Hi All,So the year is almost ended and all the 'best of' articles are starting to come out in print and on the web. One of the better ones - written in March 2017 no less - is this article titled '100 Best Android Apps of 2017', written by PC Mag.
The article subtitle states that these are 'The essential Android apps you need, whether you're outfitting the latest Pixel phone or plugging along with a much older device.'
The article has lots of subheadings....including the following Browsers, Health/Fitness, Personal Productivity, Reading/News, Shopping, Travel, Video, Food, Music/Podcasts, Photos, Security, Social Media/Communication, Utilities and Workplace Productivity.
Apps are that 'make the PCMag 'cut' are generally less thank $5 - with the majority of the apps on the list being free to download via Google Play.
About 5 or so of the 'best' apps are listed in each category with a paragraph length description of the apps features and why it is included in the list of the 100 Best Android Apps of 2017.
Links to each app are on the site as is a rating - 5 solid red dots indicates the 'best' app.
In the article PCMag suggests using the link for '10 Must Have Android Apps For 2017' if the 100 apps in the prior article are too many to go through.
So...what criteria did PCMag look for when reviewing apps for the article? They looked for uniqueness, elegance, timeliness, design, price, security and popularity in an app for the list!
Enjoy the apps and the links and your phones' new found capabilities!
Regards,
Stu
