Great Google apps you didn't know you needed.

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All Android phones come with a bunch of pre-loaded Google apps, but these you'll have to download from Google Play.


Many of the best Google apps don't come pre-installed

You already use plenty of Google apps. Android is a Google product, after all. And your phone almost certainly came with Google Maps and Gmail, for example.

Honestly, you may think you have too many Google apps.

But you’re wrong. The Google apps that came pre-installed on your device are just the tip of the Google app empire. Google develops lots of apps beyond what comes with your phone. Some are good, some are bad, and some are surprisingly useful and intriguing. Here are 9 of our favorite Google apps that you won’t find already on your phone.

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