Four apps you should install, according to Google itself
- April 16, 2024
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If you’re here, it’s because you’re interested in finding the best apps for your phone or tablet. There are thousands of apps and it’s not always easy to
If you’re here, it’s because you’re interested in finding the best apps for your phone or tablet. There are thousands of apps and it’s not always easy to discover new ones, so we stick to the ones we know might not be the best.
From time to time, Google recommends Android tricks or apps via its blog, and although this time it’s because it’s promoting the ‘.app’ domain, it’s interesting to see what its suggestions are. Applications for every tasteI’ve had one of these installed on my phone for months and it’s very interesting.
Google is proposing an editor with artificial intelligence, a finance app and even an editor that will take care of plants
Almost five years ago Google introduced ‘.app’ domains. Its purpose was so that application developers with fewer resources could create a web page for their applications. This way, developers can expand on the information on the Play Store with more images, videos, tutorials, or more information to tout the benefits of their apps.
Since then, more than one 600,000 records with all types of applications in these areas. You can browse through ‘Get.app’ to explore these apps and curiously it is featured on the cover. Bear is one of the best writing apps for iOS. It’s an interesting place because the pages have been prepared with great care and it’s easy to know what to expect when we download the application.
Greg
Greg is an application gives us advice to take good care of our plants and the app is pretty good (it’s the only app I know of and I’ve been using it for a long time), but the cool thing is the ‘.app’ page.
We can see photos of real plants, user comments on tips and many indicators to know what the requirements of each plant are: light level, watering frequency, temperature and even care taking into account the light of our geographical region or the size of the pot.
Greg
Identify your plants in seconds and get smart, personalized care information.
in the nature of a prequel
Beyond plant assistant, Another application recommended by Google is It’s like a before. It is a photo editor that also has a video editor and is powered by artificial intelligence to make retouching more precise and, above all, easier.
You can retouch flaws, apply stunning effects like augmented reality objects, all kinds of filters or do more intensive and advanced editing with tools for changing brightness, sharpness, contrast, saturation and such parameters.
Prequel: Photo and Video Editor
Aesthetic effects and filters for photos and videos: VHS, Stardust, Disco, Monroe. Retro, Vintage or Indie Kid: find your own aesthetic!
Windy
Another application is Windy and This is much more specific.. And it’s a weather app that shows classic data, but also a real-time map that shows the wind, tide and rainfall patterns of the area we’re in, so if we want to do something outdoors, like fly a kite or surf, we know exactly what conditions are.
Windy.app: wind forecast
Windy is a useful app for wind-addicted people that provides an accurate and clear global wind forecast. An application not to be missed for kiteboarders, windsurfers, sailors, parachutists…
Invoices on Time
Lastly we have TimelyBills. The name itself is pretty self-explanatory. It is a finance app designed for us to set goals and do our calculations on income and expenses to know how much we can spend or save each month.
You can plan budgets, track goals, organize invoices, and it also has web access to make control a little easier.
Invoice organizer and Budget
Increase your savings, align with your financial goals, and improve your credit score to achieve financial freedom.
As a result, these ‘app.’ are just a few of the thousands of applications hosted on their domain, so we recommend you take a look because You’re sure to find something that interests you. and because their website is so well done, you may not even need to download it to know if you like it.
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John Wilkes is a seasoned journalist and author at Div Bracket. He specializes in covering trending news across a wide range of topics, from politics to entertainment and everything in between.
