12 remarkable new Android apps and live wallpapers from the past two weeks, including Project Activate, HelloSign, and Chroma Galaxy Live (9/18/21

Welcome to the roundup of the best new Android apps and live wallpapers that have uploaded to the Play Store or have been spotted by us in the past two weeks. Today I have a new app from Google designed to help people with disabilities communicate, a digital signature app from DropBox, and the arrival of Samsung’s new health app. So, without further ado, here are all the notable new Android apps released to the Play Store in the past couple of weeks.

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Project Activate

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Project Activate is a new application from Google designed to help people with disabilities communicate. This is mainly intended for those who cannot use their mouth or hands or speak, and therefore this app provides commands for facial expressions that the user will do to choose words and phrases on the screen. In this way, people with disabilities can communicate easily and best of all, this app makes it easier to send SMS and call because it also supports text to speech. With all of the deserved reviews Google gets in areas like search and YouTube, it’s great to see that the company can still create tools that improve people’s lives.

Monetization: free / without ads / without IAP

HelloSign, a Dropbox company

HelloSign is a digital signature service that has been around for a while, and DropBox purchased this service in 2019, which is why DropBox just released this brand new HelloSign app. As you can imagine, this is an application for requesting signatures in documents, signing said documents, and you can even add signature fields to your documents for an all-in-one solution.

Monetization: free / without ads / without IAP

FUNetix 12 hour reader app

The FUNetix 12 hour reader app is an older version, but seeing that it had just crossed my radar, I wanted to throw it in my weekly roundup of apps. This is of course an application designed to teach children to read, and it is completely free. No ads or in-app purchases, and the lessons are relatively straightforward, resulting in an intuitive app that every kid should be able to pick up and have fun with.

Monetization: free / without ads / without IAP

Sky News

Sky News is a streaming app made for Android TV with a brand new user interface for this brand new list. So if you are the type to watch the news 24/7, live in the UK and enjoy content from Sky, then this is the ATV news app for you.

Monetization: free / contains ads / no IAP

OpenSea: NFT marketplace

Consumerism has reached the point where we as a species are now creating tamper-proof digital content, all so that people can buy and sell content that cannot be copied. I don’t know why someone would spend money on images that can’t be copied because it all sounds like a huge waste of money for some ridiculous fashion, and yet someone made an app where the people can show their collections. OpenSea is described as a Marketplace, but there is no buying or selling as it is a social app for tracking creators and showcasing collections. Maybe I’m too old to “figure it out”, or maybe DFTs are completely ridiculous. I guess that’s for you to decide.

Monetization: free / without ads / without IAP

Manufacturer and connection applications

Samsung Health

Samsung Health is a new health app from Samsung that integrates with its Galaxy smartwatch line-up, all thanks to Google’s Fit option which doesn’t cut it for most users. That’s why TicWatch offers its own health app, so it’s no surprise to see Samsung cleaning up after Google as well. More or less, if you’re the type who wants to get all those wear sensors working in the Galaxy Watch 4, then you’re going to want to use this app to keep the stats of all those sensors well organized. So far this version seems to be incompatible with all my devices, although it has already racked up millions of installs, so most people will find this app preinstalled, although it seems clear that Samsung will update soon. this app through the Play Store.

Monetization: free / without ads / without IAP

Hand washing

Hand Wash is Samsung’s latest app exclusively for its Galaxy Watch 4 devices. As you can see, this is an app that can detect when you’re washing your hands, and it also offers reminders to wash you if you forget. Thanks to Covid, people will surely find this app useful, although you must laugh at the principle that people cannot remember something as simple as washing their hands.

Monetization: free / without ads / without IAP

Ready for

Ready For is a new version from Motorola for those who want to connect their phone to their PC to receive alerts and easily transfer files. Why every manufacturer feels the need to come up with hookup apps like this probably has a lot to do with a lack of functionality in the operating system, so manufacturers need to clean up Google’s mess in order to deliver acceptable functionality. and notable that should already exist as standards built into mobile operating systems.

Monetization: free / without ads / without IAP

MyASUS for Chromebook

MyASUS for Chromebook is a portal to all things Asus, and it only works on Chromebooks, so the name is apt. More or less, you can use this app to explore the latest Asus news, research new products, and of course contact support for help if an Asus product you own is suffering from unexpected issues. Best of all, you can even buy Asus products directly through this app, avoiding the middleman, a convenience that is well worth it.

Monetization: free / without ads / without IAP

Knox Settings VPN Plugin

The Knox Settings VPN plug-in is exactly that, a VPN plug-in for Samsung’s secure mobile platform, Knox. This appears to be an early release, judging by the description which reads like a developer commentary. More or less, this is for enterprise users on the Knox platform.

Monetization: free / contains ads / no IAP

Live wallpapers

Chroma Galaxy Live 4K Wallpapers

Chroma Galaxy has a collection of live wallpapers, 20, to be exact, and they all look great. If you like what you see, you can pay to unlock the rest of the app, which means you’ll have over 250 live wallpapers at your fingertips in 16 separate categories. So far the reviews are positive and I have to say I agree. This is a fantastic live wallpaper app whether you use it for free or pay to unlock all of its abilities.

Monetization: free / ad-free / IAP $ 3.49 each

Scroll Icons Live Wallpaper

Scrolling Icons Live Wallpaper is an early access version that already features stylish live wallpapers. There are tons of settings to customize the look of your scrolling wallpaper, where you can adjust the size, transparency, and color of your icons, as well as the background color. You can even choose how many frames per second you want the scroll to animate, which is useful for saving battery power. Best of all, the app is free, so now is the best time to check it out.

Monetization: free / without ads / without IAP

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