Let your digital assistant handle your calls from now on or feel the nostalgia of a Windows game. Here are the best, funniest or craziest Android apps and games of the week.
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1. Progress bar 95
ready for ‘A trip down memory laneEveryone who has touched a computer in the past 30 years should be able to do it with Progressbar 95. Your goal in this game is to get the infamous Windows loading bar from 0 to 100 percent. You can do this by picking up blocks, but there are also Other minigames.
The design of the game is clearly inspired by the Microsoft Windows operating system. From version 95, you can fantasize your way to Windows XP, Windows 7, and Windows 11. The buttons, menus, and functions at your disposal change for each version.
2. VOYP
Are you worried about the phone? Then this next app might be worth trying for you. With VOYP (Voice Through Your Phone), you can easily communicate with others using AI.
To make your call, just fill in your message eg “Ask how is my girlfriend” and your personal assistant will handle the rest of the call.
However, there are a few catches in the grass. For example, the service is free to a limited extent and you have to pay extra to call your own number. In addition, there is no guarantee that the recipient will take your call seriously. When we tested it in the editorial office, the recipient thought it was a fake call and immediately hung up.
3. The Smurfs – Cooking Game
Did you like Smurfs as a kid? Then put on your digital cooking hat and imagine yourself in the skin of a Kok-Smurf. The people of Smurfland are hungry and come to you in hordes food truck please. With its multitasking and attention to time, you can prepare different meals in no time.
The better you do it, the more points you collect. You can even unlock multiple food trucks with this and unlock hundreds of dishes. The level is suitable for each user. It’s casual for you and challenging for your kids. Smurfs them!
4. Screen protector
As an Android user, it is important to know about malware. This is software with malicious intent, such as stealing your personal information. You definitely don’t have to worry about malware getting downloaded with every download, but if you had any doubts? Then Screen Protector might be right for you.
No, it is not an actual screen protector to protect your smartphone screen, but an app that prevents screenshots and screen recordings from being taken.
You can easily turn the app on and off via the notification screen, so that no apps can view your data. In order to be more aware of the security on your smartphone, we recommend that you take a look at our security page.