5 apps you should have by now
annual Jose Mari Chan soundtrack takeover has arrived. If you are a Filipino, you know the drill. It’s Christmas from now until January 2019.
We go through it every year but no amount of planning and preparation ever saved us from Christmas rush. Two things
mutant level and we are preparing to close our 2018 tindahans in a few months, no matter what.
This is why we should enjoy whatever
choose to surround our personal space with. Even the apps we allow inside this private space should be worth our precious time. The apps we spend hours with should at the very least entertain us and
Here are some apps you should have given your time and space to before 2018 closes another chapter.
I know! It probably isn’t a good idea to start this list with a productivity app but hey, if you’ve always wished for Rita Skeeter’s Quick Quotes Quill, then this app is the closest you’ll ever get to saving time on transcribing. English only, though, app info claims that it’s a “smart note-taking app that empowers you to remember, search, and share your voice conversations and creates smart voice notes that combine audio, transcription, speaker identification, inline photos and summary keywords.”
This app is ideal not just for journalists and students but also for meetings, lectures and other important conversations.
When the Times covered Samsung Note9’s Unpacked event a couple of weeks back, Fortnite had its own segment. Mere announcement of exclusive Fortnite skins when you get the Note9 elicited oohs and aahs from the crowd. Created in 2017 and developed by Epic Games, Fortnite has successfully transitioned from video game to mobile. Fortnite scored more than 10 million players in just two weeks after Fortnite Battle Royale expanded its platform to mobile gaming.
According to Digital Trends, “The default camera app on your phone is probably more than capable, but sometimes it can be helpful to have a few more settings and options to play with. Moment gives you those controls, adding full manual
Otter Voice Notes. Fortnite.
white balance, and more. The app also lets you shoot in RAW format, which is perfect for photographers out there who want to edit their photos.”
Digital Trends recommends this Android app meant to boost your already capable camera particularly if you have a premium smartphone.
According to Digital Trends, “The default camera app on your phone is probably more than capable, but sometimes it can be helpful to have a few more settings and options to play with. Moment gives you those controls, adding full manual
Moment Pro.
white balance, and more. The app also lets you shoot in RAW format, which is perfect for photographers out there who want to edit their photos.”
Another editing app that supports the photographer in you is Cam-
Camera+ 2.
“If you’re serious about taking photos with your phone, you’d be well-served by a manual photography app, which gives you more control over the camera’s
app alone. The original Camera+ was the app that set the standard for what these apps should be. The Sequel, Camera+ 2, is a worthy successor. It has all the same manual controls and advanced editing features of the original, while also making the app faster and easier to navigate,” said Mashable.
Nova Launcher.
Although this app has been around for quite some time for Android, Nova Launcher still works with ease when it comes providing ease of use and
is one of the best Android launchers that The launcher is smooth and lightweight to change its looks. It supports custom- dock, notification badges, folder and
download, but its prime version unlocks a lot of other features including some locked gestures,” reviewed Fossbytes.com.
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