Top best Android apps upcoming in October 2019

Application developers are pushing the develope every day attempting to improve and upgrade our cell phone and tablet encounters. Truth be told, such huge numbers of Android applications turn out each day that it’s hard to monitor them all. It’s hard to usurp the most elite however in case you’re getting exhausted with what you have and need to have a go at something new, look at the best new Android applications from the most recent month!

AirDroid Remote Support

AirDroid Remote Support is a new plug-in for the popular AirDroid service. This one mimics other remote support apps such as TeamViewer and similar apps. It uses AirMirror as well. Basically, you log in with AirDroid Remote Support and the other person installs AirMirror. You can then connect directly to their device to help troubleshoot a tech issue. The app features voice calls, screen sharing, chat, and there are some privacy protections in place for those who are a bit queasy about the idea. AirDroid has a monthly price, but AirDroid Remote Support is a free addition to that service.

LUCIDPIX 3D

LUCIDPIX 3D is a camera app with a focus on 3D content. You take pictures and the app gives it a parallax effect. It can also take existing 2D photos and give them the same 3D effect. The app is a bit of a one-trick pony, but at least that trick is pretty cool. The photos are also shareable to social media. It’s in Early Access Beta on Google Play so potential users should expect bugs and for features to pop in as the app continues to develop. It’s free to use at the time of this writing.

Twobird

Twobird, as the name suggests, is built to kill two birds with one stone. The app is an email client at its core, but it also allows you to take notes and set reminders on the go. That’s perfect for anyone that might need to take a lot of notes as they read emails.

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Hulu offers thousands of movies and TV shows — many of which are updated with the latest episodes after they air. Hulu offers various subscription models, including one that opens up the entire streaming library for $6 a month, and another that removes midstream ads for $12 a month.

Bandcamp

Bandcamp’s mobile app allows you to stream music from your collection, as well as the music offered by the thousands of artists who sell and stream their music on Bandcamp. It’s one of the easiest and fastest ways to buy music directly from the artists and labels you follow.

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