Roger: Group Voice Messenger is an app that is basically similar to the\u00a0Snapchat for audio<\/strong>. Users can create groups of different users and send voice messages to them. If the receiver is online, the message is played automatically and otherwise the receiver gets a notification. The sent messages automatically disappear after a while, which makes the experience a lot like\u00a0Snapchat.<\/p>\n The app also supports playing back received messages even when the user goes offline, and the interface of the app is quite easy to understand, although not very clean or minimal. Moreover, the app is well rounded, and is a must try if you have many friends\u00a0with whom you would like to exchange voice messages. The app also has features such as saving voice notes to Dropbox, and a feature that can automatically tell others when you\u2019re leaving a place. All of this can be initiate inside the settings for the app, which is completely free.<\/p>\n[ad type=”banner”]\n Install<\/a><\/span><\/strong>\u00a0(Free)<\/p>\n Mimo is another app that users can use to\u00a0learn how to code<\/strong>\u00a0in a\u00a0various language<\/strong>, including Swift, JavaScript, Java, HTML and a much more. The fundamental lessons for all of the languages are free, and the subsequent lessons can be unlocked by sharing the app on social media through the links given inside the app itself as well as other people by purchasing the paid version of the app. The\u00a0app walks users through basic topics like variables, right up to slightly advanced topics such as closures. New courses\u00a0will be added to the app soon, with topics such as\u00a0\u201cHacking\u201d in the \u201cComing Soon\u201d section of the app.<\/p>\n The lessons are well planned, and sure to make learning how to code easy for everybody who gives the app the time of day. Another really exciting course that will soon be added to the app is \u201cMachine Learning\u201d, and personally excited to see how the developers break down a\u00a0topic that complex into easy to swallow bites, so that anybody can understand the concepts of Machine Learning. The app is definitely a must try for anyone even remotely interested in\u00a0learning how to code, and looking for a good place to start.<\/p>\n Install<\/a><\/span><\/strong>\u00a0(Free)<\/p>\n Morning Mail is a complete\u00a0new take on the way users approach their email<\/strong>\u00a0each day. The app\u2019s idea\u00a0is clearly taken from the popular dating app\u00a0Tinder<\/strong>, and it has been modified in a way\u00a0that\u00a0emails are displayed to the users in a card format, where the user can swipe left to delete it, right to archive it, and down to mark the email as read. The app is mostly aimed at users who do not get a lot of spam email,\u00a0or have a good spam filter, so that they are not always dealing with multiple cards.<\/p>\n The app includes a complete mailbox inside it, and can\u00a0display emails by specific mailboxes or even a combined view of all the mailboxes that the user has connected with the app. The interface of the app is clean, minimal and looks fresh, and this new take on email definitely feels very fresh and attractive.<\/p>\n Install<\/a><\/span><\/strong>\u00a0(Free with in-app purchases)<\/p>\n Dials Calendar app offers\u00a0a completely fresh look at something that users have been doing\u00a0the same way for a long time. The app is\u00a0focused on scheduling events<\/strong>, and it does this by placing event markers around the face of a 12-hour clock on the screen, notifying which event will start when. The events can be simply shifted to new times by dragging their markers to the new time position on the\u00a0clock face, and the functionality of the app is\u00a0good.<\/p>\n There is definitely a learning curve with the app, due to the way it handles scheduling and displaying events, but the app definitely looks good.<\/p>\n Install<\/a><\/span><\/strong>\u00a0(Free)<\/p>\n MuseCam is an app that is not so much a camera, as it is a\u00a0supercharged editing workhouse<\/strong>. The app has features that can easily challenging those offered by Adobe\u2019s Lightroom on the iPhone. It has a several great features to completely transform the way an image looks on your phone.\u00a0The app has the basic features\u00a0such as adjusting the contrast, exposure and all the obvious editing features. But, MuseCam also offers editing features in the form of graphs that can be individually modified for RGB colors and it also supports hue and saturation edits for independent colors in the photo, which makes it\u00a0very powerful.\u00a0The app also comes with some preloaded filters that\u00a0you can directly apply on your images, and you can\u00a0create your own custom filters as well.<\/p>\n Install<\/a><\/strong><\/span>\u00a0(Free, with in-app purchases)<\/p>\n TaoMix 2 is an app that allows users to listen to immersive soundscapes that can be edited\u00a0by the user, with the changes audible in real time. The user can additionally\u00a0create completely new soundscapes<\/strong>\u00a0from scratch by using the set of sounds provided inside the app. There are a couple sound packs that can be bought from within the app,\u00a0so that users\u00a0can create even more complex and varied forms of soundscapes. The\u00a0soundscapes can be set to\u00a0change over time as well.<\/p>\n The app is definitely\u00a0an\u00a0amazing way to relax<\/strong>, or even to focus on important work without any distractions. Used with headphones, the app provides a very immersive feeling, and completely cuts the user off from the outside world.<\/p>\n Install<\/a><\/strong><\/span>\u00a0(Free, with In-app purchases)<\/p>\n You must know about\u00a0Duolingo\u00a0\u2013 the app that is by far the most used app to learn new languages.\u00a0The same\u00a0company that brought Duolingo, has created Tinycards. It works on the same basic\u00a0functionality as Duolingo, but instead of just languages, the app focuses on a wide variety of topics that the users can choose to learn about. These topics include Geography, History, Science and a much more. The animations in the app are smooth, and the app very natural to use. If you have used Duolingo before, you will be hooked to this app in no time, learning\u00a0new things consistently. The app also covers topics such as Disney characters, Famous EDM producers and a much more to\u00a0increase your knowledge<\/strong>\u00a0in about every topic.<\/p>\n Install<\/a><\/strong><\/span>\u00a0(Free)<\/p>\n Bobby is another really useful app. The app\u00a0allows users to add their subscriptions to the app,\u00a0and the app automatically shows the total cost per month for all of their subscriptions, ensuring that users don\u2019t run out of cash for the subscription payments that they need to make. The app is a great way\u00a0for users to\u00a0keep a track of their subscriptions<\/strong>\u00a0and fixed expenses. The app supports a lot of pre-defined subscriptions including Apple Music, Adobe Creative Cloud and a much more. Users can set reminders and alarms for their subscriptions, so they don\u2019t end up paying late fees for missed subscription payments.\u00a0The app likewise supports a wide number of currencies.<\/p>\n It is definitely an app trying out if you have a lot of subscriptions as it can help you with managing payments and making sure you don\u2019t forget to pay for the subscriptions.<\/p>\n Install<\/a><\/span><\/strong>\u00a0(Free, with In-app purchases)<\/p>\n NOIZ is\u00a0an app that enables users to\u00a0create music<\/strong>. The difference between NOIZ and other\u00a0music creation apps is the way NOIZ works. It doesn\u2019t have any specific loops or sounds that users need to drag and drop on to a timeline that\u2019s boring. Users can select from a list of songs that the app supports, and NOIZ breaks it down into various symbols, as well as the verse, pre-chorus, and chorus that users can tap on whenever they need to play the song in the way they need to play it.<\/p>\n Users\u00a0can also edit the loops in the song, to make more complex and cool sounding music.<\/p>\n[ad type=”banner”]\n![\"Roger:](\"https:\/\/www.wikitechy.com\/technology\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/1-285.png\")
2.Mimo<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\n
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4.Dials Calendar<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\n
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5.MuseCam<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\n[ad type=”banner”]\n6.TaoMix 2<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\n
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7.Tinycards<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\n
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8.Bobby<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\n
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9.NOIZ<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\n
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