7 Must-Try Online-Based Apps for Android

Almost all people nowadays are using smartphones to communicate every day. Aside from the convenience of being updated anytime using a single device, this shiny expensive gadget allows anyone to share just about everything online. What's the secret sauce? Apps. Unlike its rival (iOS), Android's open source jungle of available apps seems very overwhelming for first time users. Some phones may allow you limited memory only so choosing which apps to use is a crucial step in the tech world.

For beginners, I listed here top seven apps to should try for you to enjoy the exciting world of Android. These apps are offered free on PlayStore so you don't have to worry.

1. Facebook - All your friends & family members are on Facebook, you simply don't want to miss updates from them! There were several updates on their Android version that makes this a better choice instead of browsing through a mobile browser.

2. Foursquare - This location-based social network has been growing rapidly lately. Using the "Check-In" option of the app allows you to share your current location, get some tips from other friends, get discounts, & provide feedback about your experience with a particular restaurant.

3. Instagram - After being acquired by Facebook recently, IG has been leading the photo-sharing department. The new update includes uploading short videos & adding filters on them made Instagram stand out even more!

4. Dropbox - Cloud-computing is IN-thing in terms of data storage. At the comforts of your fingertips, you can access all your office files by just opening them up on your phone. Anytime. Anywhere.

5. Mr. Number-Block - Allows you to block specific numbers. You have the option to drop calls automatically & also screen SMS. The good thing though is that this app also works even if you are offline.

6. Twitter - If you would like to get updated with the latest news, gossips,fashion trends, blogs, etc. , then I highly suggest to use Twitter. This micro-blogging site is good alternative to Google Reader. You can follow twitter accounts based on your interest & also respond to topics online.

7. Evernote - With all these information overload from constant browsing the internet, we usually find it difficult to keep up. Good thing there are note-taking apps now that helps us remember them such as the Evernote. You can clip recipes, take notes while having a class, list grocery items, make your to-do list, etc.

There are a lot of apps to download so choosing which one to go will require a lot of reading. Some of the items included here may not suit your lifestyle so one must always consider his own needs. Take the time to explore Android's endless entertainment!