Gadgetory

hello begin ladies and gentlemen i'm johanna the android authority app guy and it's about that time of month who round up the best new android apps from the last month if you want to check out any of these apps for yourself you can find those links in the video description below Adobe released not one but three new applications in the month of November the first was Photoshop fixed this application allows you to retouch photos and it also comes with some restoration features the second was Adobe Photoshop sketch as the name implies this application gives you a variety of tools to sketch and create original pieces of artwork that can then be ported to Adobe's desktop apps the last one is Adobe comp CC this one allows you to design wireframes using images text shapes and fonts they're all free to download but you'll need an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription to use all of the features Android auto was released to the world this last month it was out previously but only for a few devices whereas this release is pretty much for everybody it integrates Android auto directly into your device so you don't need a smart car in order to use it you'll be able to do a basic set of tasks including checking and sending messages navigation listening to music and playlists and a whole lot more it still needs quite a bit of work because it's not that great just yet that said it is free and we expect the platform to get better sooner rather than later Auto tools is a no root extension for Tasker it allows you to easily create some stuff in Tasker that would otherwise be a little more tedious or difficult you can have it create toasts badges time calculations and even gestures OTO tools also have support for data processing chrome custom tabs a flashlight and a lot more you can try the application out for free for 30 days after that you can buy the application for $2.99 brave browser has actually been out for a long time however it was re rebranded as link bubble and a new brave browser was released and instead this browser comes with built-in adblock as well as a range of security features and battery optimizations to help keep things running smoothly along with that it supports the usual range of features including private tabs bookmarks history and others it's a fairly decent little browser if you're in the market for a new one fingerprint gestures is a fun little customization app it allows you to use your fingerprint sensor as sort of a trackpad you'll be able to assign gestures along with various tap pad to perform various tasks for instance you can have it show your notifications if you swipe down it seems to work well for the most part although some devices seem to have better luck than others it's a free download so you can see if it works for you you'll need to have a device running Android 6.0 marshmallow at the very least learn how to draw is a simply named application that to the surprise of no one helps teach you how to draw it features lessons for beginners intermediates and even some advanced lessons if you already know a little bit about drawing the tutorials were created by will Sliney who is a well-known comic book artist and there are hundreds of tutorials to go through the application is reasonably priced and you can try it out for free before dropping the $0.99 to get the full version Microsoft selfie is a simple camera application that takes selfies it features a very simple interface that allows you to get in take your selfie and then send it where it needs to go it has an editing tool that lets you move a slider back and forth according to Microsoft the slider is backed by technology that takes into account things like age skin tone gender lighting and other variables it works pretty well if you need something simple photoscan is an application by Google that helps you port your actual photographs into your device basically it's a scanner application that helps you scan your photographs it has a tool that lets you outline the photo so you can easily remove the things like the frame or any background that you may get once it's digital you can back it up or post it to social media if you want to it takes a moment to get used to but otherwise it's a simple app to use it also works pretty well pulse is an SMS application that also has cross-platform support on its own on a single device it functions like a simple SMS app however you can install it on your computer tablet and other devices and sync your SMS between all of them you can pay a recurring monthly subscription for multiple device supports or you can buy a lifetime license for $10.99 and not have to worry about it it works pretty well although there are some bugs as you'd expect from a newer application it's definitely worth the shots snip back is a voice recording application with some unique features it gets the basics right and you can record your voice share or backup that recording and recordings are listed by session for easy organization however the application also includes background noise reduction and the ability to record audio before the app starts running it runs as a service in the background and you can actually recover the last 30 seconds of audio even if your recording it works well enough although running it as a constant service may not always be the best idea and that about does it for this one folks if you want to keep watching we have our Android apps weekly show linked up there on the screen which you can check out every Sunday to get the latest Android apps and games news and releases if you want to check out any of these apps again those links are in the video description below and keep it tuned to Android authorities because we are your source for all things Android thanks again for watching everybody and have a wonderful day