3.TRAVEL & TRANSPORT
WAZE
Price: Free
Recently acquired by Google, Waze is the ultimate navigation app for drivers. It's a travel mapping service that uses your phone's GPS to provide a real-time picture of the roads around you. Simply pick your destination when you hop in your car and Waze will identify the quickest route while also showing the average road speed in areas of heavy traffic, any user-reported incidents, such as road hazards or accidents, speed camera locations, and which petrol stations are nearby and how much they're charging per litre. It will also learn your preferred routes and departure times for home and work and adapt them if there's an unexpected jam or hold-up. If you invite your friends to join as well, you can keep track of their movements if you need to co-ordinate arrival times at an event.With real-time updates on current road speeds, Waze lets you avoid traffic with ease
2.BBC News
Most newspapers have their own app, but BBC News remains one of the few news apps that doesn't make you pay or subscribe to get the best content. It’s not quite as extensive as the main website, but it’s great for those who simply want a digest of the day’s top stories. You can tailor which topics appear on the home screen, giving you more control over your news feed, and it can send you breaking news notifications direct to your phone. Add in the ability to tap into live TV coverage of the BBC News channel and this is one of the most flexible news apps currently available on the Google Play Store.
PHOTOSHOP TOUCH PHONE (£2.99)
Easily the slickest photo editor on the Google Play Store, but it's a bit fiddly on phones with small screens. It's more suited to tablets, but the full tablet version will set you back £6.99.
Edit your photos with comedy stickers and share them with friends
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