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Let’s examine some of the apps considered the best android app in their category and what you can learn from these apps that you could incorporate into the apps you build.

Mobile advertising is the new wave of push/pull marketing. A high percentage of affluent consumers are willing to sign up for the service. It is a revolution of desired and welcomed advertising.

This article discusses some of the best Android and iPhone financial apps. It gives a short review of each app, talks about whether they are free or not, and lists some of their top features. A total of 10 apps are in the article.

This is an in-depth look at how to use software, the internet and an Android device to access and control a remote computer. The process is shown with attention to detail. One free software is used for an example but others are also mentioned at the end of the article. It is written for the non-technical reader.

This article discusses various avenues users can take to customize their Android phones. An overview of launchers, lock screens, and Custom ROMs is presented. Several different methods of customization are also explored in this overview article.

This is an article outlining the best apps for reading on the Android platform. It covers PDF format, as well as eBooks, and also recommends and discusses apps for reading online content. It recommends the best app for each category and details their benefits and features.

Android phones rarely, if ever, come with documentation on how to add ringtones to the phone. This article describes the three different types of tones that are used by an Android phone and several methods of adding these tones to the phone.

Internet tethering is a useful feature that enables your Android smartphone to share its internet connection with other devices. It comes in handy when you’re in a location without Wi-Fi and require access to the internet on your laptop or tablet. This article will provide step-by-step instructions on how to set up internet tethering on your Android device, making it easier for you to get connected.

"An Entry-Level Android User Guide" is an article designed to serve as a beginner-friendly starting point for new Android users. The article covers a broad range of topics, including the initial setup of the device, understanding user interface navigation, utilizing key Android features like Google Play Store and Google Assistant, and tips for managing privacy and security. This guide is a must-read for anyone venturing into the Android ecosystem for the first time.

If you’re having difficulty sorting through the jumble of choices on the Android Marketplace, the following list of free, must-have Android apps will keep you productive, healthy and entertained.