10 best Android Apps which are not available on Google Play Store
10 best Android Apps which you should have on your smartphone but are not available on Google Play
As you may already know, there are more than a million Android apps on Google Play which cater to your different needs. But there are some great apps which you should have on your Android smartphone because they are not available on Google Play. The reasons for this are various, prominent among them is that most of them violate Google’s terms. If you are one of those who loves to experiment, you can always grab APK files for these Apps and install them on your smartphone.These apps are easy to install, so long as you know where to find them. Remember that in most cases you won’t be alerted when they are updated, so it’s a good idea to check back with the download location from time to time to ensure you’re always running the latest version. Also to install these APKs on your Android smartphone/tablet, be sure to enable Install from Unknown Sources from Settings.
#1 VideoMix
#2 Blackmart Alpha
#3 Lucky Patcher [root]
#4. TubeMate
TubeMate is a very popular YouTube downloader app which is obviously not allowed on the Play Store due to Google restrictions. It also supports downloading video from other websites such as Facebook, Vimeo, and DailyMotion among others. While the interface is a little clunky and riddled with ads, it works very well for what it’s worth and allows you to download videos in a variety of formats and resolutions.
You are advised to download the APK for Tubemate only for the above link, as there are a lot of fake, infected TubeMate APKs available online. Another alternative to TubeMate is Videoder which has an attractive interface but slower download speeds.
#6. MiXPlorer
MiXPlorer also supports root access for advanced operations, advanced search functions, and a very customisable user interface. Overall, it’s a very well-rounded file manager you can get for free that doesn’t have ads.
#7. F-droid
F-droid is the market for free and open-source Android software. Downloading the F-droid client makes it easy for you to search for and install open-source apps, and it also helps you keep track of updates on your device. It’s highly recommended for open-source enthusiasts.
#8 Amazon App Store
#9. Popcorn Time
Popcorn Time allows you to watch movies and TV Shows on your Android device either by streaming or downloading to watch offline. There are literally thousands of high-quality movies here, and you can either search for specific titles or browse the available collections.
#10. XPosed Framework Installer
Installing a custom ROM is one way to modify your Android device, but you don’t really need to do so if you just want to modify a few things here and there. The XPosed Framework allows you to modify your existing system without going through the hassle of installing a custom ROM. It is for root-level users only, and there is a wide range of mods and tweaks that can be applied to your device, but be careful. Do backup your data before using the Xposed Framework or its components.
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