The 100 best Android apps for 2019

The Google Play Store contains more than 2.7 million applications; some are masterpieces and others are real. Don't waste time solving them yourself. We have selected the top 100 apps for your Android phone based on our long history of platform coverage.
We have divided our app collection into 14 categories, including music, productivity, security, and utilities, so you can easily find the type of app you're looking for. The name of each app also refers to the Google Play page. Note that we do not include any games in this summary; look at our separate list of the best Android games.

If this is the first time you are using an Android device, 100 apps can be overwhelming from the start. View our list of 10 essential Android apps for all basic principles. If your wallet is somewhat light, know that most entries in both lists are free.
When we choose applications that we include in our collections, we look for applications that excel in two areas: function and design. A functional application is unique in its capabilities or simply works better than others. Applications with an exceptional design are a pleasure to use. Android 9.0 Pie has introduced a good range of specific application enhancements, so we give priority to applications that use the new system functions and reflect the latest visual styles.
Every application on the list is excellent in its own way. In general, our collection is a snapshot of the best Google Play Store apps at the time of writing. If we have lost your favorite app, leave a comment. We keep this list up to date so that your suggestions can be included in the next update.
We have not forgotten iPhone users. For iOS fans, view our overview of the top 100 iPhone apps
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