20 Android Apps for 2020.

Uses augmented reality to show Wi-Fi signal strength in the space around you.

A music player that plays two songs at once, handy for two people sharing one phone.

An icon pack he rates in his top three of the year, helped by its good wallpapers.

An elegant, low-power live wallpaper that looks good out of the box.

Lets you see phone notifications and send files from a computer's Chrome browser.

Adds a bottom notification bar so you can reach settings without stretching your thumb.

His favourite weather app, with sophisticated features and a clean interface.

Extracts text from screenshots so you can search and copy from them.

Batches notifications and releases them at set times to curb constant phone checking.

A stripped-back home screen limited to seven apps that works and reports your usage.

One of his favourites of the year, with the most convincing lighting and sky effects of similar apps.

Not especially useful but insanely fun for distorting photos into tiny planets.

A quirky photo editor with wacky filters that give a sci-fi poster look.

A minimalist wallpaper generator that makes a new design with every tap, though some look empty.

A very cool 3D scanner for objects and rooms, though low resolution and mostly for fun.

One of Google's best experiments, freezing the background so clips look tripod-stable.

The most fluid third-party gesture app he has used, though most features need the pro version.

One of his favourite AR apps, letting you see real sneaker designs on your feet.

A toolbox of Android mods, including forced rotation and a customisable ambient display, without needing root.

A lightweight browser that saves 30 to 40 percent of data and is an absolute must-try for him.