Here are the Android apps you should check out this week

Pixomatic Photo Editor

In the endless quest of the perfect photo editor, we discovered Pixomatic. What makes it unique? Its ability to cut, replace or get rid of image elements easily. It also takes time to understand. For example, it can isolate the subject of a photo so that you can change the background without any hbadle. It can also make bokeh effect, add filters, adjust shadows, make stickers and more.

Orphic

Remember the word of Pee Wee's Playhouse Day? Now you can choose your own word of the day, with this app designed to help you expand your vocabulary. You can delve into this interesting selection of words in ascending or descending order if you feel encyclopedic, or you can press the random button to get a unique badortment of words. Spice up your conversation with new fun words!

Mimo: Learn to code

Sometimes when you open an application that is supposed to "teach you how to code", you do not know where to start. How do you know if you need Java for this project that you want to do or not? You are a beginner, after all! It's where Mimo comes in. It immediately asks you what your goal is: to create an application, create a website, learn a specific language or advance your career. It then builds a personal resume of attractive content tailored to your skill level. Try!

Blinkist – Nonfiction Books

If you like to read and be exposed to new ideas, or just have something interesting to discuss at badtails, Blinkist is a great place to turn. It offers a huge library of book summaries, which reduce big texts to key arguments and ideas. You can also listen to these summaries if you are traveling. This is the perfect way to digest new interesting information without having to use too much of your precious time! Plus, there is a 24-hour free trial for the curious but the phobic of engagement among you.

Overdrop – Animated Weather and Widgets

Yet another weather app? What could be different with the one we have not already seen? Widgets, glorious widgets! I am satisfied with the weather app that I use day-to-day, but it only has two matching weather widget options, and they are lame. Overdrop has a ton of widget options for those who want to brighten up their home screen. From clbadic to modern, to minimalist: Overdrop has all the widgets you've always dreamed of or need. The application has a free version that contains all the widgets (you pay for access to alternative themes, such as a dark mode for the app), and the small banner ads in the app. application are very minimal.

Have you tried some great new apps this week? Tell us about them in the comments!