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Welcome to our roundup of the best new Android apps that have either uploaded to the Play Store or spotted by us over the past two weeks. This week we have a data recovery tool from Google, a popular video editor that has finally made its way from iOS to Android, and the arrival of the official IMDb TV app for smartphones. So, without further ado, here are all of the notable new Android apps released to the Play Store over the past two weeks.
Looking for previous editions of the roundup? Find them here.
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Data recovery tool
Android Police Coverage: Google Brings Android Data Restore Tool To Play Store After Backup Overhaul
Google’s Data Restore Tool is a system app that is already on your device, but now that this app is finally available on the Play Store, Google can easily update it so that everyone’s app is up to date. Seeing that Google recently revised how backups work, providing a way to update this new version on any Android is certainly a welcome change, which most people won’t even notice. However, this is still a welcome change since we can now expect easy and seamless updates for the Data Restore Tool in the future.
Monetization: free / without ads / without IAP
Videoleap by Lightricks. Official Android release!
Android Police Coverage: Fan-Favorite Video Editor Moves From iPhone to Android
Videoleap is a popular video editor on iOS that has finally made its way to Android. You can apply all kinds of effects to your videos while editing, ideally for people to create professional-looking videos to impress their friends and family. Of course, many of the app’s functions are locked behind paywalls, so expect to fork out some cash if you want to use all the capabilities of this popular editor.
Monetization: free / ad-free / IAP from $ 7.99 to $ 69.99
IMDb TV
Android Police Coverage: IMDb TV Gets Dedicated Android App More Than Two Years After Launch
IMDb TV has been slow to arrive on Android smartphones. Two years, in fact. While we saw the release of the ATV app in February, it took Amazon several months to launch the smartphone version. As you would expect, all of IMDB’s content is here and so you can stream the shows and movies it contains. So if you’ve been waiting for Amazon to finally release the IMDB smartphone app, it’s finally here.
Monetization: free / contains ads / no IAP
Notification light / LED for Pixel – aodNotify
The Pixel Notification Light / LED is just that, an app you can use to control and theme your notification alerts on Pixel devices. Not only can you use this app to add a notification LED to the screen, but you can also make a battery ring around your pinhole camera. Heck, you can even add a battery ring around the entire screen for chic and useful edge lighting. So if you own a Pixel and are looking for a way to add an onscreen notification light or a useful battery ring then this app is for you.
Monetization: free / ad-free / IAP from $ 2.49 to $ 4.99
Adobe Connect New
Adobe Connect New is a communications app where you can attend meetings, webinars, and virtual classrooms, which is a lot like a Slack clone. It looks like this app has been rewritten from scratch, so if this sounds familiar to you, it’s because it was available before, but no one liked it. So if you are deep in the Adobe ecosystem, or if your work or school uses Adobe Connect for meetings, you can now install this new app in the hope that it performs better than the previous one.
Monetization: free / without ads / without IAP
Manufacturer and connection applications
Google TV setup
Android Police Coverage: The setup app for Google TV is now in the Play Store
Google TV setup is just that, a setup app for Google TV. While this app is available on all ATV devices, now that it is listed on the Play Store, Google can easily update the app without worrying about over-the-air manufacturer updates. So no, there is no need to install it, it is already installed, but now you will receive timely updates directly from Google which is handy.
Monetization: free / without ads / without IAP
Samsung Calculator
Samsung Calculator is a watch app for Samsung Galaxy watches, and as you can see it is a mini calculator. Of course, the numeric keypad is tiny on your watch screen, which begs the question of why you wouldn’t just pull your phone out if you have to do some math, but hey, people need a reason to use smartwatches beyond exercise reports, so why not add a calculator? At the very least, it’s nice to see that Samsung is developing apps for its smartwatches, while Google is not.
Monetization: free / without ads / without IAP
Do you know of a worthy new app? Let us know!
If you have an application in mind for the next roundup issue, please feel free to email us and let us know.
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- the application launch date must no more than 2 weeks ago
- it must be original, revolutionary, well commented, interesting, entertaining, etc. – The best
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