5 Free apps you should install immediately

Fleksy is a keyboard that breaks speed records

Fleksy keyboard is free (although only during a limited time). It's minimalist, colorful and efficient. Gesture controls make keys like 'Space' or 'Enter' obsolete. Plus, the huge amount of free plugins that you can add improves the experience even more. Test the editor and you'll see what just might be the best Android cursor out there. But even without adding anything extra, Fleksy continues to break keyboard records on Android.

Inbox helps to keep yours impeccable

Inbox will revolutionize your inbox. The first time you use it, you'll see how easy it is to organize messages from the last ten years of your life in a matter of minutes. This app groups messages, creates reminders, prioritizes important emails and helps you clear out unwanted messages, among many other things. All of this has turned Inbox into one of Android's most used apps, despite being fairly new. Finally put an end to that organized chaos that you call your inbox.

A QR scanner to see the world a little differently

We constantly see them on posters, business cards and supermarkets. Many times, these codes can hold some very valuable information. To make sure you can always scan them without any problems, you need to have a scanner installed on your phone. These apps take up very little space on your phone but usually end up being quite useful. If there is an abundance of anything in the Play Store, its scanners like this one.

LastPass makes sure you'll never forget your passwords again

Nowadays, it's impossible to organize every password for all of the online accounts that we have: banks, social media, emails, professional accounts, etc.. Trying to remember them all is impossible. That's why LastPass is one of the most useful apps you can have installed on your terminal. It will securely store your passwords so you'll always have access to your accounts, no matter what.

WiFi Automatic helps you to save battery

Tired of your phone dying before your day is even over? WiFi Automatic deactivates your WiFi connections automatically when you don't need them, greatly improving your battery's life. A deactivated WiFi won't scan for new networks so it won't keep draining your power. It's much easier to use than IFTTT, since its one central feature is to link activating/deactivating your WiFi signal with battery optimization.

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