The 5 best new apps arrived on Google Play this week
The 5 best new apps arrived on Google Play this week If what you are looking for are new apps and games to try this weekend, then you are in luck because we offer you quite a few apps that will not leave anyone indifferent. Every week - as long as new releases allow - we will pick the best new apps, the best new arrivals, the funniest and most liked games, so you can try them out for yourself on your Android device
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If you are looking for an app to manage your personal or family finances, Finny might be the option you have been looking for.
The app is not much different from other money and expense monitoring apps for-Android: it includes the ability to create budgets, manage various accounts, create profiles, or know where the money we deposit goes each month.
What really sets this app apart is its design. Finny is carefully designed, based on Google's Theme Material design fonts, including features like a dark mode or eye-catching color graphics.
Shopping List for Lifetime, Vitamin. With Watermelon, you can create collaborative shopping lists, which you can share with other people and members to edit and add their own items.
There are many Android apps through which you can browse Reddit, the largest forum / community on the Internet.
Redditoria is a new option that stands out from the crowd for its simplicity of use thanks to its precise design, no ads and easy navigation.
It's a cycle-based journal app to help you create and maintain habits. It is distinguished, above all, by its delicate design, which can also be customized thanks to the built-in themes.
Since Android does not include by default the possibility of having a special clipboard to keep the text we want to keep safe, an app like Secure Clips can be very useful.
With it, it is possible to create a special folder that the rest of the applications installed on the device cannot access. It is also possible to use the app to create and save private notes.
Over the years, more and more developers and companies have decided to create "lite" versions of their apps. With LitePass, you can see if any of the applications installed on your mobile phone have a light version available, so you can install it and save space on your mobile phone.
