5 Cool Android Apps You Don’t Have (But Should)

What's For Dinner?

What's for dinner is an online recipe search engine that should be more reliable for foodies where you get instant online access to recipes of your choice. You get to learn new food preparation techniques, new meals and lots more. If you like to cook, then you will like what's for dinner app. Download app on Googleplay.

Everything.me Launcher

This app works like magic. Turn your smartphone into what’s dubbed a “Dynamic Phone.” Just tell the phone what you’re looking for and watch as your phone is turned into a customized hub featuring a cool background and of all the apps you’d ever hope to find on your subject.

Google Now

Google Now is a simple virtual assistant that helps you do the impossible. Simply say, “OK Google Now,” and tell the app what you want it to do, such as “Show my schedule for the week", or "Call Mum" and many more possibilities. It also delivers weather and traffic updates, sports scores and other information you may be interested in.

Skyvi

This is Siri for android devices. Skyvi knows it all. From local businesses to weather forecast, even jokes and witty remarks. It also performs searches and offers Twitter and Facebook integration and it can update your status or read aloud your best friend’s wall. It can give you directions, weather information and reminders, but it doesn’t make calls or send messages. You have to tap the mic button to turn on the app.

Whare is my droid?If you are familiar with the original “find my phone” app available for Android then  Where’s My Droid shouldn't be excatly strange. This app simply helps you to locate your Android phone if it ever gets missing. Where is my droid can turn up your phone’s volume and make it ring. If you’re not near your phone to hear the ringer, the app can also get your device’s GPS coordinates and send you a link to Google Maps. You can track your phone either by texting a specific “attention” word or by using the web-based Commander interface. Use Commander to control the Where’s My Droid app installed on your smartphone by setting it up from within the app itself.