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back in January we gave you our top five productivity apps for Android but since then some things have changed and we found some that we really like I'm Taylor Martin this is pocket now and here a three more productivity apps for Android we've covered productivity apps for Android before even earlier this year but new applications appear every week and sometimes it takes us a while to discover new amazing apps think of this as an update to the last video with more of our favorite productivity apps for Android first up is to do list I had been searching for a great task manager for quite some time Annie do was obtrusive and always popping up in your face then I found todoist at the surface it's your typical task manager add tasks set priorities and due dates use labels and tags etc but once you dig into the service there's much more to it tiny things really that set it apart you can add notes to your tasks due date entry is powered by a language recognition model you can sync your tasks with google calendar and more best of all it's available via web and there are apps for Mac Windows Android and iOS as well as extensions for chrome firefox outlook thunderbird gmail and more the to do a snap is free to use but to access extra features like task notes and file attachments productivity tracking custom filters and more you'll need to upgrade to do as premium for twenty nine dollars per year I did test the stock Android calendar it's old clunky and ugly none of the alternatives managed to entice me agenda calendar awesome calendar didja cal etc then sunrise calendar released on android a few weeks ago it's beautiful fluid and has some pretty useful features like integration with Evernote reminders github TripIt songkick and asana it has integrated weather in the agenda view and it's simply one of the most beautiful Calendar apps on Android we've ever used best of all it's completely free and available in iOS and web as well ja der pad X is a recent fight of mine from a new twitter friend dr. Rita Curie it's a minimal text editor with dropbox integration and tons of other tiny useful features you can set different styles or typeface really for your choice in appearance there's an integrated dictionary and it gives you word paragraph and character counts the idea here is to keep things as simple as possible for distraction free writing and we have to say Giada pad x is an excellent execution best of all it's free of charge for basic functionality though if you want extended features like markdown support and integrated thesaurus save versions night mode and PDF export you'll have to snag the in-app creative unlock for 498 of late these are the apps that keep its productive on the road which android productivity apps do you rely on share them in the comments below folks thanks so much for watching if you enjoyed this video be sure to click the thumbs up button below and of course subscribe to see more videos like this one in the future be sure to fall was in awe of you Elise's Twitter Facebook and Google+ a pocket now I'm Taylor Martin you can find me on Twitter and Casper tech and I will see you next time