To maximize my productivity with the BlackBerry KEYone I installed and use Adobe Reader, JuiceSSH, Password Keeper, PrintHand, ScriptIt, Slack, Solid Explorer, Text Editor, VerbTex, and of course BlackBerry Hub.
I don't think I can really make a list specifically for the KeyOne, but this is a list of 'utility apps' I recommend to anyone using an Android device:
NetGuard - Basically a free system-wide adblocker for Android, works for almost any type of ad and doesn't need Root. Just set it to filter IP traffic, enable System access and download a hosts file of your choice or the built in one
Clip Stack - Clipboard History with a lot of easy accessibility options (I set it to the "assistant" shortcut because I don't use Google Now). This is basically like Clipman for BB10 which was hugely popular
Clipbrd - Clipboard Sync. Install the app on your other devices/pc/notebook and it will automatically synchronise the clipboard between them
MacroDroid - Macrodroid let's you create your own device automation tasks. I use it for example to set my device to DND Mode when flipped face down
RSS Savvy - RSS/news feed tracker that was also on BB10, very customisable/versatile
Sync for Reddit - Personally I think this is the best Reddit client there is. It has gesture controls similar to BB10.
Tile Extension - Add custom shortcuts to your Notification Tray (I set one to open the built in File Explorer)
And specifically for the Netherlands where I am from:
BuienAlarm - Accurate rain tracker with push notifications
Flitsmeister - Live traffic information, including user generated reports
Opgelicht - Notifications about criminal activity in the country such as phishing attempts, fake webshops
These are apps I have running constantly, and they work very reliably in the background even on my PRIV and hardly impact battery life at all (running into RAM limits though). I thought about adding a File Manager app but honesty on Nougat the built in File Explorer works just fine for me (easy to access, full features, cloud access).
1. Keyboard browser
2. Keyboard browser
3. Keyboard browser
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11. Textra, Blackplayer eq (music), Piktures, Nightclock by Gubbel, Light Flow, plus whatever fits ones personal needs. But the above are the quintessential basics coming from BB10 in my opinion.
These are apps I have running constantly, and they work very reliably in the background even on my PRIV and hardly impact battery life at all (running into RAM limits though). I thought about adding a File Manager app but honesty on Nougat the built in File Explorer works just fine for me (easy to access, full features, cloud access).
there is a "built-in Filer Explorer"???? to my knowledge, my NA unlocked KEYone came with no file manager whatsoever.
I don't think I can really make a list specifically for the KeyOne, but this is a list of 'utility apps' I recommend to anyone using an Android device:
NetGuard - Basically a free system-wide adblocker for Android, works for almost any type of ad and doesn't need Root. Just set it to filter IP traffic, enable System access and download a hosts file of your choice or the built in one
Clip Stack - Clipboard History with a lot of easy accessibility options (I set it to the "assistant" shortcut because I don't use Google Now). This is basically like Clipman for BB10 which was hugely popular
Clipbrd - Clipboard Sync. Install the app on your other devices/pc/notebook and it will automatically synchronise the clipboard between them
MacroDroid - Macrodroid let's you create your own device automation tasks. I use it for example to set my device to DND Mode when flipped face down
RSS Savvy - RSS/news feed tracker that was also on BB10, very customisable/versatile
Sync for Reddit - Personally I think this is the best Reddit client there is. It has gesture controls similar to BB10.
Tile Extension - Add custom shortcuts to your Notification Tray (I set one to open the built in File Explorer)
And specifically for the Netherlands where I am from:
BuienAlarm - Accurate rain tracker with push notifications
Flitsmeister - Live traffic information, including user generated reports
Opgelicht - Notifications about criminal activity in the country such as phishing attempts, fake webshops
These are apps I have running constantly, and they work very reliably in the background even on my PRIV and hardly impact battery life at all (running into RAM limits though). I thought about adding a File Manager app but honesty on Nougat the built in File Explorer works just fine for me (easy to access, full features, cloud access).
Bunch of unnecessary crap, NOUGAT will give you all these features without downloading all these apps don't you know how to use your assistant properly?
I like Microsoft To Do which will link to the stock task app using a free outlook.com account. To Do will also show up in the Share menu, which I use if there is a webpage I want to read later.