5 Android apps you shouldn't miss this week [MAR 1]

Welcome back to the Android apps weekly, the only article that bring you the hottest apps in Google Play Store weekly. Today we are going to talk about browsers, sound apps, youtube and many more. Let's get started.

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Flynx

[Price: Free]

Flynx is a special kind of browser that opens up in floating bubbles instead of full screen like a normal browser. It was updated to version 1.0 which means it has finally sacrificed beta. The update also brought a number of new features. It’s totally free so it's a worth looking.

                           

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Almightree: The Last Dreamer

[Price: $1.99]
Almightree is a 3D puzzle platformer where you play as an adventurer to who must bring balance to a adventurous and crumbling world. It brings with it decent and vivid graphics, a fun story, and really good game music. It’s $1.99 but there are no in app purchases.

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SoundHUD

[Price: Free with in app purchases]
SoundHUD is a new app that helps you control your volume without root. Using this, you can put your Lollipop device into actual silent mode if you want and there are many other features such as the ability to only adjust media volume on tablets. It’s free to use with in app purchases. Be sure to check it out, especially if you really miss silent mode in lollipop.

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Heavenstrike Rivals

[Price: Free with in app purchases]
Heavenstrike Rivals is a new tactical RPG by Square Enix. It has some pretty decent graphics and vivid colors and similar battle mechanics to Final Fantasy Tactics. Not exactly the same, but similar. It’s free with in app purchases and it’s worth a look if you’re a strategy RPG fan. 

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YouTube Kids

[Price: Free]
YouTube Kids was released this last by Google by getting generally positive reviews. It is a YouTube app that is focused specifically at kids and contains playlists with entertaining and educational content for kids. It’s an app that all parents should at least try out and it is totally free. Give some entertainment to your kids, I'm sure kids will love all the entertaining playlists. 

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5 Android Apps you shouldn't miss this week [FEB 22]

Welcome back to the Android Apps Weekly, the only articles that brings you the latest and hot apps trending on Google Play Store weekly. This week we talk about VLC, IFTTT and many more. Let's get started with 5 apps you shouldn't miss this week.

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VLC

[Price: Free]
VLC is releasing an update soon to version 3.0 and it will come with big changes. The biggest of which will be Chromecast support. That means very soon, Chromecast users will have a powerful media player in their bag. The update isn't out yet but it should be coming sometime soon in future  update. But be in touch with current beta version of VLC.

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Monkey King Escape

[Price: Free with in app purchases]
Monkey King Escape is a new infinite runner out of Ubisoft that features some colorful and good graphics, fun cartoons, and of course, that always addictive infinite runner style. It’s fairly run of the water when compared to others, but it’s still a great game for kids and adults who love animals(especially monkey).

                                 

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Pushbullet

[Price: Free]
Pushbullet received a huge update this last week. Now, on top of text messages, you can also respond to Facebook Messenger, Whatsapp, and Google Hangouts messages on your computer. This is the update that a lot of people have been waiting for and really helps an already strong set of features from Pushbullet.

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Do Button by IFTTT

[Price: Free]
Do Button by IFTTT is a new app from the same great minds that gave us, you guess it, IFTTT. This allows you to create a button that does whatever you want when you press it. Simply create the recipe and then whenever you tap the button, your device will do the things you want. It’s also totally free.

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Draw Slasher by Mass Media

[Price: $2.99]
Draw Slasher was a popular game on the PS Vita console and last week it saw an official Android release. It’s an action-adventure hack and slash game where you swipe to slash up bad guys. It’s a paid game but there are no in app purchases which is quite good.

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5 Android apps you shouldn't miss this week [FEB 16]

Google's Play Store is full of useful and non useful apps, but you really shouldn't miss some of these apps. Welcome to the articles of Android Apps weekly, the only weekly articles that bring you the hottest apps of Play Store.
Let's Check out some of the big Android Apps of this week.

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PPSSPP PSP Emulator

[Price: Free / $5.99]

PPSSPP PSP Emulator is the best PSP emulator available on Android and this last week it received a huge update to version 1.0. It comes with a ton of glitch and bug fixes which result in the most competent and enjoyable PSP emulator experience yet. There is a free version and a paid version so you can try it before you buy it. 
                                   
            

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Smart Weather Wallpaper

[Price: $1.99]

Smart Weather Wallpaper is a live wallpaper application that changes your wallpaper based on what the weather is doing. That means if it’s raining, you’ll have a nice rainy wallpaper. It comes with Muzei support and you caneven search for non weather wallpapers if you so choose.
                                    

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Transformers: Battle Tactics

[Price: Free with in app purchases]

Transformers: Battle Tactics is a fighting game released earlier this week. The game contains no story line which some players didn’t like, but it does have online PvP battles and you can play as both Decepticons and Autobots if you want to. It’s a fun little online time waster and it’s free to play! (Who doesn't like free stuffs even if it's not satisfactory though?)

                               

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Picturesque Lock Screen

[Price: Free]

Microsoft released Picturesque Lock Screen this last week. It’s a lock screen replacement app that updates daily with new wallpapers and also gives you access to things like news, weather, notifications, and even some specific    features for the folks in India. It’s totally free with no in app purchases which is a nice touch as well.
                                
                               

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theScore eSports

[Price: Free]

It’s good to see when a sports news outlet takes a new sporting platform too seriously and that’s what theScore has done this last week with their new eSports app. You can view news on games like Dota 2, Call of Duty, Hearthstone, and more will be added soon. It’s a solid app for eSports fans.
                                    

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7 best Free Android apps to help kids learn

Early and mid childhood are important years in a child’s development. They’re much more receptive to learning and the formative years matter. As it turns out, there are some Android apps that can help out with that. Here are the best Android apps to help kids learn. It should be noted that childhood spans until the teenage years so some of these apps may be a little too complex or too simple for your child. As per the norm, use your best discretion.