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Hey, Android enthusiasts! 📱

Let's take a tour of your favourite non-game paid apps in 2023 that are worth every penny!

No APKs please. Play Store links and app screenshots are encouraged. FOSS projects worth a contribution or two (whether a donation or paid version) are also more than welcome!

Let's skip the games (that's a story for another day) and spotlight some ever-reliable paid apps recommended by @[email protected]:

• Tasker: The master of automation, turning your device into an efficiency wizard.
• Titanium Backup: Safeguarding your data with finesse.
• SD Maid: Your neat freak companion, maintaining cleanliness and speed.
• BigBag: Organizing your shopping escapades like a champ.
• Wolfram Alpha: The answer guru for all things complex.

Here's to building a treasure trove of invaluable apps and supporting those who keep the Android landscape innovative and vibrant!

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If you've paid careful attention to our sticky, you may have noticed Lemdro.id hosts a few slick web app interfaces for Lemmy. Give them a try!

These are active projects, so please do report any bugs to their respective GitHub pages linked below.

What do you think of them? What kind of tools would you like to see for Lemmy?

Lemdro.id Interfaces

• Familiar for iOS redditors: m.lemdro.id powered by Voyager
• Familiar for desktop redditor: old.lemdro.id powered by mlmym
• Something new: nu.lemdro.id powered by Photon

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Hello, Android community! Let's kick off a discussion on app organization and decluttering 📱🧹. How often do you clean up your app lists, and what are some apps you have recently removed?

We all tend to accumulate various apps over time, and it's helpful to review and prune the list regularly. So, how do you approach this task?

• Do you have a set schedule, or do you clean up whenever you notice your app list getting too cluttered?
• Do you use any tools or techniques to figure out what to remove?
• Are there particular types of apps that you find yourself removing more frequently?
• Is there any feature or functionality you wish were built into Android OS?

Feel free to share any tips or strategies you employ to keep your app list tidy.