Top 12 Android Apps for 2016

As usual, the Google Play store has seen several new additions this year (2016) as well. In such a scenario, it has become more difficult than ever for Android users to select the best app out of the many apps in one single category. And with the prices of mobile Internet packs also being hiked, users have become more conscious than before when it comes to spending data to install apps. They want only the best. But do they have the time to read the description and user reviews? The answer is known to us all. So to ensure that the users only have top Android mobile apps on their phone, we compile a list of the best Android phone apps available at the Play Store.

Snap Me Up

The Snap Me Up gives selfie lovers one more reason (like they need any) to click themselves. It's a unique alarm app which will only stop after a selfie has been taken. The app can also be uses as a general alarm app but it would defeat its purpose.

Mix Radio

Earlier compatible only with Windows smartphones, the Mix Radio is now avaialble at the Google Play store. Within a few Days of its launch, the app climbed to the top of the list of Android phone apps in the music category. The Mix Radio app allows you to create personalized radio stations for FREE from its database.

Periscope

One of the top Android mobile apps in the live streaming category is the recently added Periscope. This app is used to create a live broadcast of the things that you are doing and sharing them on-the-go with the world. You can also watch live broadcast of the things that other people are doing.

QuizUp

One of the vintage Android phone apps, the QuizUp app was revamped this month and now emphasizes more on social interaction around gaming. The app can now also be used on Desktops.

Mistaken

Mistaken is a unique and fun app which when used clicks your pictures but shows you a picture of a stranger. What's great is that no account need be used to test the app's functionality.

Pext

If you wish to create a meme which sets the web world on fire then Pext is the app you need.

SwiftKey

An update in this year 2016 has earned the SwiftKey app a place in our list of top Android mobile apps. It now supports 9 new languages and also automatically enters the user credentials.

Bundle

Bundle is an app that you need to organize all the images in your phone in a single place from a specific event. Other peopoe who were a part of that specific event can also share the images that they have clicked in the same bundle.

The app flags the duplicate images on its own. The basic version of this app is free and allows unlimited storage of low resolution files. There are two other versions of the app. The $1 version app (to be launched soon) allows you to store files to an exisiting cloud storage platform of your choice, while the $5 One gives you storage space on Bundle's own cloud storage.

Office Lens

The Office Lens app is your very own scanner on your Android device. Besides, once you have scanned a document, you can also save it in a Word, PPT, or even a PDF format.

Infinit

The Infinit app is your go-to solution when you have to share heavy audio and video files. Fret not; the app won't degrade the quality of the files by compressing them.

Duolingo

With the Duolingo app, you can add multiple languages to your portfolio. It is a FREE app which enables you to learn a wide variety of foreign languages in an interactive manner.

Fit Brain Trainer

As the name suggests, the Fit Brain Trainer app comes in handy to train the brain and keep it fit. The app features over 360 games which sharpen Memory, focus, and many other mental abilities.

Mentioned abovr are some of the top Android apps for the Year, 2016. If you think that some other apps should have been mentioned, feel free to drop your comments.

Sandeep Sehrawat is Digital Marketing Ex. at Vizz Media