Wish your phone could last a bit longer between charges? There’s no shortage of apps that claim to help — some promise magical savings, others simply give you better insight into your battery health. The truth is, there are no miracles here: most ways to save battery are common-sense tricks like lowering your screen brightness or turning off features you’re not using. That said, some tools really do help. Below are three apps worth trying — plus bonus tips at the end that work even without installing anything.
With the rise of short-form content, editing videos directly on your phone has become completely normal. Some people make vlogs for friends, others create videos for work — or just want to trim down vacation footage. A good video editor for Android lets you do all of that without much hassle. We’ve rounded up a selection of convenient and capable apps that work well for both beginners and more serious editors.
Equalizers on Android have always been a bit quirky. The OS supports them, sure, but user-friendliness wasn’t exactly a top priority. Some music apps have built-in equalizers, others don’t. A few phones come with system-wide equalizer settings, but oddly enough, YouTube Music still doesn’t. And when it does work, it’s not always consistent.
So, if you’re looking for fine-tuned audio control on your phone, your best bet is to install a dedicated equalizer app. We’ve put together a list of great options that are definitely worth checking out.
Smartphone cameras have come a long way in recent years. Manufacturers have seriously stepped up their game, investing heavily in better photo and video quality — and that’s completely changed the world of mobile photography. But even the best cameras can’t do it all on their own. To really bring your shots to life, you’ll want a good photo editor. Here’s a list of the best photo editing apps for Android to help you get the most out of your images.
At first glance, managing volume on Android seems simple: press a couple of buttons — and you’re done. You can separately adjust the volume for calls, notifications, and music. But there’s more to it. Third-party apps can take things further by giving you finer control, easier access, automatic profiles, and more smart features. Here’s a list of the best apps to upgrade your sound settings and make your device work exactly the way you want.
Finding the perfect e-reader app isn’t as easy as it sounds. There are tons of book formats out there, and even more types of books — novels, textbooks, comics, manga, you name it. To make things easier, we’ve put together a list of the best apps that can turn your Android phone or tablet into a full-on digital reading device.
There are plenty of reasons you might need to record your voice on your phone. Musicians capture sudden inspiration, journalists record interviews, students save their lectures, and some people just want to check if they talk in their sleep. And no — you don’t need a separate voice recorder anymore. One good app is more than enough. Here are some of the best options out there.
If you've ever used CCleaner on Windows, BleachBit is the open-source alternative that works on both Linux and Windows. It removes temporary files, cache, cookies, browser history, logs — all the digital clutter — and frees up space on your hard drive. On top of that, it helps keep your personal data safe by securely wiping files so they can’t be recovered. BleachBit is open source, which means anyone can look at the code, tweak it, or just make sure there’s no tracking or shady stuff going on behind the scenes.
Our smartphones are basically our second brains. They store everything — work files, precious photos, private messages, settings, and more. And if you’ve ever lost your phone or dealt with a sudden crash, you know how painful it is to lose your data. The smart move? Don’t wait for disaster. Set up a proper backup once — and avoid the panic later. Here’s a mix of backup tools that make the process easy, flexible, and even a little satisfying.