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. Now every Monday we will look back and see which ones were the
most crowd-pleasing among our audience. Read on for the 10 most popular
Android apps among your peers from last week.
1. Taskbar – Windows 8 Style
Taskbar – Windows 8 Style is a nifty app that brings the familiar
Windows taskbar to your Android device. There are several customization
options such as selecting the location of the “start” button and
choosing which applications appear in the start menu. Anyone looking
for an app to replicate the Windows interface will appreciate Taskbar –
Windows 8 Style.
2. Floating Notifications
Remember when Facebook introduced ChatHeads to the public to make it
easy to chat with your friends? The team behind Floating Notifications
has taken that idea and applied it to app notifications. Once
configured, notifications will also show up as an icon on your screen.
Tapping this icon presents you with the dialog relating to the
notification.
3. How to Make Paper Airplanes
Many of us have probably spent a few hours as a child playing paper
trying to make that perfect paper airplane. How to Make Paper Airplanes
simplifies this process by providing detailed instructions for dozens
of unique paper aircraft that you can create and show off.
4. LEGO® STAR WARS™
There are currently many LEGO® games available on the Play Store, but
most of them are geared towards children. LEGO® STAR WARS™ is the
first LEGO® game on Android I’ve seen that I’m interested in playing.
Our Top 10 list confirms many of you have the same sentiment.
5. Hero of Many
Hero of Many is a unique action adventure that plunges you into
underwater worlds filled with mysterious places and water-beings set on
your demise. Will you end up being the Hero of Many?
6. Flowpaper Free
The Flowpaper app provides a unique experience with physics-based
drawing. Using waves of color, you can create masterpieces that are
easy to share with your friends. The Pro version of Flowpaper provides
you additional drawing options.
7. Fitness Check-up
Fitness is one critical step in maintaining a healthy lifestyle. But
what happens if you aren’t sure of your fitness level? Let Fitness
Check-up help you. Consisting of 11 simple tests, Fitness Check-up will
let you know how fit you are and what you can do to increase your
fitness level.
8. 3D Image Live Wallpaper
3DImage Live Wallpaper
Live wallpapers are an awesome addition to your Android device. The
3D Image Live Wallpaper app takes your existing wallpaper and applies a
new 3D parallax moving effect to make your wallpaper seem more alive.
9. DashClock Widget
The DashClock Widget is a great way to get a quick look at data that
is important to you. You can set up DashClock to display missed calls,
texts, emails and many other bits of information. The growing number of
plugins for DashClock is a good sign of the popularity of this app and
another reason check it out.
10. Twilight
Completing the Top 10 this week is Twilight. Research shows that
exposure to blue light prior to bed can inhibit you from much needed
rest. Twilight attempts to solve this problem on your device by
filtering out the blue spectrum and giving you a relaxing red hue to
your device. I would advise those of you who have trouble falling
asleep to try Twilight and see if it helps.
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