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7 Android Apps To Make You Smarter!

 


1. Duolingo

Duolingo is a free app that can help you learn languages. The app can teach you Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Irish, Danish, Swedish, and English in a totally entertaining manner. The best part is that the app is totally free and ad-free. Duolingo has 34 hours of tutorial for each language. These tutorials are equivalent to the semester of a university-level education.

2. Kindle

Kindle app for Android gives you access to the entire library of Kindle. Kindle store has over a million books. The app is must for book lovers. You can also enjoy popular magazines through this app. The app lets you sync your eBooks too. The app is full of rich features like built-in dictionary, Google search and Wikipedia. Kindle store also offers decent number of free books to its users.

3. Today in History

This app can give you historical tour for the selected dates. The app gives detailed information about the most important historical events and birthdays for selected days. You can also add the widget on your homescreen to have an instant access to this information. There are in-app links that lead to the relevant topics on Wikipedia. A version of the app is available for download for free. However, the paid version offers ad-free content.

4. Buddhify

Buddhify is a mediation app. The app has slick interface that offers best value meditation. It offers over 11 hours of custom meditation for 15 parts of the day. You can play the meditation music according to the state of your work.Buddhify is capable of de-stressing your mind. The app helps you sleep better and bring more compassion to your life. The app features 80 custom guided meditation tracks. The app can be purchased for US$ 4.99 (Rs 196) on Play Store.

5. TED

TED app is a video library of TED talks. TED is a knowledge sharing platform for leaders, thinkers and innovators. You can access the talks of world’s most fascinating people right from your smart device. The official android app features entire TED Talks library with subtitles in 90 languages. It also lets you bookmark, download videos and create play list.

6. DailyArt

DailyArt gives you a tour of art and history. You can get the dose of visual art through this app everyday. The app showcases the classic art masterpiece and story everyday. The app has a great library of finest pieces of art. It also provides basic information behind each painting. You can also access Wikipedia information on the same screen at the same time.

7. Khan Academy

Khan Academy is a knowledge library. The app offers over 4000 video tutorials and articles from Khan Academy Web library. The content covers a variety of topics from algebra to history and music. The videos and the app are available free of charge. The material offered via app is valuable and engaging.  

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