“Hey… uh, which apps should I download?”
So your friend or family member finally puts the trusty but long overdue Nokia 3310 into retirement and picks up a brand new Android phone. Good for them. Unfortunately, being the only person they’ve seen holding an Android phone as opposed to an iPhone, you’re stuck having to answer everything Android-related, including the ever elusive, “Which apps should I download?”
So rather than downloading the apps for themor citing each one manually, you might want to try List My Apps. Developed by XDA Forum Member onyxbits, List My Apps allows you to compile a list of app names and corresponding Play Store links, easing the process of sharing apps with one another. In the event that an app cannot be found on the Play store, a Google search link is provided.
There are multiple templates and formats already made available, each optimized for certain sharing intents, including:
- Plain text
- HTML list (useful for Drupal)
- BBCode list (used by most forums)
- Markdown list (use this on Reddit)
Additionally, the app is open source, so you’ll be able to tinker with its features as you please. The source code can be found at its Github.
List My Apps will definitely prove to be quite useful every time you’re wanted to share your favorite apps. If you’ll like to check it out, make your way over to the application thread for more information and download.