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Teedeechian:
siR,its a mid-mid range phone,an upgrade to the original hot,they launched the year flagship(zero 2) barely 2 month ago.

it all boils down to taste

enoch273:
i will add God of war, it's just that am so busy.

kudos

isaiah9:
please help me with the lick for that splinter cell psp game

i got it from a blog website

Honestly speaking am not impressed with the hottest one,why spend almost 21k (including shipping fees) for the same type of phone you are using (currently using infinix hot) when you can just get a 5.5 inches with 2gb ram and a better battery for 23k?

iGotTech:
i also pefer wider screen ni

i can't suggest for you because I don't know what you want from a smart phone or your best,so I suggest you do a research on that infinix

gonaij:
xiaomi,? na powerbank name

you never hear about xiaomi note 2

No games for now so boys are just chilling with the little ones they have for now

No games to play for now so boys are just chilling with the little they have

Op download it again this time 10 hours for 5.8gb,just give me sign let me come and press the power button

OK....I didn't expect such crowd because I know the list was crap and out dated

But it made front page any way and that settles it

flokii:
@OP you be pikin when it comes to android.. now let me tell you the apps real Gs use... SuperSU pro, Xposed framework with modules such as xprivacy, gravitybox etc.. others include Titanium backup pro, Root explorer, Blackmart premium, AndoiZip pro etc.
I bet you haven't heard any of dese bfor

those apps are for rooted phones na,gess you wan spoil person phone

Am really sorry for bringing this one late as I didn't know the previous one could make front page(that crap),actually this was the one I had in mind and I know this one will not make front page,once again am sorry



(1) Avast! Mobile Security & Antivirus


The chances that you'll actually encounter malware for your Android are pretty slim—but it's a chance not worth taking. avast! Mobile Security & Antivirus comes packed not only with antimalware tools, but anti-theft tools, privacy tools, and more besides. It's also got an unbeatable price tag: free. If you're willing to spend a bit of cash, Bitdefender is our Editors' Choice for paid Android security apps. You should also familiarize yourself with Android Device Manager, which is a good backup to the your security apps' anti-theft tools.



(2) LastPass Password Mgr Premium 3.0

Everyone knows they should be using a complex, unique password for each and every website and application, but very few people do. That's because people are bad at passwords. Thankfully, computers are way better at them, so let LastPass do the heavy lifting for you. LastPass can generate new passwords and remember your existing ones. A recent update means that the app can even autofill your passwords into apps, though its Copy Notifications feature is a great way to get your info from the app to the login screen.

Though the app and service are free, using it on a mobile device costs $12 a year, or $1 a month. Trust me, it's well worth the price of admission.


(3) Feedly

Google Reader was the best thing to happen to the Internet since sliced blogs, but it has passed on to the big Google graveyard in the sky. If reading news and blog posts on your Android is your jam, you need Feedly, an easy, pretty reader. It's a versatile platform, but what I like about it is that you can do all your reading in a single app. If you're looking for something a bit more stylish, try the magazine-style Flipboard.


(4) Google Drive

Google Drive is a great cloud storage service, but it does double duty as an excellent mobile office suite. With Drive, you can access your important files from anywhere; create new spreadsheet, text, and presentation documents; and collaborate with other people, all from your Android. Throw Quickoffice into the mix, and you'll be able to create and edit MS Officedocuments on the go.


(5) Firefox
Chrome is a great browser and is being bundled with more and more Android devices, but I encourage everyone to take a look at Firefox. The venerable browser's mobile offering is as fast and robust as ever, and it gives you special tools to safeguard your privacy while browsing online.


(6) Evernote

Evernote is your digital multitool. It’s a great list keeper, note taker, voice recorder, to-do manager, and web clipper. It's so open and powerful that it's overwhelming at first, but you'll quickly find smart ways to use it. My favorite feature? Optical Character Recognition, which makes text in photos searchable.

While you can use Evernote for just about everything, you might start to feel that a standalone app will serve you better. Take a look at Any.do for to-do lists and Pocket for web-clipping.


(7) Netflix

You all know Netflix: it's the premiere movie and TV streaming service that has helped redefine what entertainment means in the 21st Century. You've probably got it hooked into your TV already, but you might have overlooked it when downloading your first round of apps. Though it struggles on most cellular connections (and will probably suck your data dry), Netflix is great over Wi-Fi. It's the perfect companion for long trips and lonely hotel rooms.

If video isn't your thing, check out the Kindle app for books, Comics for digital comics, and Umano for news articles read by professional voice actors.



