Best 5 widgets for Android
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Sunday, 5 May 2013
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In this article we are laying down the 5 best widgets that Android users
must have in their devices in 2013 for increased enhancement and
usability:
1. Beautiful Widgets:
It has affluent features with a bright
look. This widget-app can let you modify the device’s home screen in
various personal styles accompanied with lots of themes and widgets. It
lets an ease of access to weather, clock, battery percentage update,
current calendar date and also access to few system settings with
toggles.You can also move through widgets for mobile, screen brightness,
WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth and various modes – like Plane, Vibrant or Silent,
and timed Silence.
Get Beautiful Widgets for free here
2. TweetDeck:
There are various Social media applications that
people can use on their Smartphones to connect and stay updated with the
real time streams through the World. And most of these applications are
for Android Users. The best in all is the TweetDeck. It is a kind of
mobile browser that lets you stay in touch with hot and happenings
around Facebook, Twitter,Buzz, and Foursquare. Tweet Deck is the
smartest and convenient widget that lets you post, share and tweet
directly from your device’s home screen. It also has an interface where
you can follow other’s tweets, reply to them and post your own tweet
through a detailed horizontal view and the vertical widget view helps
you to get the maximum of tweeter right on your screen.
3. Tasks:
Its TASK is clear by its name. The best widget to let you organised your
to-do lists, tasks and more importantly your life in between the hectic
schedules. The home screen Task place lets you an ease of access to the
widget anytime you wish to. The added advantage is that you can also
sync it with Google Tasks. But the downside is, if you get the free
version of Task, you might be struck in-between with lots of
advertisements, but the paid download is completely advertisement free.
4. Google Keep:
When there was Evernote, your note-taking was just as good as it can be.
The Evernote’s PC as well as mobile interface are good. Coming to
challenge Evernote’s dominance is the Google Keep. Evernote is still a
good application, but if Google comes with something new, you just
cannot ignore it. It has got all the features that you look for in your
note taking widget, and it plans to deliver better in the near future. I
have installed it on my device and gauging from my personal experience
and some other people’s initial usage experience of Google Keep, I must
say that this widget is a must-have and here to stay. It lets you take
and organised notes smoothly.
5. Spotify:
Music is the most important need of people through their digital
devices. In-fact people base their phone-buying choice based on the
music compatibility of a mobile device. This widget lets you access to
tons of music online on your Android device. Either you can prefer to
listen for free, or have subscription of Spotify Premium.
There are many other widgets thar are just as good as anyone and for any
purpose you name. The 2013 is still in its first half, and the Android
market is still growing by leaps and bounces. We hope to get more
widgets and applications in the near future that will make our Android
use more awesome and exciting. Keep updated for more.
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