December 27, 2018

Google Play Best Apps of 2018

Google has released its official best apps of 2018 list few days ago.

According to Google, Language-learning app Drops is the best Android app of 2018 and an online multiplayer battle royale game PUBG Mobile is the best Android game of 2018.

Here's list of winners for 2018

Most Entertaining Apps of 2018

Vimage: VIMAGE is a cinemagraph creating app that lets you add moving effects and elements to your photos, turning them into live pieces of art.

No.Draw – Colors by Number: Color by number game is popular among children and adult.

Neverthink : Fresh handpicked videos every day.

TikTok: Make your own awesome videos by capturing funny and memorable moments to share with the world.

Scout FM: With Scout FM’s curated podcast radio stations, it’s never been easier to listen to your favorite voices and discover new ones without hours of searching.

Best Hidden Gems of 2018

Slowly: SLOWLY is not your typical networking or dating app. It brings traditional pen friend experience to your smartphone. Meet a new pen friend, seal your letter & place a stamp – start connecting with the world on SLOWLY!

Unfold: Unfold is a toolkit for storytellers to create beautiful and engaging stories with minimal and elegant templates.

Just a Line: Just a Line is an AR Experiment that lets you make simple drawings in augmented reality, then share your creation with a short video.

Luci: Luci is a lucid dream helper. Lucid dreaming is when you become aware that you're in a dream; this awareness allows you to take control over your dreams, whether that be to make yourself fly, time travel or become a movie star! Luci has a sleek and intuitive interface to help you record your dreams & progress.

Best Self-improvement Apps of 2018

Mimo: Mimo is the best and most personalized way to learn to code on a tight schedule.

Drops: Learn 31 new languages : Drops takes “boring” out of language learning: useful vocabulary is beamed into your memory via gorgeous minimalist illustrations and fast paced micro-games. The fun part? It only takes 5 minutes a day.

10% Happier: A clear, simple approach to meditation with New York Times bestselling author Dan Harris and some of the most respected (and cool) meditation teachers on the planet.

Keep: Keep Trainer – Home Workout & Fitness Trainer is an easy-to-use free app for you to keep fit and healthy. 400+ exercises will help you track your workouts and transform your bodies.

Best Daily Helper apps of 2018

Tasty: Buzzfeed’s hit food app is full of Over 3000 Tasty recipes with an Step-By-Step instruction mode.

Canva: Whether you need an Instagram story or post, Facebook header, logo maker, photo collage, wedding invitation maker, card maker, poster maker, banner maker or email header creator — Canva is an all-in-one graphic design app that allows you to produce eye-catching graphics on the go.

Notion: Notion is a note-taking app that blends notes, tasks, wikis in one app.

Otter Voice Notes: Otter creates smart voice notes that combine audio, transcription, speaker identification, inline photos, and key phrases. It helps business people, journalists, and students to be more focused, collaborative, and efficient in meetings, interviews, lectures, and wherever important conversations happen.

Facetune – Selfie Photo Editor for Perfect Selfies :Facetune provides easy-to-use, powerful tools to retouch and perfect every photo or selfie, making each one look like it came straight out of a high-fashion magazine.

This post originally appeared on Sagarmatha Saptahik.