What apps do you think I should try or have?

[Dirtdawg57]

TheMacs beat me to it! Tasker has a steep learning curve and will take some reading to learn but it is mind blowing what it can do after you learn! You can completely automate your phone and even things around you. I like SwiftKey a lot also. I love the ultimate rotation tool because I like to be able to have the desktop in landscape so when I go in and out of apps I don't have to turn it back and forth. But then you need a launcher like Nova so that it looks right. Nova makes it more like stock android which I like better anyway. Foxfi if you are planning on tethering so you don't have to pay dumb Verizon for theirs. I am really loving Rocket player for music! If you don't like the stock video player Mx player is pretty nice. Splashtop is very cool, you can remote into your home pc from anywhere. Camera Zoom is and excellent camera alternative. Also you can lock down the stock apps you are not using through application manager.

 

[DCSholtis]

If you're a shopper, I suggest looking into the slickdeals app. I believe they also have a Black Friday app. Also, since you frequent this site, Tapatalk or the Android Central app are a few to consider.

+1 for slick deals Black Friday app

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[MissouriFarmer]

I feel that I'm not taking full advantage of my note 3. Would you please recommend me some useful apps (you currently use) that I should try? No games please

Thanks

What about a replacement camera app?
Any thing that is an improvement on the stock application?


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[FBA]

Touchdown Exchange by Nitro desk is great. Has a town of settings to tinker with just the way you like.

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You know, I tried it on my S4 a few months back, but honestly, aside from offering Notes sync, I can't see what else it does, and I prefer the Samsung UI. I installed a free app called "Notes and Tasks" which takes care of the Exchange notes sync, and I have a complete A/S solution now. I hated the bargain basement looking UI for Touchdown and can't see what it offers more than the Samsung Active Sync client, or why I'd even want to pay for something as cheesy looking as that. Is there something I should be looking at that it does better or faster than the generic Samsung client?