Google is big. From the search engine to Android, it has developed so many services that billions
of people use every day. It has also developed over 100 apps that power Android phones. What
are those apps? Today, we will be covering the 60 of those common apps developed by Google.
So, let's get into it.
Starting with Google Maps, the app is a navigation tool that allows you to get from one location
to another. It also lets you see the local businesses, their rating, photos, and more.
The app is so big that Google had to release a Go version of Google Maps for slow devices.
Talking about big apps, we have YouTube. YouTube is a video streaming app where users
can watch free videos and creators make money. Like Maps, Google developed separate apps
for different audiences. For example, YouTube Music is an application that focuses on Music,
YouTube Kids is an application for kids, and YouTube VR allows you to watch videos in virtual
reality with the help of DayDream.
Google is also the most used email service, and its application called Gmail is used all
over the world. Well, you need a Google account to use most Android features, so why not use
Gmail with it. Talking about your account, it also gives you access to Google Docs, Slides,
and Google Sheets. Docs is a document app, Slides is a presentation app, and Sheets is
a spreadsheet app.
With all those apps, it would be great to have a note-taking app, Google. You got it,
user. Here is a brand new app called Google Keep. It's simple enough for everyone to use.
Thanks, but a keyboard app would also be nice. You know, to type with. Well, here is Gboard,
then. It's now pre-installed on most Android devices.
Businesses can also modify their business by using the Google My Business app. It's
a solution for owners to edit timing, reply to reviews and post updates. Some of those
reviews may be in different languages, you know, so Google developed a translate service
and app that can be used to translate text, voiceovers, and even hard copies of documents.
Similar to translate, they developed an app called Lens. It can be used to search for
stuff in photos. For example, a piece of text that you don't want to type, don't worry,
take a photo and copy the text. It's that simple. Talking about simplicity, Google also
developed the News app to help you stay up to date with the world in the simple way possible.
All right, we completely forgot about Chrome, used by more than 60% of the internet. It's
a powerful browser with security features installed. It has some other children apps,
such as beta version, Chrome developer etc. But, one that you might not have heard of
is Chrome Remote Desktop, which can be used to access your computer from your Android
device.
Google has also put itself into photo viewing and editing. Google Photos is a photo and
video viewer and editor. It's powerful enough to make you feel good about your memories.
Snapseed is another photo editor with lots of editing options. Lastly, the PhotoScan
app allows taking photos of hard photos and saving them digitally.
Now, being the parent company of Android, Google has released some essential apps. Those
include Messages that use the internet these days, Clock that can set alarms, timers, and
stopwatches. We also have Calculator, Files, Google Assistant, Voice, Calendar, Phone,
and Contacts.
Thanks to Google, we get 15 GB of free cloud storage. A service called Google Drive is
used for that, and yes, there is an app that allows you to use this service on your phone.
Cloud storage is not just for the Drive. It is used against your email attachments, photos
and more, but how do you manage this data? Thankfully, an app called Google One has all
the features you need to manage your data.
Let's move on to the next part. You find communication apps developed by Google. For starters, there
is Google Duo to make voice and video calls. There is Chat, used by teams to communicate
securely, and there are Hangouts and Meet, a combination of Duo and Chat, allowing you
to chat and call people.
Google has released many tools for developers, too. If you are a YouTube Creator, Studio
is an app to manage your channel. Suppose you use Blogger, an app with the same name
is available to use. If you are an Android app developer, the app called Google Play
Developer can help in managing your apps. If you have a site with Analytics, you can
check your stats using the app. Or, if you want to learn to program, Grasshopper is here
to help.
What makes Google great is that you find apps in almost every industry. If you are into
geography, Google Earth is a great app to view our beautiful planet. For those who want
to use their phones to pay, here is Google Pay. Go wallet-less. Do you have some tasks
to track? Here is the Tasks app. Are you a podcast listener? Here is the Podcast app.
Oh, hang on. I don't want a podcast app. Do you have a book app? Yes, we do. Here is Google
Play Books, where you can read and listen to books. What if I want to record lectures
and stuff? Hey, don't worry; if you have an eligible phone, you can record lectures using
the Recorder app. It will convert the lecture to text as you go.
You wanna be a healthy boy? Here is Google Fit. It has all you need. You lost your phone?
Use Find My Device to find it. You can even install the premium Android apps for free
by using the Google Opinion Rewards app that sends your quick surveys and gives you Play
credit.
Do you drive a car with a fancy LED screen? Here is Android Auto. It helps you stay safe
while driving. You can navigate, call people, and play music without touching your phone.
Google is so big that it has developed phones, smart speakers, and even doorbells, but how
do you manage all that? We have Google Home for that.
The company even has an app called Play Games that allows you to track your score even in
small eligible games. It even offers an app to change your wallpaper every day automatically.
What else do you need? You want to securely log in to your account; they developed the
Authenticator app. You like to see the streets and places before going? Why not use Google
Street View to find the nearby parking and entrances? Google is a complete package for
Android users.
All right, I'm tired now, so I will cover the last few apps quickly. Google Family Link
is a parental control app for parents. Google Classroom helps teachers and students connect
easily. Teachers can use the app to help students learn, while students can use the app to study.
The Google Cardboard app can be used for virtual reality. It works with Cardboard VR devices.
The second last app is Lookout by Google. That app is designed to help people, especially
those with low vision. You can capture photos of bills, documents, and objects near you,
and the app will help you recognise them. Finally, Toontastic can help people draw animated
characters and bring them to life. The app can be used for storytelling, learning, and
fun.
Ohh, that was quite the ride. Anyway, this is it for this video. I hope you like it.
Thanks for watching, and please comment if you found a new app today. I will catch ya
later. Adios.