Super Cool Apps from Cootek

Having acquired my first Android smartphone and being a 'personalization' fanatic, my first few days were spent in researching,downloading and installing Apps from GooglePlay store that suited my taste and needs.

But browsing through Playstore can be a daunting task, what with 100s of thousands apps on offer. So here I am making it less stressful for you in finding some of the the best (free) Apps on GooglePlay Store ;-)

Having installed my Fav Apps like Evernote, Dropbox, pocket etc. I began hunting for cool new Android apps.  And I found some great ones which I will be listing here in upcoming posts.

For those who are "Customization" freaks like me I recommend these terrific apps from COOTEK :

 TouchPal Keyboard


This is a terrific replacement for the default keyboard on your Android phone. It has several great features including predictive text,swipe inputs etc. And there are some super themes available to suit your taste.


A must have companion App for this TouchPal Keyboard is TouchPal Contacts from the same company. It is a superior contacts manager to the native app and is very easy to set up. It is a smart dialer with hosts of features like Gesture Dialling (I love this) Call Blocking etc.

There is a third product from CooTek - TouchPal Wave - which I haven't tried yet..but will be doing that soon. It is a gesture based typing App which speeds up your keyboard inputs

Check this out - How cool is that?



Watch this space for more cool Apps - for iPhones, iPads & Androids.

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