5 Apps that you should have in your devices

Here's a list of 5 applications that you should have in your devices.

Cam scanner:


This app has a 4.5 rating on Google Play and is one the most useful app for those who wish to turn their phone's cameras into a scanner and even for generating a pdf for your document. Well it is very effective with no lag.Currently it is one of the best app in this class.


Whatsapp:


Well, ever since FACEBOOK bought whatsapp for 7 billion dollars, we can see so many lags in this app. Still it holds maximum number of user. Nowadays you see every phone equipped with this app, earlier it was a messenger application but now callings, video callings have been added to make it more handy.


Instagram:


Well if we see on the basis of crashing, this app is one of most stable one. And now the messaging plus the merger with snapchat has made this app very useful because you get the features of the app in just one application.

AppLock:


One of the best one to hide your data from others. You can hide various types of file,photos,music,videos,application from others. Seeing from outside no one will ever find things that you are hiding from them.

Microsoft Office:


Now this applications comes free on google play. so, all you need is to download and sigh via Microsoft account to access most of the office features for free.This is in this category despite it doesn't give full authorization to all the office feature because of lesser bugs then other apps.

Comments

  1. Nikhil Ravi3 February 2017 at 06:06

    Ms office is a really pathetic app,crashes all the time and the alternatives available make it a difficult pick

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    1. Aditya3 February 2017 at 06:11

      the alternative one can not work efficiently on every platform but this one with the latest update is very stable

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