New Android and iPhone apps that you need to try now [2021/8/7]

The meeting with you is renewed weekly to shed light on a group of new and distinguished applications for smartphones that caught our attention while searching on Google Play and the App Store. As you all know, app stores are not limited to those apps known to every user like WhatsApp, YouTube, Instagram, etc., but every day developers add their new apps to fulfill a specific purpose that helps maximize the benefit of the smartphone. So, after the past week’s best new Android and iPhone apps, here is our latest selection of the most important apps that you will know for the first time and definitely deserve to be experienced.

Data Restore Tool is a new app from Google that helps you transfer data of all types from your old phone after purchasing a new one. Data Restore Tool acts as a backup tool for the data stored on the phone and then restores this backup to another phone to make the transition from an old to a new phone very easy. While most phone manufacturers offer their own app for data transfer, such as Smart Switch from Samsung, the presence of an official app from Google for this purpose that works on all phones makes things a little easier.

The app is very easy to use; you can select the data you intend to transfer and choose to transfer using a cable connected to both phones or via Wi-Fi. The process takes a few minutes until the new phone is ready to use. So far, the app only works on Android phones, but according to the illustrations in the app, it seems that Google intends to provide a version for the iPhone to help users transition from iOS to Android smoothly. [Download the app]

Not a new app for iPhone users as it has been available on the App Store for a while, but it recently made its way to Google Play to allow Android smartphone users to take advantage of its features in editing videos. Videoleap by Lightricks is not like any Video Editor app you’ve tried before! It is distinguished by containing several features and add-ons that you can only find in large computer programs for editing videos.

With Videoleap by Lightricks, you can create high-quality videos in a short period of time, and thanks to the Timeline feature, you can easily make edits to each frame in the video. The app includes a tool to remove the green background, the ability to crop video clips to fit certain sizes for the platform you intend to publish the video on. You can add text, music clips, creative effects…etc. In general, it is a professional app to the fullest, so we recommend trying it if you want to share your videos beautifully and uniquely, knowing that the app is free but there is a paid version that offers more features for $70. [Download the app]

AppDash is a more professional alternative to the app manager in the Android system. Through AppDash, you can easily sort all your apps according to specific criteria, or link apps to tags to distinguish them and access them faster, or perform batch actions like deleting multiple apps at once or sharing several apps with another phone. In addition, the app, through its beautiful graphical interface, allows you to save a copy of the apps and restore them easily.

AppDash can also help you analyze APK and XAPK installation files and provide you with a lot of information about them and their source, in addition to displaying many statistics about your actual usage of the installed apps, such as the most used app this week and the duration it was used. In general, the app is very useful and offers several clear and easy-to-understand functions. But keep in mind that it is not free, you can use it for a free trial period of a week, after which you can subscribe to the monthly or annual plan at an affordable price. [Download the app]

A wonderful app to improve English language pronunciation in various accents, American, British, Australian, and others using over 40 million videos on YouTube, meaning that you learn or hear the pronunciation of English words and phrases by real people, which is a unique experience, as most apps specialized in learning English offer automated pronunciation of words. YouDict works on iPhones, and once you launch it, you will see the search field where you can type the word or phrase, and after the search, a YouTube video will be displayed starting from the moment the word or name is pronounced. If the pronunciation is not clear enough, you can switch to another video… until you can say the word as if you were a Native Speaker. Just try the app and judge for yourself! [Download the app]

As the name suggests, Android 12 Clock Widgets brings the new clock widget design in Android 12, different from previous versions, to any Android phone. The app is very lightweight, and after installation, all you have to do is go to the widget section and add it to your home screen, after which a variety of themes offered by the app will appear, or you can select different colors and create your own theme. There is also an option to make the clock colors match the background screen colors. In its free version, the app displays pop-up ads and offers a very limited set of tools, while the paid version for $1 allows you to get rid of ads and access more distinctive and visually appealing tools. And of course, the widget works offline. [Download the app]