Best Android apps in the Google Play Store week 25

In ‘Best Android apps’ we discuss a selection of cool apps that can inspire you every time. This time a school diary that wants to be the alternative to well-known calendar apps and an app that allows you to adjust your volume sliders the way you want.

Microsoft Authenticator

A strong password is one thing, but two-factor authentication can also be an important second layer of security. After entering your password correctly, you still have to enter a code that is generated by the app or website at the moment. You can receive that code by text message, but it is even safer to use a service like Microsoft Authenticator. With Microsoft Authenticator, you can securely sign in to all your online accounts using multi-factor authentication, password-less sign-in, or password autofill. You can download the application for Android and iOS, and you can access the Chrome extension via this link.

Volume Styles – Customize

With Volume Styles, you have full control over your volume sliders. In appearance then. You can adapt the sliders to different software shells such as those of OnePlus OxygenOS, Samsung One UI, iOS 12, Windows Phone and many more. You can also adjust things in detail with the Style Creator. And this is just the beginning…. Enough to adjust, so download that app!

school diary

The School Diary app aims to be the alternative to well-known calendar apps like Google or Microsoft, and the developers do that by specifically addressing student needs. The app does even more than the standard things you expect from a regular agenda. You know: collecting the tasks, scheduling events and setting reminders.

In School Agenda you can also fill in your class schedule so that you can find at a glance what is on the program every day and in which room you are expected. You also enter the results of your tests and tasks, which gives you a better idea of ​​the score you can expect at the end of the year. The app automatically calculates the averages. Before the schools start again, you can already try the app.

Purr — Rootless Resolution Changer

Several smartphones already come with the option to lower your resolution, but that is not yet possible on many devices. The Purr app is a tool that allows you to use a lower resolution on any phone. The screen of a smartphone is the most energy-consuming aspect, and with a lower resolution you simply use less. What’s great about this app is that it uses a method that doesn’t require root access.

More apps!

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