With over two million apps in the Play Store, Android is home to one of the biggest app stores in the world. Soon they’ll even be on your favorite Chromebooks as well. In this year’s annual Lifehacker Pack, we’re picking the must-have downloads for every category of app you could ever need.
https://lifehacker.com/lifehacker-pack-for-android-our-list-of-the-essential-819094535
* on your favorite Chromebooks as well
* Android App Directory
* a Lifehacker crowd favorite
* sweet extra features
* simpler and as straightforward as possible
* packed with great features
* entirely different way to approach email
* when used properly
* reduce clutter
* saving everything
* limited users to two devices
* formerly known as HabitRPG
* World of Warcraft
* productively gamify your life
* a stripped-down “reader” mode
* Chrome’s data saver mode
* locking out the developers that make them
* Talon
* worry a bit
* do-everything bridge between your devices
* a paid pro plan
* with IFTTT channels
* we’ve tried
* train Google Now well
* excellent features
* add stops to your route and find gas prices
* our favorite map application
* came to Android this year
* among other things
* Lookout
* how impressive it is as a music service
* includes YouTube Red
* Google does suck at naming stuff
* a ton of excellent features
* direct photo and video messaging
* useful photo editing features
* pretty stellar
* favorite Android cameras
* many unique, user-friendly features
* favorite photo management alternative on Android
* king of content streaming online
* the next Marvel show
* favorite pick for Android video player
* nearly comparable with BS Player
* save everything you need online
* favorite ereader for Android
* read them in one place
* for years
* guided training
* gamifies your entire workout
* default launcher
* you can get extensions
* free to use
* voice commands to your thermostat
* turn on your lights when you get home
* do just about anything with your voice
* automation between your Android device
* even better together
* started adding some shady adware
* Solid Explorer is an excellent alternative
* more than you could possibly ever need
* just about everything
* a fully automated app backup system
* customized version of Android
* it’s good enough for many users