( Slacker Radio

There are many, many ways to get music onto your phone, but we like Slacker Radio best. This service has a huge library of songs, but it also stands out for its excellent curated playlists and wide variety of streaming content. There's a little bit of something for everyone in here, but check out Spotify if you must have on-demand Led Zepplin.


(9) Snapseed

Your Android probably has a camera attached to it. Take those pictures from good to great on the go with Snapseed. This handy photo editor has tons of features and fine-grain controls so your pictures come out perfect. If you're in a hurry, the app also has powerful autocorrect features to boot.

Looking for something to do with your nicely edited images? Share them on Instagram, or try to fill up your free terabyte of space by uploading all of them to Flickr.

Youngpo413:
Thanks

check phone section I've done that for you,i hope you will enjoy the ones I selected for window phone

Mattkent:
Just checked play store....the z-player isn't free?

download from third party,thats google it

Dailymotion



Dailymotion is one of the great YouTube video alternatives. The site features both user uploaded and professional videos from media outlets. It’s known for its curated content and excellent discoverability. Thankfully, it’s also now known as one of the major video sites that actually has bothered making a Windows Phone app.

10Calc.



Most calculator apps don’t do it all. 10Calc does. What do I mean by that? Well, many calculator apps just handle equations. 10Calc does all that, but it also has built in unit converter algorithms so you can use one app for all your calculation needs. A nice plus is the theme customization and the ability to convert over 100 units of measurement.

6tag



Instagram’s Windows Phone app leaves a lot to be desired. Thankfully there’s 6tag–a third-party Instagram app that features many of the more advanced commands Instagram apps on iOS and Android have. Two really nice features of 6tag include the ability to create custom locations and–the biggie–manage multiple Instagram accounts from the same app.

Vine



Vine is one of the few big social media platforms that have a good Windows Phone app. With the app users can create six second videos–or “Vines”–to share with their friends and followers. You can also follow other users to catch glimpses into their lives. My favorite part of the app is the trending section–it’s a great way to discover new and interesting vids.

My Piano Phone



This app came to my attention through a friend, who is a professional musician. Whenever he’s out and get the idea for a new tune, he’ll open My Piano Phone and test it out on the realistic sounding keys. The app also offers a complete drum kit for those who like their beats. It’s a fun little free app that also happens to have over 11,000 five star reviews across all stores.

Storage Cleaner Pro



If you’re a PC user you’ll know Windows begins leaving space hogging cache files all over your hard drive. Given a long enough time these files can take up a large chunk of your precious GBs. The same thing happens with invisible cache files on your Windows Phone. That’s where this app comes in. With one click the app will clean all the cache files from your Windows Phone, allowing you to reclaim storage.

Caledos Runner



There’s not many good running trackers for Windows Phone, which is why we really love Caledos Runner. The app has a beautiful design that doesn’t complicate its number of tracking features. With Caledos you can track your route on a map, track your calories burned, and track other elements like time, pace, speed, position, heart rate, and climb. The app also works with RunKeeper, so you can share your progress with your friends there. A nice feature are the big, easy-to-read stats, so you can quickly pinpoint the one you’re looking for even when running down a bumpy path.

Make it Rain: The Love of Money



Make it Rain is one of those fun, addictive time waster games. It’s gameplay can best be likened to the way you interact with Tinder. Swipe on a pile of cash to accumulate as much as you can in a given time period. The more you accumulate the more you have to “invest” in both legit and shady business dealings. A nice touch with the game is that you can switch between currencies, so if US dollar aren’t your thing you can change to the Argentine Peso.

Briefcase



Briefcase is a well thought out file manager for Windows Phone. It act as both a file organizer and a locker for all your local files, memory card and OneDrive files. You can arrange your files into specific folders and even pin those folders to your Start screen. Briefcase also supports in-app viewers, so you can browse through your pics or even play music and video right in the app. Best of all, it provides a passcode lock feature so you can keep your files safe.


Threes



Threes! is the addictive numbers puzzler that has taken the mobile world by storm. In it you mesh numbers together to match them. Once matched, those numbers double. Your goal is to match as many numbers on the board before it fills up. The game has traditionally cost money but now the publisher has released this free ad supported version. Give it a download and I can guarantee you you’ll realize you’ve never played a better time waster. And the little voices the number blocks talk in are just a huge bonus (you’ll see what I mean).

Opera Mini



Opera Mini is one of the most respected browsers in the world, known for its speed and security. Those features translate well in this Windows Phone version. With Opera Mini you can actually save data while browsing because it compresses web data as it passes from server, through network, and to your phone. The app also offers some cool features like “Speed Dial” which is a collection of buttons representing your most visited sites. And like any good browser Opera Mini offers support for tabs and also has an impressive download manager for a mobile browser.

