These were the most popular Android apps and games in 2022 (in millions of downloads), grouped by category. Depressing to see TikTok being the most popular one in the world, 672 million brainwashed users per year, that's a lot.
Ubisoft has joined forces with Squeeze, renowned for their exceptional 3D animations, to bring the Invincible franchise to life with a new stunning cinematic trailer. No, the game is not yet available on mobile but hopefully it will soon be released. Squeeze, known for their excellent video game animations, seamlessly merged 3D characters with 2D environments in this new cinematic trailer. Their goal was to create a composition that harmonized with the series' aesthetics, including lighting and colors. The result is a visually striking cinematic that packs a punch and leaves us eagerly anticipating the game's release.
1SF03JFK60RD9ATL is a Google Play redeem code that Google published on an image in their description section for gift cards. It's not a real redeem code, so stop trying to enter it or searching for that, it's useless. If you're looking for Google Play gift cards, the only way to get them legitimately is by paying for them or earning those via GPT sites such as Swagbucks and the others.
While Swagbucks has a website where anyone can create an account and do tasks via the web, they also have official Android & iOS apps. A lot of people get confused and ask if Swagbucks apps are real or not, because those are country targeted. So if you're going to the official Swagbucks site and visit their Mobile Apps page, you might not see anything if you're from a country they're not targeting (i.e. India, those from Eastern Europe, ...).
Threads is a text-based conversation app developed by Instagram. It allows communities to gather and engage in discussions about various topics of interest. Users can follow and connect with their favorite creators and like-minded individuals who share the same passions. Threads offers a platform to express ideas, opinions, and creativity, enabling users to build a dedicated following and share their content with a wider audience. Threads is currently available both for iOS and Android, but unfortunately if you're from the EU you cannot install it due to privacy concerns. As if Meta doesn't already know anything about you if you're on Facebook or Instagram.
There are several content locker platforms (human verification systems) available, but you have to be careful which one you pick. Why? Because it's also a field with a lot of shady players, as it is any field with money involved. I have been using occasionally CPABuild for the past 5 years and never had a problem with them. I used CPABuild as a content locker, to allow access to a specific Android-related content only for real visitors, and I can say for sure that they are reliable. They pay on time and have lots of offers. If you don't have an account, you can sign-up here:
Having a fast-booting Android phone can greatly enhance your overall smartphone experience. When you power on your device, a quick boot time means you can swiftly access your apps, messages, and other features without having to wait for an extended period. This efficiency not only saves you time but also contributes to a smoother and more seamless user experience. A faster boot time can be particularly beneficial in situations where you need immediate access to your phone, such as during emergencies or when you're in a rush. Additionally, if you frequently restart your phone for updates or troubleshooting purposes, a faster boot time will reduce the downtime and frustration associated with waiting for the device to fully start up.
I’ve been around Android since the beginning, in fact this blog’s first post was almost 14 years ago. My, how time flies. It goes without saying that I’ve also been around app devs and publishing apps/games for a very long time. The downside now for publishing apps/games is obviously the tremendous […]
If you don’t know what Reddit is, then you must be new to the “Internets”, but I’ll bring you up to date. Reddit is an online platform that connects users through various communities called “subreddits.” It’s a hub for sharing, discussing, and discovering topics of interest. Users can submit posts, links, […]
Well, you can make money online with Android-powered smartphones (iOS too, just I'm more focused on Android). With the right apps installed on your Android phone, you can earn extra income or even turn your device into a source of passive revenue. There are Android apps that reward you for doing some actions (i.e. filling out surveys), or others that simply pay you a referral fee for sending in new users. Below are some of the highest-paying apps for Android that I've also tested and can be extra income sources (this list is being continuously updated):
