Last Updated on December 27, 2019
PaperKarma is a fantastic application that lets you keep junk mail out of your email inbox. Emails no longer need to be karma! To achieve this, simply take a photo of any unwanted email and the app will contact the sender to remove your email from their upload listings.
PaperKarma works with magazines, coupon catalogs, brochures, credit card offers, and even the yellow pages and the fact is that the application handles the entire data removal process and is very effective.
#7 – SafeTrek – Your Private Security!
The SafeTrek app is a kind of personal security where people press a button whenever they feel insecure. For example, if you are entering your home and see the door open for no apparent reason, you can press the application’s “hold until safe” button to let the authorities know that you may be in danger.
After taking your finger off the button you need to enter a four-digit pin to show the authorities that everything is fine, otherwise, they will appear where you are.
This is one of the must-have Android apps that any user should have on their smartphone. It is also available for iOS and has paid versions, but is considered one of the best security apps ever.
#8 – Sleep Cycle Power Nap – Resting Restfully!
The Spaniards are a people accustomed to “siesta”, that is when they sleep a short and quick nap in the middle of the day that recovers all their energy and vitality.
And the truth is that there are studies that indicate that we should all do this midday nap too to refresh our body and mind. In this sense, the Sleep Cycle Power Nap application has been a great help.
This application includes a recovery nap mode and helps you avoid oversleeping. It sounds an alarm when the “siesta period” is over – if you have too much sleep it is not so invigorating (rather the opposite).
#9 – RadarScope – Weather Control
Everyone should have an app that tells them the exact weather conditions in their own or other regions to be as prepared as possible to face them. In this sense, RadarScope emerged.
