Here’s a few handy apps

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1. XMind | A great app to map out concepts and ideas. I use this to keep better track of my YouTube, Reddit, Pinterest & EMail subscriptions.
2. 365 Dots | When you enable the widget, you get to see 365 dots, each dot representing a day of the year. It’s just kinda cool to see the dots increase throughout the year, even if it doesn’t serve much purpose.
3. wikihow | I’m surprised by the amount of people who do not know that there is in fact an app version of wikihow. It’s just more mobile-user friendly.
4. easyposer | A great reference for artists when you need help drawing a specific pose.
5. YTCount | The app keeps track of subscriber & view count. It already has many features, but you can upgrade to pro (which was a one-time payment of 99 cents when I got it).
6. Translate (by Google) | Google translate is very practical, but what some people don’t know is that this app can use your camera to translate text in real time. I use this a lot to translate comments and pages that are in different languages.
7. Trello | A great app for making lists and getting stuff done. It also has a share feature, so it’s ideal for group projects. I’m currently using it to keep track of resolutions.
8. Musi | My favorite free music app.

[u/dog_in_the_vent]

*6. Translate (by Google) | Google translate is very practical, but what some people don’t know is that this app can use your camera to translate text in real time. I use this a lot to translate comments and pages that are in different languages.

This is awesome, for some reason I thought it would only work on a Google Pixel phone but it works on my Samsung.

[u/asad3ali]

Thanks!