Top 5 Android Apps October 2016: Must Download Apps For Daily Usage!

With so many apps present at Google PlayStore, it gets confusing which ones are good and which ones to avoid. But, we made it easier for you through our research on the latest and the most useful Android apps for this week. That said, let us dig in the top 5 Android apps in October 2016.

Top 5 Android Apps for October 2016

 Google Allo:

Google came up with a major reveal this October known as the "Allo." But, this is not like the usual messaging apps. With Allo you can express with more creativity. For instance, you can change the message "volume", draw images, use beautiful stickers, and voice chat.

But, these are not all offered through the latest messenger app. You also get Google Assistant. Google plans on improving their AI technology for users and Google Assistant is the first step towards that road. It still needs to go a long way, but it will impress you with the intuitive approach in assisting you.

Inkwire:

The next in the top 5 android apps in October 2016 is Inkwire. You might have come in a situation where you are not able to solve an issue with your phone. And, calling a friend (who is far away) to assist you is mostly confusing. Inkwire solves that problem with the use of an advanced pairing technology letting the host inspect your phone and point out at the technical issue you are facing on your device.

Moreover, Inkwire also offers built-in voice chat system to teach with better communication. Plus, it's free to download.

Messenger:

Another messenger app that might impress you with its fast-processing AI and outstanding features. Klinker Apps' "Messenger" (name not decided yet) is multi-platform SMS app to offer you access to your messages on any device. In other words, you can open your messages from one device to the other with this app. This could be helpful for the ones who are working on computers most of the time and are not able to reach their phone apps for notifications.

Messenger is available on Google Play as well as Chrome Web Store exclusively with early access. Being a new app, you might expect a few minute bugs while using it but it will be improved in the upcoming time.

 Swappa:

Swappa has been a popular platform for buying and selling devices for quite some time. But, there had not been a mobile app till now. It used to get difficult for many users when people had to communicate with comments or try out the latest deal.

Swappa's mobile app comes with a beautiful Material Design UI. You will be able to browse the device list conveniently, buy/sell products, create own listings, and leave comments. The app is new and might be a little slow. This app is also free to download at Google Play.

Dactyl Fingerprint Camera:

Dactyl's Fingerprint Camera is an easy-to-use app which replaces your shutter button with a fingerprint sensor. You will find this app pretty useful on your device if you have a fingerprint sensor on it.

All you need is to give this app access for the task. Unluckily, this app works well mostly on Nexus smartphones. So, if you have one of those, then you should definitely give it a try.

So, that ends our top 5 Android apps October 2016 list. Hope you found one or more of these useful for your daily tasks. Let us know what other apps you would prefer and recommend others to download.