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If there’s one quintessential app that you need to stay connected with family and friends, it’s WhatsApp. Used by over 2 billion people, WhatsApp lets you send texts and media for free. With end-to-end encryption, your personal chats and calls are fully secured with no third party, not even WhatsApp, getting access to them.
IFTTT
IFTTT is an automation and workflow app, using which you can streamline and automate your everyday tasks. IFTTT offers smart home integration, allowing you to connect your smart devices directly to the app. One of the neat features IFTTT offers is automatically turning on your house lights as you approach your home. You can also integrate your social media to IFTTT and post on multiple platforms at once.
Spotify
With over millions of songs and artists in its library, Spotify is the perfect app to stream music. While streaming music on Spotify is free, you can subscribe to the premium membership to get rid of ads and unlock premium features.
GeoGuessr
GeoGuessr is a super fun game to play on your Android device. On starting the game, you’re given a location from Google Street View and you have to guess where you are using the visual cues and landmarks.
Sleep Cycle
Sleep Cycle tracks your sleeping pattern and gives you a detailed analysis of your sleep cycle when you wake up. The most interesting feature of Sleep Cycle is its smart alarm clock that wakes you up slowly over a period of time, so you wake up feeling like you woke up naturally and not like you got abruptly woken up.
Duolingo
If you’ve ever thought of learning another language, Duolingo is just the app for you. With short lessons and interactive games, Duolingo makes learning a new language incredibly fun. Duolingo also quizzes you regularly, so you can keep a record of your progress.
Sky Map
If you’re interested in studying the night sky and want to chart the constellations, Sky Map is the app you’re looking for. You can use it to identify stars, planets, and nebulae. All you need to do is point your phone to the sky and let Sky Map guide you across the night sky. Sky Map is one of the best apps you can use on your Nothing Phone 1.
Audible
Audible is an app owned by Amazon where you can listen to thousands of audiobooks. With over 200,000 titles, you are bound to find the book you’re searching for on Audible. Audible offers a 30-day free trial, after which you have to pay a monthly subscription to listen to audiobooks.
MyFitnessPal
If you’re health-conscious and like to keep a track of your calories, MyFitnessPal is the best calorie counter you can download on your phone. All you need to do is log the entry of your meals and MyFitnessPal will calculate the number of calories you consumed. You can also enter the number of calories manually. On top of that MyFitnessPal breaks down your meals by nutrient intake, and also charts your progress through a period of time.
Stitcher
Stitcher is a podcast with thousands of free podcasts in its library. Its interactive and easy-to-use interface and media player makes it very simple to navigate and play podcasts. You can add podcasts you like to your library and it’ll automatically update and notify you whenever a new episode gets released.
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These are the best apps you can use on Nothing Phone 1. Most of the apps on this list are free to install and use, but some may require you to subscribe to their service. If there are any other apps you love to use, let us know in the comments!
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Coming back to its looks, users get a USB Type-C charging port on the top right part of the Logitech MX Mechanical wireless keyboard. All the multimedia keys and more can be found on the top of the keyboard that double up as the function keys. These include search, calculator, media playback and volume buttons, a special emoji button and our favourite the computer lock button, which is located on the top right corner of the NUM pad is also there.
The keys can be pulled out and set apart, which makes up for easy cleaning. The Logitech MX Mechanical wireless keyboard is also 7-level backlit with 5 illumination modes, which include breathing and random key illumination as well. In case you are wondering is it an RGB backlit keyboard? Then no, this has a single white colour lighting. The best part is, as soon as you bring your hand close to the keyboard the lights turn on their own.
Lastly, you will see the Logi branding on the top of the keyboard on a nicely laid black bar with a low battery light indicator to its right. Yes, the ergonomics have been kept in mind and the user gets twin pull-out feet underneath it, which raise the keyboard a few millimetres for a better ergonomic feel.
The Logitech MX Mechanical wireless keyboard is a mechanical keyboard as the name suggests. However, there is not a lot of travel space between the key presses. That is a good thing as the tactile feel is very good and with leaner, flatter keys you end up typing much faster.
Another bright point of