You’ve just unwrapped a new Android phone, logged in, typed in a hundred passwords, downloaded all the big social apps, and synced all the things that need syncing. Now it’s time to fill your phone up with everything else: the apps for reading, for getting things done, and for having fun. You probably have some ideas of your own, but we’ve got a bunch of suggestions, too. Here are 10 great Android apps that are definitely worth installing.
We’ve rounded up our favorite and most-used apps, games, and utilities. Look for our picks for iPhones, PCs, and Mac; our favorite games for iOS and Android, and our top choices for the PS4, Xbox One, and the Nintendo Switch.
Although Android finally has its own podcasts app, you may want to check out a very good third-party option: Pocket Casts, which as of this year is owned by NPR and three other public radio producers. And it’s only gotten better since, with a big redesign arriving just last month that delivers some much-requested features.
Password managers can be a bit of a hassle to set up and get used to. But once you’ve used one, you won’t ever want to go back — they’re a (relatively) simple way of making sure you have a secure, unique password for every website. And nowadays, it just takes a fingerprint to pull that password over to whatever app you’re logging into. My choices from last year haven’t changed: I personally use 1Password, which is definitely worth its low monthly fee, but if you want a free option, LastPass is an excellent choice.
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