically, you set a picture as your lockscreen then scribble on top of it. Whatever you draw or write will then appear on top of the lockscreens of all those in your LokLok group.

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Learn languages free

Google Translate may be great, but the long-term aim should be to learn to speak all those languages yourself. Duolingo does an amazing job of making this fun, with a format that's a bit like a pub quiz machine. It currently supports Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian and English, and if you "play" it regularly you'll definitely pick up at least some competence in your chosen language. With more intensive use you can give yourself a week's crash course before a trip abroad.

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Face editng apps!

Here are some face editing android apps for your phone.You can edit your face different ways.

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Android note apps!

Free android note apps!

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Wi-Fi mouse App

Transform your phone/tablet into a wireless mouse, keyboard and trackpad using WiFi Mouse. WiFi Mouse supports speech-to-text as well as multi-finger trackpad gestures. WiFi Mouse enables you to control your PC, MAC or HTPC effortlessly through a local network connection.

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Android apps

Are you being fed up installing android apps via phone!    

Have you ever wanted to get your hands on the latest game, only to find that the Google Play thought it wasn't compatible with your phone?

Until now you've been stuck, but a new online service also come with Chrome extension called APK Downloader will allow you to download an apk file from the Google Play directly to your desktop rather than to your device.

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