The top Android apps and games of 2022, as chosen by the readers of trickybazz magazine, are listed below. The following list is ranked in descending order from #1 to #13. To find out more about any particular app, just click on its name to be taken to our review of it, where you’ll find information on the game or app’s price and download size, as well as our rating and general thoughts on it. And if you have your own favourites that didn’t make the list, feel free to let us know in the comments section!

Proshot

If you’re looking for a great camera app, Proshot is one of the best. It offers manual controls, RAW support, and a host of other features that make it a must-have for serious photographers. It’s also extremely customizable, with tools to adjust everything from focus points to JPEG quality to white balance.
Your only issue might be finding the perfect angle when using your phone instead of a DSLR, but if you’re willing to get creative with angles or take multiple shots in different poses, this is an amazing option. Besides taking better photos, it has a powerful editing suite which lets you do anything from correcting photos to removing unwanted objects entirely. The interface is gorgeous and simple enough for anyone to pick up quickly too. It’s still beta at the moment, so expect a few bugs along the way. But for $4.99, it’s well worth the money and effort required to work out some kinks. And since more and more people are switching to iPhones as their primary device, they’ll be able to enjoy all these benefits on their device as well.

 

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Existential dread may have finally become obsolete as we find solace in our phones. We need them for communication, directions, entertainment–even social media. With new technological advances being made every day, what will our devices offer us five years from now? There’s no denying that augmented reality will play a big role in future developments–and mobile devices will likely lead the charge. Facebook Spaces is already paving the way for this technology with games like Pictionary and Words With Friends offering AR experiences of their own.

Apk Exporter

 

This app lets you export any app on your phone as an APK file. That means you can save a copy of the app to your computer or upload it to another Android device. This is handy if you want to keep a backup of an app or share it with someone else. The Apk Exporter also allows you to remove permissions from apps, which might be useful for security purposes. It’s one of those little-known tools that are really useful in some situations but probably won’t be needed by most people. If you’re trying to find more ways to tweak your phone and personalize it, give this one a try. I found it particularly helpful when I wanted to take screenshots for my blog post without having to root my phone (and voiding my warranty). As I mentioned earlier, it can also help you get rid of unwanted permissions. For example, the Google Play Store has a permission to send SMS messages so it could notify you about new updates – but what if you never want to receive those texts? You could remove that permission through this app. Just don’t forget to re-add all the other permissions later! There is also a donate version available for $2.99 that will allow you to use this app even if your device isn’t rooted. Another important feature is the ability to install apks from anywhere, not just from your phone. So if you have an old tablet laying around, but no way to install apps onto it because there’s no store available on the device, you can use this program to do so.

 

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Aurora Store

 

In a world filled with sketchy app stores, Aurora Store is a breath of fresh air. It’s open source, it doesn’t track you, and it doesn’t serve you any ads. Plus, it has a great selection of apps and a clean, modern interface. The developers are constantly working to improve the store and they’re very responsive to user feedback. If you’re tired of shady app stores that want your data or want to serve you ads, this is the store for you! With over 500 thousand apps, the store has everything you could ever need. You can download free apps as well as paid ones and it offers a 60-day refund policy so there’s no risk in trying out new things. There’s also an option to allow donations if you want to support the developer but don’t want to pay for their app. And if you find something on Aurora Store that isn’t available on Google Play, Google will let you know where it is so you can find it. We hope this list has given you some ideas of what Android apps to look out for in 2022. Check back here next year to see which of these have become favorites and which ones have fallen by the wayside. Happy downloading!

 

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Google Photos

If you’re looking for a great way to keep your photos organized and accessible, Google Photos is the app for you. With its user-friendly interface and features like automatic photo backup and album sharing, it’s no wonder that Google Photos is one of the best Android apps around. The free version of this app offers up to 16GB storage, but for $10/month or $100/year, you can get unlimited storage. You can also share full resolution photos with other users without ever having to email them or wait until they accept the invite first. Plus, if you want to make your own albums private, Google Photos has got you covered! And don’t worry about running out of space on your phone. It’ll automatically upload any new pictures in their original quality and even save videos while they’re being recorded so there’s never a limit on how many pictures or videos you can store. All of this makes Google Photos an excellent choice for storing your memories from now into the future. Give it a try today. Who knows? Maybe someday, all of your memories will be saved in Google Photos!

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