Best Android apps in the Google Play Store week 30

In ‘Best Android apps’ we discuss a selection of cool apps that can inspire you every time. This time we will discuss, among other things, a smart translation app, a to-do list and a kind of clairvoyant app.

Naver Papago – AI Translator

Almost everyone is familiar with Google Translate, but Naver Papago is a good alternative that has many similar functions. For example, she can use the app to translate text from an image, on web pages, and from speech. So you can have a conversation with a foreign language and the Naver Papago app shows the translations on the screen.

It is also useful that you can immediately translate text from the clipboard and the app also comes with a dictionary function. In addition, Naver Papago can also recognize handwriting. And if you’re in the middle of the Amazon rainforest where no local tribe has ever heard of 5G, you can still use the app offline.

Red Bull TV

Anyone who watches Formula 1 knows that Red Bull is much more than a can of energy drink. The brand sponsors plenty of music and sporting events, but there are also films that have been made possible thanks to money from Red Bull. You’ll discover them in the Red Bull TV app, where you’ll also stay up to date on all the other activities supported by Red Bull, including the Formula 1 team. Finally, the app also includes a calendar function that keeps you informed of all Red Bull events.

HabitNow Daily Routine Planner

HabitNow is a task app that is very well-arranged and works with icons and colors. You can carefully plan tasks with the app and it also helps to make recurring tasks into habits. The app is therefore useful for those who, for example, want to stop smoking or encourage themselves to eat fruit every day. You can link objectives to your tasks in the app and you can track your progress. Finally, there are also several widgets that display your tasks and progress.

akinator

Whoever thought that magic only occurs in the Harry Potter and The Witcher books is wrong. Akinator is a clairvoyant app that claims to read your mind. All you have to do is think of a person and then the app will ask some yes-no questions until Akinator knows exactly who you are talking about. Akinator can guess both real and fictional people. It works on the basis of a lot of information about people collected through crowdsourcing and code that is able to determine from that database based on criteria.

The developers of Akinator do not go into detail about the exact workings of their code. Akinator is certainly nothing new, as it had been available as a computer program for years before the app was launched.

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