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This week we offer five new and updated application recommendations in the Play Store. The selection includes two cool ways to personalize your smartphone, adding navigation gestures and adding weather reports to your navigation bar, as well as some convenient apps for fitness, text scanning, and recording. calls.
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There are already Android devices with gesture navigation from OnePlus, Motorola and Huawei, and Android P will bring its own gestures to even more devices. But, for the Android user who appreciates the gesture system of the iPhone X, there is no better app to recreate it on the device you own than Navigation Gestures by XDA Developers, and thankfully, The Verge has full setup instructions here. 19659006] Truecaller
There is a good chance that you have at least heard of Truecaller before, if you have not already, and there is a good reason for that. It is an essential application for caller ID, and blocking spam in the form of calls and SMS. But that's the new feature of the app for Premium users that has earned him a spot on this list. Now it offers an easy call recording, which is very helpful for anyone who takes a lot of business calls or wants to fight harbadment and fraud. Most Android phones are compatible, and you can try it for 14 days for free
Navbar Weather is a clean little tool that turns your flat navigation bar into useful weather forecasts. It can display temperature, pressure, humidity, rain, UV index, cloudiness and wind over a period of 48 hours. By default, it automatically switches from one to the other every 15 seconds, but this can be disabled in the settings, if you want to limit yourself to the only possibility of rain, for example. Alternatively, you can rotate the views by tapping the home button repeatedly.
If you're still looking for a workout app, this one offers a cool concept: train yourself as a special FBI agent! FBI agents must pbad a particular fitness test, and this app can help you train and find out if you would pbad or not. It shows how to perform each activity required for the test, including video demonstrations, and you can use the score system and timers and exercise meters to track your progress. Do you have what it takes to become a special FBI agent?
Are there any particular types of applications that you would like to see in this list in the future? Tell us what you think of this week's selection in the comments.
