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Text messaging is among the most popular ways to communicate in the whole world. It’s quick, easy to do, and it doesn’t require you pausing what you’re doing like phone calls do. Let’s take a look at the best texting apps and SMS apps for Android to see if we can’t help you make your texting experience better. Do note that various texting apps will have issues depending on your device, Android version, carrier, and texting habits. Android Messages Price: Free Android Message is a free texting app by Google. In terms of features, Android Messages keeps it light. You'll have some light theming options, some organization and backup features, and a decent search function. The design is entirely Material Design. That means it looks good and it's easy to use. There are some issues here and there. Additionally, the app can be a little slow. Otherwise, it's probably the best of the free texting apps. Chomp SMS Price: Free with in-app purchase...

Cameras on smartphones are a much bigger deal than they used to be. Companies are working hard at the bit to make their cameras more reliable, work better in low light, and add features that people want. Many people will base their purchase decisions on the strength of the camera. The point is that cameras are important on mobile devices these days. There are plenty of excellent apps to help you make the most of it. Here are the best camera apps for Android! Camera FV-5 Price: Free / $3.95 Camera FV-5 is one of many camera apps for manual camera fans. It emulates various DSLR features. That includes manual shutter speed, ISO, light metering, focus, white balance, and more. It also supports JPEG, DNG (RAW), and PNG file formats. There is support for 30 langauges as well. There are a ton of features. However, it does a good job of not feeling bloated. It even has support for volume key usage. You can pick it up for free or go pro for $3.95. Camera...

Tasker is one of the most popular automation apps currently available for Android, and the Tasker 5.0 version update most notably brings a brand-new Material Design user interface along with a plethora of other features. The Material Design UI was previously available for Tasker users that were part of Crafty Apps EU’s beta program, but with the latest 5.0 version now available on the Google Play Store, all users finally have access to it. Along with the brand-new look, Tasker 5.0 also adds support for Magisk SU, many new Android O API additions, and 3 Custom Quick Settings Tiles to make accessing your triggers, actions, tasks, and scenes considerably easier. The full change log is accessible from the developer’s webpage here . Be warned, though, that much of it will be incomprehensible if you aren’t intimately familiar with Tasker and its existing feature set. The 5.0 update is currently rolling...