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**vqIo7X2U** · 09-21-2012, 10:24 PM

Hello everyone, I just bought a Galaxy S3 (sadly not the quad core version) and it's the best phone I ever had.

Today is a special day because I get to laugh at my workmates sad face after getting an Iphone 5, once they see my S3 but the point of my thread is to share what are your favorite apps and games on Android.

(Screenshots taken from my phone)

Apps :

X-Plore file explorer :

My favorite. Clean and to the point, dual pane (so for file transfers one pane is destination, one pane is original location), .zip and .rar file browsing, .zip creation, but the best thing is you can see your windows shared folders, also SMB shares
+ dropbox (and some other online storage services as if they were part of the phone's filesystem)

N7player :

MX Player

Nice controls, swiping up/down on left portion of the screen controls brightness, swiping up/down on right
portion of screen controls volume. Supports many file formats, multiple subtitles, etc. Also has the ability to
render only the audio (I use that at work sometimes)

09-21-2012, 10:24 PM	#1
vqIo7X2U Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 445 Senior Member	Share your favorite Android apps Hello everyone, I just bought a Galaxy S3 (sadly not the quad core version) and it's the best phone I ever had. Today is a special day because I get to laugh at my workmates sad face after getting an Iphone 5, once they see my S3 but the point of my thread is to share what are your favorite apps and games on Android. (Screenshots taken from my phone) Apps : X-Plore file explorer : My favorite. Clean and to the point, dual pane (so for file transfers one pane is destination, one pane is original location), .zip and .rar file browsing, .zip creation, but the best thing is you can see your windows shared folders, also SMB shares + dropbox (and some other online storage services as if they were part of the phone's filesystem) N7player : MX Player Nice controls, swiping up/down on left portion of the screen controls brightness, swiping up/down on right portion of screen controls volume. Supports many file formats, multiple subtitles, etc. Also has the ability to render only the audio (I use that at work sometimes)
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