Thursday, October 29, 2015 |
With more startups and digital marketers taking the mobile apps route, there is a flood of apps out there! Most of them lie unused or underused for some time and ultimately die a slow death. To make it big as a mobile app development in this crowded and competitive segment, your app needs to be so much more than just another one. It needs vibe and vigor along with a certain X factor. You need a team like the one at Complete Web Graphics to work on your app to bring these elements on board.
Keeping these factors in mind, our experts at CWG have picked up some mobile apps which have hit the highway in 2015. These are killer apps for Android devices, which make up the lion’s share of the smartphone market. Take a quick look at these apps and download from Google PlayStore whichever app wins your attention! Here they are:
Stagefright: Stagefright is a new malware threat detected on Android devices in the recent times. The malware spreads around with MMS data. The mobile app Stagefright Detector App helps your Android device to combat this malware. It will alert you if your device is under threat from this app. It will scan the phone and inform you about updates to your phone OS.
Yahoo LiveText: This is a video chat with a difference! You already know and use video chatting options where you speak to the person, facing each other virtually. But if you are in a zone where speaking is not possible, like a seminar or a classroom, you can use Yahoo LiveText to use text messages through the video interface! In other words, you see each other and talk through texts. This is the next big thing in video chatting.
Accomplish: We all have a To-Do function in our phones, along with a calendar that doubles up as a reminder. We hardly find it convenient to match all of them together to coordinate and give you the perfect schedule for the day. You can ‘accomplish’ that with the Android app, Accomplish. True, there are no unique features here to blow your head off, but what you get makes your life simpler. Isn’t that enough?
Microsoft Translator: This mobile app translates your Microsoft documents into a voice message. There are more than 50 languages as options. It is particularly useful for those who do not want to spend too much time poring over a long document. You can simply opt for a voice to read it out to you. You can sync this with Android Wear so you don’t have to carry your mobile to avail this app.
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Definitely one of the best and easy to understand i have come across. Its simple and to the point. Thumbs up!!!
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