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Arun's pick of the collab: it applies consistent, cinematic-looking filters in a couple of taps, though unlocking everything can get expens…

Maybe the most addictive of the mobile games he mentions.

Found almost endless replay value in it, with offline co-op on one device.

Named as one of his recent mobile gaming highlights.

Less deep than the others but surprisingly creative and likely to make you smile.

A strategic game with huge depth, taking hundreds of hours to complete.

A thin, well-designed flagship Android tablet with a top-tier screen that suits productivity.

A portable egg-shaped multi-room speaker with a clean design and surprisingly good value, though the 360 effect is barely noticeable.

A clever, cheap speaker with colour-changing LEDs, wireless charging and long battery life, with only average sound.

His favourite of the five: a seamless physical keyboard case that is a novelty at first but satisfying to use.

Impressed by the prototype's solid sliding mechanism and near 97% screen, though specs and release are unconfirmed.

Adds animations to navbar presses, and the free version is enough for most people.

An absolute must-try for rooted phones, and not hard to do.

Very simple app that turns the torch on and off with the volume keys, and is faster once you get used to it.

Modded Google Camera app that brings Pixel 2 style processing and portrait mode to many Android flagships.

No-root app that turns the fingerprint scanner into an intuitive navigation control.

One of his all-time favourite Android mods, letting you swipe from an edge to exit any app.

Surprised him with a floating bubble that gives quick back, recent apps and clipboard access.

Looks dull as a set of menus but gives huge control over how your phone looks and behaves.

Lets you pin important notifications so they can't be swiped away and forgotten.

Complete system-wide audio tweaking tool that applies across ringtones, YouTube and Spotify.

Google app that turns videos into comic books, slow to load but surprisingly good at picking frames.

One app that bundles around 32 basic tools such as a notepad, file manager and torch, working offline too.

Summarises headlines into short paragraphs for busy people, though it oddly skips weekends.