35 Hidden Android Features.

Useful enough that he switched to it as his main keyboard, thanks to one-handed and floating modes.

Quietly getting smarter, with live translation and editable text from photos that he finds pretty cool.

Can replace several apps and hides fun quizzes, games and reminders that many people never use.

An amazing way to completely restyle a Samsung One UI phone without rooting.

He still uses it three times a week to quickly vary a favourite wallpaper.

Lets you remap screenshots to holding the home button and adds an instant share pop-up.

Brings back a notification LED using screen pixels, but still feels beta and lacks features.

Convenient camera-based heart rate readings that are fine for fitness tracking but not medical use.

A party trick that pauses games and videos when you look away; he would not use it himself.

Well-done dice, coin and card randomiser, though he wishes it had fewer ads.

An eye-grabbing blue and white neon icon pack that pairs well with a matching wallpaper.

An absolutely killer, well-animated live wallpaper that is mostly black to save battery.

A fascinating way to run Android inside Android, useful for separating work and personal use, though it crashes on his Samsung.