5 Best Android Apps That'll Change How You Use Your Phone In 2022

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Here are the most UNIQUE apps for Android that will change how you use and interact with your device on a daily basis In 2022.

There are millions if not billions of apps in the Play Store that range from addictive games, to essential productivity tools, to great ways to customize your phone.

Even better, there are also apps that will completely change how you use Android. Some enhance the user interface, others automate common tasks, and some take popular features in the operating system and make them even better.

Let's take a look at some of the most unique apps for Android.

The best Android widgets are really useful, but if you use too many of them, they'll quickly clutter your home screens and slow down your phone.

Popup Widget 3 rethinks how they work. It turns all your selected widgets into 1x1 icons on your home screen. When you tap one, it'll pop open, so you can see what's inside.

The app gives you the convenience and speed of widgets—you don't need to launch the full app just to see your latest tweets or check the weather—without the performance hit.

2.MacroDroid

Take the tedium out of the common tasks you perform every day by turning them into macros, a series of commands that happen automatically.

MacroDroid is similar to the popular Android automation app Tasker. But using Tasker effectively for more complex tasks has an incredibly steep learning curve, and MacroDroid is an app you can install and start using instantly.

The app needs you to configure as few as two settings—just an action that will be prompted by a trigger. So plugging in your headphones could be the trigger, and the corresponding actions could be the automatic launch of the Spotify app and adjustment of the volume level.

Or you could have your phone switch to Airplane mode (the action) at night (the trigger). You could also tell it to read your text messages aloud when your phone's in a car dock.

You can add optional constraints to fine-tune the conditions under which your macro can run. This gives the app even more power, and your macros can be as simple or as complex as you need them to be.

 3.Universal Copy

Copy and paste on Android is mostly fine until it doesn't work. Some apps just don't support it, and some websites prevent copying, which can be extremely frustrating.

With Universal Copy, you can copy and paste almost anything from any app and even copy the text from an image. It integrates seamlessly with the system. All you need to do is grant the app the relevant permissions, and the next time you want to copy text, just launch the app using the link in your notification bar, and then copy with a long press or activate scanning mode to find text in an image.

4. Nova Launcher

The overall best way to customize your Android phone is to install a new launcher. There are a huge number to choose from, the best of which is Nova.

It's small, fast, stable, and infinitely customizable. The default settings are perfect, but it also comes packed with extra features that you might not know about—these range from support for icon packs to the ability to resize any widget.

But the built-in gesture controls beat everything. These enable you to assign functions—from activating settings to navigating the interface to launching apps—to a series of taps, swipes, and pinches.

If you're a power user, Nova's gestures will fundamentally change how you interact with your device.

5.Notepin

Notepin does something so obvious you'll wonder why it isn't already a part of Android. Put simply, it allows you to create notes and then pin them to your notifications panel as reminders.

While the app isn't too complex, you are able to sort your notes by priority or recently added, and they're color-coordinated too, which looks great. Once pinned, your notes will be visible in your notifications panel until you unpin them.

While Notepin isn't doing anything groundbreaking, it's definitely one of the most amazing apps for Android users who value productivity and organization.

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