GoPro



If you’re a GoPro user you need to download the official GoPro app for Windows Phone. With it you can completely control your wireless GoPro camera. You can start and stop recordings, adjust settings, and take a photo all from within the app. The app also has powerful share features, so you can send that cool video of your skydiving adventure out to all your social media channels instantly.

Plague Inc.



If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if there were a large-scale plague outbreak, wonder no more. The hit game Plague Inc comes to Windows Phone in this excellent port. In it you play an evil scientist/terrorist who has created a plague. Your goal is no less than the complete eradication of mankind. The game is a mix of simulation and strategy and has been hailed for its accuracy–so much so the US Centers for Disease control actually invited the developer to speak at the CDC about disease modeling!

Crossy Road



Another iOS and Android hit comes to Windows Phone. Crossy Road is obviously an unabashed ripoff of 80s arcade classic Frogger, but it’s an immensely fun game nonetheless. The retro style of the game will appeal to those nostalgic ones out there as you play various characters trying to hop your way across roads, rivers and train tracks without being hit.

Money Wallet



Money Wallet is a well thought out personal financial assistant app. It allows you to track all your finances in one place, be it your current account, your credit cards, your stock portfolio, or more. I know it sounds like a little thing, but in addition to the ability to see all your account transactions in list form or on spending graphs, I really like the little touch of the in-app calculator. This is the first personal finance app I’ve seen that has realized when tracking our finances it might be nice to be able to do quick calculations in the app without needing to go to another app.

Weather in 3D FREE



If you’ve been reading this Windows Phone app hub for a while you might know I’m a fan of weather apps–always on the lookout for a new good one. My favorite one this week is Weather in 3D. I like it because it does a good job at laying out weekly weather forecasts in a form that is quick and easy to read. It also features some beautiful images based on current weather. But the unique thing about this app is that it tilts the weekly weather forecast back, which, oddly, makes it easier to view the week at a glance.

Moneygraph



Moneygraph is a great, lightweight money manager for small business owners. It lets you easily keep track of what your spend, who you pay, and where all your money is going. The UI is simple and efficient. I also like the unique dial edit tool that easily lets you modify transactions.


VLC for Windows Phone




Plenty of big-name app makers are guilty for not porting their apps to Windows Phone (ahem, GOOGLE). That’s why I’m so excited to see the team behind VLC release and official VLC client for Windows Phone. If you manage music or movies on your Mac or PC, chances are you’ll be a VLC user. That app is a lot like a mobile version of iTunes if iTunes weren’t a bloated piece of 15 year old software badly in need of an upgrade. Manage your music, videos, create playlists and more. VLC rocks.

Another Note



I can't survive without a good note taking app on my phone which is why I'm so excited to see such a well thought out app like Another Note. This app turns note taking on its head in that its main modus operandi of taking a note is by using your voice, not typing on the keyboard. Tap a button to record your note and your dictated message is transcribed. You can also arrange your notes into categories, pin notes to your home screen, and password protect the app to keep your notes private.

FB Pages Manager



Facebook Pages are invaluable sites for small business and groups who want a single place to post information and grow communities of users. But while Facebook makes official Pages apps for Android and iOS, no such app exists for Windows Phone. That's where this third party app comes in. The app allows you to post, delete or share your pages status, upload photos, send and receive messages from your pages, comment on your posts or reply to a comment and a lot more, including viewing all your page insights, likes and unlikes.

DEAD TARGET: Zombie



Zombie are all the rage, so who can't use another FPS zombie game? And this one has zombie Santas, so its already a winner. Besides dead Santas the game stands on its own due to its pretty impressive graphics and insane amount of weapon customizations.

Calculator²



The only calculator app you’ll ever need. Calculator² is five calculators in one: Basic, Scientific, Programmer, Currency Converter, and Unit Converter. The power behind this calculator lies in its UI and its ability to display the story of every number and function you’ve entered so you can always verify what you’ve typed. I’m also a big fan of the unit converter, which features 300 units for conversions across 26 categories, and the currency converter, which includes 150 currencies.

Duet Adventure



This is probably the most addictive Windows Phone game I’ve ever played. You navigate a pair of interlinked dots across of field of bar-like obstacles. When one of the dots approaches an obstacle you need to rotate it around to avoid it. The trick is as you rotate it the other dot rotates, which can put it in harms way. It’s a great puzzler that can keep you entertained for hours. The narrator’s voice (you’ll see what I mean) is an added bonus.

#TileArt



#TileArt is an app that allows you to create custom artworks for your Live Tiles. The app allows you to browse #TileArt’s gallery or you can create your own images. A nice feature is that you can upload transparent PNG files, which helps you create some pretty cool art. Once you’ve created custom tiles, you can then create a custom lock screen to match and even share your creation with others through #TileArt’s gallery.

