MUST HAVE APPS FOR ANDROID

500 Firepaper

500 Firepaper provides a live wallpaper and a daydream showing you the latest images from 500px throughout the day.You never need to look at that boring old wallpaper again, or search for hours for a nice new one. This app will show you quality photographs from all over the world - different ones each day!The feature (popular, editor's choice, fresh, etc) and categories displayed are of course configurable, as is the refresh interval and the brightness of the images.

Please note that high resolution imagery and animation takes quite a bit of memory, so obviously this app is aimed at high-end devices.

EveryPost

Everypost is a neat and simple little app that lets you post to several social networks in one go. Basically, you type whatever it is that you feel like sharing, mark the networks you want it to appear on, hit that big "Post" button and you're done. You may attach your own photos or videos to your posts, as well as YouTube videos, Grooveshark songs, and Flickr images. Plus, there's a built-in URL shortener and a text shortener for Twitter that lets you avoid that 140 character limit. 

We just gave this app a try ourselves and we can confirm that it work pretty well. Sure, you do have to spend some time on setting up the app, which means that you will have to allow it to post on your behalf, but the process takes just a few minutes and you don't have to do it more than once per social network. 

Everypost is available for free on iOS and Android without any pesky advertisements getting in your way. Feel free to give it a try!

Horizon

Horizon comes equipped with three straightening modes, including Flex, which serves up a flexible frame-size enabled by tilt-to-zoom. This adjusts the zooming scale when you tilt your device, to make things look a little smoother.

The result, when you play it back, should look as though it was shot in landscape to the casual observer. Of course, this doesn’t flawlessly replicate actual ‘landscape’ as the cropping of the top/bottom of the image and the subseqent ‘zooming’ affects the quality of the shot, but it does a decent job and it is pretty clever stuff all the same.

Vybe

Create custom vibration patterns for your contacts and know who’s calling or messaging without looking at your phone. A unique experience where you can design distinct vibration patterns for your phone calls, text messages and app notifications.So, now if you are in the classroom, on the road or stuck in a meeting and find it inconvenient to take the phone out, you can still know who might on the other end of the line.And it’s pretty simple! Just create a vibration, assign it to a contact and know who’s trying to reach out.To put it simple just Create, Assign and Feel it.

Versus

If you have ever had the urge to compare two things, be it the hottest new phones or washer-dryers, it has usually involved a bit of good researching. Versus is a new app on Android that will let users easily see the pros and cons of one thing as opposed to another, and will take input from users as well to make the app better.

The app has an easy-to-use interface as is apparent above, and looks to provide solid, to-the-point factual evidence. This means that, yes, the phone with beefier hardware is likely to win, but the fact that users can suggest new reasons to pick one thing over another makes it so that this is negated in a sense.