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Must Have Android Apps and Games? (Part II)

Davy

This thread is for posting essential apps and games.

Please post a link and a short note on it if you can.

PART I of this thread is HERE

Let the suggestions continue.....

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Slattsy

The high horse brigade wrote: »

What features, they've not added any of them. I went back to Gmail for 24 hours. It's a terrible mess, I had a horrible experience. I tried to sort it out but failed. I'm back on inbox now until they eventually kill it, not sure what I'll do after

Are you OK hun?

The high horse brigade

Slattsy wrote: »

Are you OK hun?

No, very upset!

OldMrBrennan83

You can do that snooze thing in Gmail can't you?

Doge

Here's an app I can't believe I only found a few weeks back.

Adobe Scan

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.adobe.scan.android

Lets you scan documents using your phone's camera and automatically makes the background pure white, ideal for printing them without wasting lots of ink, and the end result is a document with the same quality as using a real scanner (at least for monochrome documents anyway).

Should easily be good enough to fool people into thinking you used a real scanner for the document.

Also has built in Optical Character Recognition (OCR) so you can copy and paste text from a real document.

Tip: disable the auto flash as the document can go out of focus when the flash comes on. It may also be better to take the picture using your phone's camera app first and sharing the picture to Adobe Scan rather than using Adobe Scan to take a photo.

donspeekinglesh

Patww79 wrote: »

You can do that snooze thing in Gmail can't you?

Yes

OldMrBrennan83

Doge wrote: »

Here's an app I can't believe I only found a few weeks back.

Adobe Scan

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.adobe.scan.android

Lets you scan documents using your phone's camera and automatically makes the background pure white, ideal for printing them without wasting lots of ink, and the end result is a document with the same quality as using a real scanner (at least for monochrome documents anyway).

Should easily be good enough to fool people into thinking you used a real scanner for the document.

Also has built in Optical Character Recognition (OCR) so you can copy and paste text from a real document.

Tip: disable the auto flash as the document can go out of focus when the flash comes on. It may also be better to take the picture using your phone's camera app first and sharing the picture to Adobe Scan rather than using Adobe Scan to take a photo.

I've been using Microsoft Office Lens for that for ages in work but it's very poor at catching the outline of a page. Must give this one a go.

Quazzie

Camscanner is the app I use and I find it great. It lets you zoom in to select the exact corner of the page, then squares it all up.

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Suckit

Quazzie wrote: »

Camscanner is the app I use and I find it great. It lets you zoom in to select the exact corner of the page, then squares it all up.

LINK

I was using Tinyscanner Free for a long time, it is excellent as well (even in low light or bad camera).

Then I got mobile doc scanner for free on a sale and use that now. Also very good.

But scanner is definitely a 'must have' android app. It has helped me a heap of times. Most recently scanned NCT results and sent them to mechanic for a quote.