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Blocker Switch off the parts of an app you don't want running 2.4kPrivacy & Security Twine A beautiful RSS reader for phones and tablets 2.4kInternet GPSTest See which satellites your phone is using 2.4kTools Binary Eye Scan any QR code or barcode, with no ads 2.4kTools Rocket.Chat Team chat for the Rocket.Chat server you use 2.4kChat & Social Quran for Android Read and listen to the Quran on your phone 2.4kBooks & Reading GitSync Keep a folder on your phone in sync with a Git repository 2.4kTools Round Sync Sync your phone with almost any cloud storage 2.4kTools Roubao Automates repetitive phone tasks by watching the screen 2.4kTools droidVNC-NG See and control your phone from your computer 2.4kTools Xed Editor An advanced text editor with a terminal built in 2.4kTools AnLinux Run a full Linux distro on your phone, no root 2.3kTools Gramophone A clean player for the music already on your phone 2.3kMusic & Video SatDump Pull pictures out of satellite radio signals 2.3kTools Pano Scrobbler Keep a record of every song you play 2.3kMusic & Video Droidspaces Run full Linux systems alongside Android 2.3kTools Conduit Chat with your own AI models, right from your phone 2.3kTools Flipper Mobile App Manage your Flipper Zero from your phone 2.3kTools Accrescent A small app store built around safety 2.3kTools BloomeeTunes Stream music free, with no ads getting in the way 2.3kMusic & Video DNS66 A light ad blocker that needs no root 2.2kPrivacy & Security Fossify Calendar A simple calendar with widgets and no ads 2.2kProductivity My Brain Notes, tasks, calendar and diary all in one place 2.2kProductivity Apps2Samsung Install apps on a Samsung TV from your phone 2.2kTools

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