Before 2016, Android had no official app for Reddit, and due to that everybody relied on third-party apps to browse Reddit on their smartphones. Oh, Reddit! It is easily one of my favorite website on the Internet and I am on it every day for quite some time. Since it was first launched on iOS, it was the most anticipated Android app of the year. It has some of the best and modern filters to work with.
With Prisma, you just don’t edit photos, you turn it into awesome artworks. Judging by its popularity, it could really be THE app of the year. Prisma, the ultimate photo editing app, was an instant hit. While the above-mentioned apps were the best one by Google, Photoscan and Google Trips could very well be considered two of the best apps of the year. This year Google made some changes to its keyboard app along with adding some extra features – the major one being the ability to perform Google search right from the keyboard. Gboard, on the other hand, is no new app, it’s a redesigned version of the already awesome Google keyboard. With Duo, video calls are just one tap away. I think everyone knows it by now that Google Duo is Google’s answer to Apple’s FaceTime. With Allo, you can chat with the assistant and ask it for various information like calendar appointments, weather, etc. I know it’s not going to be as awesome as the one that comes with a Pixel smartphone, but it is still worth trying. Although Google assistant officially comes with Android Nougat, you can use it right inside Allo. But what makes it worth your time is the Google assistant. It has all the functionalities of a standard messaging app, like voice messages, stickers, etc. While it’s pretty understandable that nobody needs another messaging app, Google Allo is worth the extra effort. This year we got multiple awesome apps by Google. Let’s get this one out of the way first, most of the apps that come out of the Google factory are pretty awesome. At last, we are not including any games in this list as we think they require their own separate list. We are including only those apps that were launched in the year 2016 or the ones that got revamped or got a major design and functionality overhaul this year. But for this list, we are taking into account only those apps that run on a smartphone and don’t require any other device to function. Virtual Reality and smart watch apps also got reasonable attention throughout the year. We saw the rise of messaging apps with the likes of Signal and Google Allo. This was quite a year as dozens of awesome apps were doled out in the Google play store. Happy holidays! With 2016 coming to an end, it’s time to list out the best apps of the year.
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