2016 is coming to an end and before we bid adieu to the year
that saw Trump winning Presidency, let's take a look at the most revolutionary
mobile applications of this year.
These applications changed the way we see our smartphone and
completely revamped our whole outlook towards mobile apps.
We have chosen five apps from a large pool owing to their
uniqueness as well as quirkiness that makes them immensely popular.
Let's take a look at what makes them so marketable.
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Prisma.
A cross platform app, Prisma turns photos and videos into
artworks using styles of famous artists: Van Gogh, Picasso, Isaac Levitan,
along with world famous ornaments and patterns. Prisma displays a smart use of
artificial intelligence as it takes an image, breaks it down and turns it into
a canvas perfected masterpiece. There is a great chance that you have stumbled
upon at least one selfie that's been transformed using this app.
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Google
Allo
This Whatsapp rival has set the stage for major
modifications in our communications.
Google Allo takes messaging apps to a new level. It is
directly integrated with Google Assistant. So as you converse, it will provide
smart and personalized reply options that you are most likely to use. Not only
that it also gives you search options when you type @Google in message bar that
enables you to search for, say, a restaurant reservation when you are planning
a dinner date in your conversation. Available for both iOS and Android, this
smart app learns as you converse.
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Google
Duo
Google Duo is a video calling app with a simple user
interface sans the messaging feature unlike Skype. With 5 MB size, it
definitely makes it a video app of choice. Google has announced that it will
soon support audio only format as well that can give cellular companies a run
for their money. For Android devices specifically, it has a feature called
Knock Knock which enables you to see the person who is calling before you take
the call. It operates through cell phone numbers directly so it feels more
natural for user to call someone at their phone numbers rather than calling
them on their username or email ID.
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Gboard
Earlier available for iOS, Gboard is now available for
Android devices as well. A unique app, it allows for glide typing, voice typing
plus Google Search built in. That means no more app switching, you can just
search and share from your keyboard.
Gboard also has emoji search, GIF search, and multilingual
typing that lets you search and share emojis, GIFs and lets you switch
languages mid conversation.
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Pocket
App
My personal favorite, it works as we do. That is, puts up an
article to be read for later. So when you stumble upon an interesting article
but have no time at your behalf to give it a read, you can put in the virtual
pocket on your Smartphone or tablet.
Once saved, you can read that article even without an
internet connectivity.
These 5 apps have
been creating waves and quite rightfully too. Usoftware, the Web Development
and Web Designing Studio based in Brampton, holds an expertise in mobile
application development with emphasis on newer and innovative ideas to take
your business to a new level.
