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What are in your opinion "essential" android apps that aren't as popular/talked about?
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These might be popular or we'll known, but I do consider them essential:
Moon+ Reader Pro - Ebook reader
Smart Audiobook - Best audiobook reader I've found
Amaziograph - A drawing app that mirrors you drawing movements elsewhere. It is a really fun and soothing drawing app
I use Smart Audiobook every day... I do wish there were a good open source alt tho.
Voice is wonderful https://github.com/PaulWoitaschek/Voice