Did you know that Android has captured more than 70% of the worldwide market share? Yes, these stats released by research firm Gartner for Q4 2013 indicate how wide the adoption of this operating system (OS) has been. With the use of Android skyrocketing, millions of developers across the globe have been creating fabulous apps for this OS. In fact, there are more than Android 800,000 apps (and counting!), according to Canalys. With so many apps available, how do you choose the ones that are suited to your needs? Here are some apps that make your work easier.
5 Best Android Apps for Busy Executives
It probably goes without saying that there are some Android apps you cannot do without, like an email client and an Office app. Here are 5 Android apps that will make your working life better:
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Wunderlist:
Do you often find yourself in a “too much to do, too little time” situations? Here’s an app that can help you manage your tasks. It’s a lot more than a to-do list, although it is really simple to use. You can add tasks, segregate them into different categories and prioritize them. Wunderlist lets you set reminder alarms, which you can receive as an email or an Android notification. You can add notes and subtasks to a particular task, which aids in managing more complex to-dos. Read Reviews…
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Skype
With this Android app, you can connect with clients in any corner of the world… for free! You can send instant messages and even have voice and video calls for free. Have a group conversation to coordinate better. There is also the option of calling a phone, at a minimal cost. Share files, images or even videos. The app synchronizes with your Android phonebook contacts, enabling you to access information very easily. Read Reviews…
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LinkedIn
Build your professional network for better business and employment opportunities. The LinkedIn app has a user friendly interface and intuitive navigation panel. You can update your profile, see recommended jobs, stay abreast of what’s happening in your industry, keep in touch with selected groups, follow companies that you are interested in and do much more. You could upgrade your account to a LinkedIn Premium Subscription, which is a paid option. Read Reviews…
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Google Currents:
In this busy world, who has the time to go through different news sources? The Google Currents Android app puts together news from a number of distinct sources and formats them for easy reading on smartphones and tablets. You can receive updates from sources like BBC, The Guardian, New York Times, Wall Street Journal and The Financial Times. Read Reviews…
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TED:
A small inspiration or motivation can go a long way in making a success story! With a similar intention, the TED Android app has more than 1500 talk videos from some of the most fascinating personalities around the world. You can look for videos by the name of the speaker or the topic, even when you are offline. Easy bookmark and sharing options are also available. Read Reviews…
Make your Android experience even better with these apps, which are among the most downloaded ones globally.