Software & AI

iJustine's pick, not Arun's: a live trivia game show app where you can win money.

MKBHD's pick, not Arun's: a customisable Twitter client with a chronological timeline.

UrAvgConsumer's pick, not Arun's: a customisable live wallpaper app for Android.

TechSource's pick, not Arun's: a competitive mobile take on League of Legends.

MrMobile's pick, not Arun's: an app for last-minute boutique hotel deals.

An app that clones social apps so you can run two accounts at once, useful for people with an online presence.

Saved about 26.7% extra battery in his test, which he says justifies rooting for some people, but it needs an AMOLED display and voids the…

A contextual launcher that anticipates your next apps and calls, though some may find that intrusive.

A Windows 10 simulation launcher that suits people who like that OS and have a large-screen phone.

A simple search-first launcher that finds contacts, apps and chats quickly, but its app drawer is basic.

A slightly less feature-rich launcher with a vertical widget layout and built-in browser.

One of the best launchers for 3D animation, fluid and fun, though it needs decent processing power.

A fast launcher that stands out for its security features like protected pages and a guest mode.

Pixel-inspired icon pack he has enjoyed for a couple of weeks, though the icon count is not the biggest.

Revamped Android browser that sometimes felt faster than Chrome and syncs with Edge on a Windows PC.

Google's file manager helps free up space and has a surprisingly fast offline file sharing feature.

Simple letter-based app launcher that opens apps quickly, and its simplicity is the appeal.

LG V30-inspired floating shortcut bar that stays out of the way until it is needed.

Touch-reactive particle live wallpaper that looks very impressive on powerful phones, though the resolution could be higher.

Watch-party app that feels unfinished but is a great idea as a working concept.

Convincing curved-screen effect that is interesting to see but not something he would personally use.

Fast gallery alternative with a built-in editor that makes quick photo edits easier on the phone.

Used for the first trick, making a real coin look as if it is embedded in the phone screen.

Brings the speed and features of the Pixel Launcher with far more customisation.