New apps and games for Android: the best of November

Applications

Cashew

A nice app for managing personal finances and tracking expenses. There is a convenient visualization of financial data using pie charts and histograms, a visual history of spending, a function tracking subscriptions and other automatic transactions, many different currencies and data backup to Google Drive.

Kaiber

This application is designed to create video content using neural networks. You enter a text description of what you want to see, and the AI ​​first generates several options for pictures so that you can choose a visual style, and then the video itself.

The program allows you to combine created videos with songs by famous artists. Kaiber is free to use for a while, but there are only 60 trial credits, and a regular video costs 3. When the credits run out, you'll have to pay a $4.99 per month subscription.

Omnivore

The most famous app for delayed reading is, without a doubt, Pocket. But it also has disadvantages: it imposes its Premium and shows advertising articles (oh, sorry, “recommendations”). For those who need complete control over their list of saved texts, Omnivore is more suitable. This app is privacy-focused and open source.

Omnivore lets you save interesting articles for later reading without distractions. In the application, you can add notes to selected materials, read RSS, and organize the list of links at your discretion.

Omnivore ensures data synchronization between all user devices in web browsers Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari, and also provides clients for macOS, iOS and Android. In addition, it supports data exchange with Logseq and Obsidian note managers.

Bring Me

This application has a very original idea. It was created to help people who always forget their things somewhere. The mechanism is this: you take an item - a tablet, phone, wallet or keys - and save its location on the map in the program. And then you periodically click on the With Me button to confirm that the item is with you.

And if you lose an item, you can look at map and see where you last registered it. Quite unusual, but convenient.

ToDark

There are more than enough programs for creating task lists on Google Play, but ToDark stands out from them with a beautiful dark interface that looks especially good on AMOLED displays. Here you can create tasks, subtasks and categories for them, sort your tasks by completion status and view them by day or in the general list. There is also the ability to back up to Google Drive and detailed statistics on your productivity.

24 Hours - Habit Tracker

A promising app for time management and habit tracking. It displays your day in the form of a 24-hour dial, on which you allocate intervals for certain useful endeavors: training, studying, meditation, reading - whatever.

The program makes it easy to plan different types of activities, using visual icons and colors to suit your needs. schedules. There is also a stopwatch to accurately measure the time spent on specific tasks. The program does not require registration - all your data is saved exclusively locally.

Games

Warcraft Rumble

A strategy game based on the Warcraft universe. It evokes pleasant nostalgic feelings - as if you were playing a tower defense mod for the good old The Frozen Throne.

There is both a large single-player campaign and the opportunity to compete in PvP battles. You collect miniature characters and legendary heroes, including Jainua Proudmoore, Grommash Hellscream and other familiar faces, and use them to fight the crowds of attackers opponents.

Oh My Dog

A cute mobile game in which you assemble a team of dog heroes to attack their offenders, throwing sandwiches and other deadly ammunition at them. The key to the game is choosing characters that balance weaknesses each other and help to reveal the strengths of allies. There are more than 50 heroes to choose from in the game. Despite the cartoonish graphics, it requires some strategic skill.

SINAG Fighting Game

A fighting game with characters from Philippine mythology - how do you like that? The game is quite easy to learn, but it is really difficult to train long combos here, so you still have to work hard.

There are eight playable characters, each with unique moves and abilities, and eight beautiful background battle scenes. Supports both touch and gamepads. Not Mortal Kombat 1, of course, but not bad either.

Beedom

Another mobile strategy. This time players will have to build and develop their own bee kingdom on an uncharted island. Your task is to explore the area, collect resources and build a grandiose hive. In the process you will meet many different heroes -bees, each of which has unique abilities. They will help you strengthen your army and protect the hive from enemies. You can explore dungeons, fight bosses, and even form alliances with other players.