5 Android apps you shouldn’t miss this week

Welcome to the Weekly 353rd Edition of Android Apps. Here are last week’s headlines:

• Netflix is ​​raising prices for its most popular designs. The average HD streaming plan increased from $ 12.99 per month to $ 13.99, while the 4K streaming plan increased from $ 15.99 per month to $ 17.99 per month. Netflix says it wants to make sure people get more TV shows and movies. The price increase hurts a bit, but luckily it’s not that crazy. Netflix last increased the price in January 2019 and it is actually a short time.
• Spotify is also rapidly increasing its price. The CEO confirmed this earlier this week. We do not know the price increase or when it will happen. However, in this case it is unavoidable. This should come as no surprise to those whose family plan has already seen price increases in select markets. Click the link for more information.
• Google Messages received a new feature this week. People can schedule text messages for any day or time they want. This is a bit of an important feature, but it does help some people to send text messages. This feature is already designed for some people with a big twist later. In addition, this feature works with RCS and regular SMS SMS.
• There were a few announcements on WhatsApp last week. The first is a new set of storage tools. The first allows you to delete files larger than 5MB and delete files that you have sent multiple times to save on storage. In addition, the service will release missing messages (expiring messages) to users worldwide throughout the week. Hit the various links to learn more.
• Activision Blizzard announced a number of mobile games last week. While it’s not a particular game, the gaming giant claims that it produces mobile games for all existing gaming features. We already know that Diablo Immortal is coming someday. However, the developer still has Spiro, Overwatch, Starkcraft and other things that do not have a mobile property. They do it well and don’t screw it up.

Mechanical instinct

price: Free to play

Mechanical instinct is a mobile fighting game. Players choose from six pilots and begin to customize their fighting style with various shackles and range of weapons. You flatten out over time to capture tough opponents. The game also includes a lead board, an alliance system, and a loot box system. The freedom to play features is not so bad, but in the end you will feel a lot of pressure to buy goods with real money. In any case, the controls are simple and the game is fun in the form of an arcade game.

Starlink

price: free

Starlink is a management application for the upcoming satellite-based Internet service in SpaceX. The app does a variety of things, including helping you set up your Starlink setup, enable speed tests, and troubleshoot connectivity issues. We can not fully test this app because we do not have Starlink, but the app gives a good idea of ​​how it works for humans. In particular, the processing process seems very easy and orderly. Most people will not be able to use this, but it’s nice to see you as it assumes that the service will eventually launch.

Terra: Endless War

price: Free to play

Terra: Endless Wars is a new strategic game with elements of kingdom building. You basically build your forces and capture opposing forces. It uses a hexagonal style network map, where you build your defenses and carry out your battles. The controls are very easy and the graphics are reasonably good. We have seen several complaints about the activation of lower extremity devices, so it is something to keep in mind. You spend most of your time watching fights rather than fighting, which is a bit of a drag, but the game is a perfect timer for fans of the genre.

Senchat

price: free

Things to do Senchat is a chat app mixed with a list app. It basically combines the two into one idea. Any message can be turned into a task with a due date, reminders, notes and anything you need. There are separate sections for managing your chat and work as well as good chat tasks. This is largely for business use and advertises a good way to stop the transition between management services and chat services. It’s still young and has a long way to go, but the idea is a bit good and we hope they do it right.

Shadow Fight Arena

price: Free to play

Shadow Fight Arena is the latest in a series of popular shadow fights. It is a scroll fighter on the 2D side where you create fighter teams and fight against enemies. The game includes an online PVP feature and some individual player activities. Different heroes have abilities that can be improved and have a lot to add. We also like control. You get more control over your characters than some arcade mobile fighters. This is very polite and the initial reviews also praise the game despite the original flaws.

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