Top 10 Android Apps for your Android Smartphone

Android phones are well recommended for nerds, who sacrifice for simple access for customisation, and easy use for sheer horsepower. But, now there is not much to choose from- whether you have a Nexus 4, Galaxy S4 or something else, you’re using Android. Right from downloading Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, you can get Android Star Wars and Temple Run; you will have an easy access to all. Open Google Voice, and you can make a transcription in just few minutes. So, here is a list of 10 amazing apps that could help you avail exciting benefits of owning an Android device:

1. Mint
Mint includes all your accounts, debt, investments and credit card accounts into one screen. Designed by Intuit, thus, one can be relatively be sure that the info is safe and has all your finances in one view which is amazingly convenient. The free Mint Android app brings all that to you in one app and fills it in your phone; you can quickly access where actually your money is going to and coming from and how much you are left with in the end.

2. National Rail Enquiries
Once the real free, National Rail third party went to pay, the National Railways have brought in its very own free application known as National Rail Enquiries which allows you to check the status of the train, train timing, and delay notifications. When you access the app for the first time, it asks you to enter homes and work train station and with the help of Get me Home button, you can see the availability of trains.

3. SWYPE / SWIFT Key
The stock type board on the Android devices are not that great. But the openness of the platform gives you the assistance of other alternatives to help you type faster and precise. Choosing a single could be tough as each of them is worth a shot. Swype allows you to drag fingers across the keys to type while Swift Key offers great auto- correction and predictive inputs. There are several other keyboards present with Android to access but these are the top most

4. Google Googles
With a tinge of novelty, Google Googles allows you to click pictures and make Google analyze them and arrives with a search result web page for what it really think you’re looking. But, the main use of the app is like the QR code reader, which allows you to scan barcodes for easy app access and whatever data people code in the old little squares.

5. Skyfire 3.0
The best thing about Skyfire is that it assists Flash content, pop-up of the little window while detecting YouTube video or something like that. The actual flash world is tackled by the server of Skyfire, which takes care of all the computer things and sends files to handsets. The browser is a little slow on the phone, but works like a dream with smarter processors. Despite its availability on the Android 2.2, it is still not good for the phones that are not supportive to Adobe Flash Player.

6. Pocket
Pocket has rapidly become the favourite “read it in future” service that allows you to catch up on the articles and pages at a later time as per your convenience. A free Android app with clean design and automatic update function makes Pocket a great app. You can use the “Share” spec from any page to save your unread article to Pocket.

7. Snapseed
Snapseed is a marvellous, photo editing application available for free that offers more than the basic filters which most people make use of in applications like Instagram. It takes some time to acknowledge the tap+ slide manner of interaction with pictures, but, once you understand, you can easily adjust the crops, contrast adjustments, saturations and more, working like your Android device. Google owns the app and the integration of Google+ makes the app all the more dynamic and social for great future development

8. Even in the Sky
Of the plethora of the weather apps available on the Android operating system, Even in the Sky is at present the favourite for a weather check. With a fresh design and interactive widget line, the program is super- glanceable. The free app abides by the Holo instructions and allows you to rapidly swipe left and right between every view. If you just wish to know that you’ll be needing an umbrella today, then Even in the Sky is the perfect weather app for it.

9. Rdio or Spotify
Google has at last started offering the capability to sync your music to its cloud on Google Music, but with music streaming actions like Spotify or Rdio it gets more simple and easy. You will surely want to give both the apps a try and check out which one you prefer better. Spotify offers more radio style song listening while Rdio is a slightly better option displaying you the choice of your friend’s music too. Whatever app you select, you will surely need to upgrade it to a paid service to avail more features.

10. Any. DO
People have surely loved clear on iOS because it was a pretty great way to manage tasks and Any.DO does the same for the Android users. All you need to do is drag and drop your task near the app to ensure that you check it out in a glance and you can easily share your jobs and errands with your co-workers and friends. The app can be accessed free and is available on several platforms, but it's the best on the Android OS. You can switch missed calls into tasks mechanically, synchronize with Google Tasks and put reminders when you need to pick kids from the school.

Thus, with so many important and much required Android apps, you can surely gain a good access to all the major requirements in your day-to-day life. So, check out the apps and see which ones you need for yourself.