Top 20 free Android apps

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Posted on 28 Jan 2011 at 13:00

Want to keep up with the latest news on the move? The official Sky News app is a decent app for you and shows how Android is garnering main-stream support.

This simple app lets you view the top stories, filter by category (such as, showbiz, UK, sport and politics) and keep up to date with what's going on. The video button lets you watch the latest news clips if you prefer video to reading.

Finally, the Report button lets you join in and send an image or video from your phone to the Sky newsroom.

ColorNote Notepad Notes

There's no better way to stay organised than with ColorNote Notepad Notes. This handy app lets you take notes quickly and efficiently on your phone.

It provides both standard notes and To Do lists. You can lock notes, so that they can only be viewed when you enter a password, making them ideal for secure information. In addition, you can colour-code all notes, so you can quickly group notes on a similar subject together.

Notes can be sorted by colour, time modified and alphabetically, plus you can add timed reminders, making this app all you need to both create notes and be prompted to follow up on them.

Author: Expert Reviews Staff

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By roberto2402 on 30 Jan 2011

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