7 Amazing Android Apps You Should Be Using! (2025 Update)

In this edition of our Android apps series, I’ll be showing you 7 amazing apps for Android that just might be useful for you.

Best Android Apps Playlist

0:00 Intro
0:16 Video Editor
1:24 Curated Articles
2:19 Music Maker
2:58 Language Learning
3:35 Open Source Camera App
4:09 Maps & Navigation
4:40 Route Planner for City Navigation

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GoPro Quik
Flipboard
Music Maker JAM
Memrise
Open Camera
Here WeGo
Citymapper

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[BrettInTech]

This video has been updated removing apps that are no longer available or no longer recommended. What is your favorite Android app that you recommend for people to check out? Thanks for watching :)

[mikepanchaud]

Thanks, mostly new to me. Confirming City mapper works really well in London. It picks up delays and outages, such as rail strikes and road works, and provides many options . It has step by step walking instructions for the beginning and end of your journey and even tells you the best train carriage to use for minimum walking.

[im_avg_joe]

Transit app is the app I use for public transportation. It offers real time schedules for bus/subway arrival times.

[asan]

Brett, Thanks for posting this video..

[victoriabrister]

Great information and added a couple to my phone.

[shawnab]

Thanks! I've added a few of these to my phone.

[zerbt]

i like camera fv-5 it's always buggy just like almost all Android apps 😅 but it does have some features like saving as PNG and lots of settings

[Reconbox]

Thanks for your inspiring videos. How about mentioning a good call recorder. People not honoring deals has almost become an irritating and daily occurrence. It would be nice to match people's lies with a recording.

[davidbell]

Hi Brett, does the music making app, come with its own RAM. Thanks.

[martharunstheworld]

Citymapper is kind of lean. Use MUNImobile instead when you're in San Francisco. Citymapper only shows the light rails, it's not showing any of the bus routes, which is the vast majority of public transportation in SF.

[LouisHansell]

I always enjoy your videos. I want to report an app you mention.
I downloaded Here We Go, and the maps for my state and contiguous states.
If I choose an in-state destination the app shows the map and directions.
But if I choose an out-of-state destination, it reports a fail, and suggests that I check my wifi, mobile data and airplane mode.
I am on my own wifi, airplane mode is not on and mobile data is allowed.
This has been a consistent failure. I posted this comment to the PlayStore and I will be deleting this app.

[joshkund]

You lost me at that first one. That app is so buggy, especially when exporting large or higher resolution files is so buggy. Granted it's great for making like vertical videos for YouTube shorts or tiktok. But it's so clunky...

[rickrounds]

The Open Camera app does NOT appear to read QR codes.

[roku]

some are not free, I guess. HERE is free though.