Monday, November 26, 2018

Top 5 most popular Android apps from last week: Feedly Classic, Samsung+

Every week we cover new Android apps with Fresh Meat on Wednesday, followed by Android Gaming on Thursday and Top 10 App Updates on Friday. When Monday rolls around, we look back to see which apps were the most appealing to our audience. Read on for the five most popular Android apps from last week. These apps are ones that are most likely new and haven’t appeared in the top five list more than three times.

1. Digital Wellbeing

 

Digital Wellbeing

App info: See a complete picture of your digital habits and disconnect when you want to.

 

2. Feedly Classic

 

Feedly

App info: In November 2018, we released a new generation of the Feedly App which is based on a new design. We are leaving this classic version of Feedly behind for people who preferred the old design. 

 

3. Samsung+

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App info: Samsung+ is the go-to destination for Samsung owners, providing personalized, live expert support right on your Galaxy device. It empowers you to get more out of your Samsung ownership, with a vast library of tips & tricks, and self-support tools to keep your device running like the day you got it.

 

4. Files by Google

Files by Google

App info: Use Files to see how much free space is left on your phone and SD card. Easily transfer files to an SD card to free up your phone’s storage, right from the app. Or use the integrated file cleaner to get more space on the phone.

 

5. Red Siren: Space Defence

Red Siren

App info: We are in 2138, the raw material resources on the Earth have been depleted. With the support of civil society the private companies have colonized the surrounding planets and utilizing their natural sources. Since the mining technology is not achievable for everybody, lots of people are organized in groups and start looting the planets.

 

Note:  To ensure that all apps receive a fair chance to make the list, we will retire any app that has made the list for three consecutive weeks and identified with an * after the name.



source: androidandme

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