The best new Android apps to download November 2019
We're back this month with a fresh round-up of the best apps to check out from Google Play Store. Enjoy the November 2019 selection of our Android app favorites.
Our pick of the best new apps to try in November 2019
Threads from Instagram
Developed by Instagram, Threads is the new companion application to the social network. The app, available to download for free, allows you to send messages, photos, videos and stories between contacts in the network very quickly and easily. Just log into your account, select your close friends and you're done. Threads, which is very much inspired by Snapchat, also gives you the opportunity to share a status (at home, in sports, watching TV...) with your friends.
Note taking with Ruff
Awarded the Material Design Trophy by Google in 2019, Ruff is a particularly interesting new note-taking application. In addition to its successful and modern style, the app offers you multiple options to take notes and keep track of everything you want. It is possible to share and export your notes. Several languages are available other than English for those of you who are bilingual.
Feeleat diet tool
Feeleat not only offers the chance to keep a log of good and bad eating habits, but the application also wants to help you find a better balance by offering you tips and tricks to achieve it. You must fill in your meals and objectives for it to work. Born from the common work of thousands of people, patients, and doctors, Feeleat has a pleasant and easy to understand interface. An account is required to use the application.
Have you given any of these apps a try? Do you have any recommendations to share? Let us know in the comments below!
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Agree. I've been using the beta and like it so far.
Spotify stations will surely appeal to music lovers ;-)
Shazam's new feature will rock everyone's routine of listening and enjoying music. The new feature is easy to use, and everybody can identify which song they are listening to.
devcheck is also a very good app for a comprehensive look inside your phone details 👍
I installed Datala and found that mobile data traffic dropped, which is a very good thing.
I recommend this app.
Not listed here, but I've been using Adguard, which has DRAMATICALLY lowered my data usage as well as blocking threats.
It is called Datally not Datala. 😊😊
very informative ,regarding up to date technology
"Every time you visit a website, it will show you how many trackers are attempting to keep track of your." - Please finish your sentences.
Please I have not been able to download through my play store
try downloading an apk and install that?
Hi Juliana,
You can try some of the tips in this article if you're having problems with the Play Store:
https://www.androidpit.com/google-play-not-working
i was here from someone but not exactly is there but i here from that recently someone launch a application like we have enter mobile number and we have got the all chatting information which we have to do with all our contacts is it true or not can you please inform me..?
Thanks in advance
I've tried various privacy browsers to avoid cookies and kludge when opening one-off sites from news aggregators or emails - the main problem is site compatibility, sites that open in full-feature browsers sometimes won't in the lighter ones. The best so far has been Ghostery but I'd be open to try FF Focus.
I like firefox focus, even though you can't save passwords, use new tabs, etc.. Just the pleasure of not having ads pop up, scroll past, slow load the page ,etc.. makes it earn it's stripes with me. If I need saved passwords, and all that other stuff, I will use chrome( it's still my default ). For those times you need no-nonsense browsing, it's the best.
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I wish Socratic had a way to teach general knowledge. When standing in line, I'd like to just learn facts and interesting things.
The Android apps I use mostly when it comes to the messaging side of things are "Facebook Messenger," "Duo," and "Allo" (which is getting a "desktop" version soon.)
I do have an iPod Touch of my own, though "IMessage" and "FaceTime" are rarely used.
BTW, no one on here has mentioned "Threema" yet.