AppLock

AppLock is something I’ve wished Apple would build into iOS forever. Too bad this is only for Windows Phone. AppLock provides an extra layer of security even if your phone is unlocked. AppLock allows you to hide and lock multiple photos and videos, making them only accessible if you enter a passcode or swipe gesture. The beauty of this is you don’t have to worry about briefly lending your phone to someone to make a call and fear they may go through your personal photos instead.

Youngpo413:
Please research on top 10 for windowsphone too.

i will try

Being an Android user for over a year now, I felt the need to make a list of applications you should never miss out on your new(or old) Android phone. My list includes the very apps that keeps my own Android phone rocking and rocking.

Z-Player

The best music player so far on Android. Plays mp3, aac, wav, ogg and other sound encodings. I love Z-player for the it’s simple, yet cool features that it offers. It automatically downloads lyrics,album arts, background picture for music files without any of these. Z-player can also play Videos and movies but I only love to use it for playing songs.
And oh, Z-player comes with headphone control &madsh; it stops playing once you unplug the headphones and starts playing when you swipe them in again — cool for saving you from embarrassment when that faulty headphone of yours mistakenly pulls out when you are in a public bus.


Mx Player

Another application for playing multimedia files. Mx player can play music files well but it’s main specialty is in playing videos and watching movies. This sick application can zoom videos, resume playback even after you switch off you phone. This app is truly a must-have.

X-plore

You definitely ought to have this File Manager on your Android phone if you need to actually take control of your files. This app let’s you move, copy, backup, edit, compress, unzip, files and folders on your Android phone. I am not a new user of X-plore, used it since the early days of smartphones on my old Symbian Nokia 6600
As far as am know, X-plore is the best file manager on mobile.

Opera Mini Browser

Seamless browser that lets you enjoy a really speedy browsing experience on your Android phone while saving you lots of data — as it receives WEB data in encrypted, compressed format. Opera Mini can also synchronize your bookmarks between devices too.

SwiftKey

Ever feel like typing away on your phone without any mistakes even though you are typing so fast and there should be typos all over your sentences?
Well, this app is for you. Swiftkey auto-corrects your silly typing mistakes as you type away so fast. It even guesses( correctly most times) the next word you are about to type and saves you time you could use for our next app.

Angry Birds


This is a game that has been dubbed “the second most popular thing that originated from Finland apart from Nokia”. Believe it or not, you need Angry Birds on your phone. Angry Birds is quite good for clearing your head when you are upset after reading that text from your friend. It’s also very good for passing time whenever you are super bored.

Google Voice

Sick application from Google that lets you “talk to your mobile”. Google voice helps you search for files, apps on your device, make Google searches, with just you talking to the your Android phone.

Maildroid

This app offers everything else your default Android e-mail viewer doesn’t, in a very cool way.

Dx or Du Battery Saver

The only thing this app does for me is to show my exact battery level — which is pretty much important for me.

Avast! Mobile Security

As you know Avast is good for securing your device from trojans, viruses and other threats. The Android version also comes with Firewall, very good for securing your browsing experience.



Source :http://somtoo.com/ten10-applications-you-must-have-on-android-smartphone/

I think am gonna be sick

Olsoo:
Culled this from a comment on Infinix Mobile Facebook Page


So guys, do you think -aside the Lollipop OS- it's worth the hype?
I mean I'm beginning to consider going for Hot Note Pro.

Khattab008
Safas20
guydangerous
engineroom007

it depends on what you want but as for me I like 5.5 inches

khattab008:
It's a google project to bring affordable quality android phones to alot of pple.

nnniiiccceee

khattab008:
Seems Infinix is partnering with Google to bring the Android one project to Nigeria with thehottestone

http://somtoo.com/google-infinix-android-one-launch-nigeria/

these google one is it an android phone or operating system

Nice party but everywhere seems boring and dull like you guys were in a lecture hall or something,but on a serious note you desire a bottle of orijin for the organisation and planning of the party,kudos op

Any HTC for 13k

Teedeechian:
Xiaomi is durable,it took ova china market from samsung and apple.

serious,a whole Samsung of all mighty phone company

enoch273:
For your PPSSPP games settings, check here http://www.enochtek.com/2015/08/ppsspp-game-settings-for-faster-game.html?m=1

nice work on the settings,but the list is small and most of the played psp games are not there,like god of war,dante inferno,splinter cell,call of duty etc

therealesttin:
He has done that now. Oya pay him his money!!!!

as if you weren't anticipating for it as well

I even forgot it was today,post pictures before I call 911