Last Updated on March 22, 2020
7. Eon Music Player
© Pinterest With the boom in music streaming platforms in the last few years, music apps that solely reproduce local files are becoming a thing of the past.
But, if you still like to carefully select and move your music files to your smartphone, the Eon Music Player is one of the coolest options on the Play Store. The user interface is very clean and fully customizable, and the app automatically organizes your files to allow for easy navigation and indexing.
Price: free
8. SideChef
© Electrolux Group SideChefis the typical food app that offers you thousands of cooking recipes well organized by cuisine type, estimated cooking time, and difficulty. It doesn’t sound that appealing, does it? So, why are we mentioning it?
Because it has a feature that sets it apart from its competitors: you can use a guided “step by step” mode that will make your smartphone look like a modern Thermomix – you know, that kitchen appliance that can transform you in a professional chef.
Price: free
9. Focus Booster
© Edukasyon.ph If you often struggle with time management and you let procrastination get in your way and prevent you from getting work done, you should give Focus Booster a try.
This app is based on the Pomodoro technique, a method developed in the eighties that uses a timer to divide work into four 25 minutes sections with a 5 minutes break between them (and a longer one afterward).
But Focus Booster is much more than that; it allows you to adjust the length of your focus/break sections so that you can find a time frame that works best for you, let’s you pause the timer if you get interrupted, and you can also add specific tasks that you want to get done using the Pomodoro method.
Focus Boost will help keep you away from distractions and increase your productivity. No wonder it is so popular among freelancers.
Price: free
