Android App Reviews #1: The Essentials

Welcome to my Android App Reviews, post #1!
What is the Android App Reviews series, you ask? Well, it's a showcase of noteworthy apps for Android. I install apps very frequently and browse the Play Store every day for new and noteworthy apps! Hopefully this will be a weekly series.
Anyway, now that you get the gist of what this is, let's jump right into it.
Today's category is The Essentials!
What are the essentials? They are apps that I use frequently and are on all of my devices. The following apps are in no particular order.

App #1
Evernote

Evernote is a note-taking app. Most phones come with some sort of note app, but *what makes Evernote better? *

• Cloud note syncing. It syncs your notes between devices for free.
• Different types of notes. You can make notes of text, photos, audio, handwriting, file attachments, and reminders, all in one app.
• Multiple notebooks. You can have one for personal use, for work, or whatever else you can think of.
• Note sharing. You can share notes with other people, which is pretty useful. (Think shopping lists!)

App #2
eSteem

Yes, I may be biased since I'm using the app right now, but I can guarantee you that the eSteem app is amazing. @good-karma over here developed this app for the Steem network and it truly is great. However, you may be wondering what makes it so great, so here's a nice list.

• UI for mobile devices. Using the Steem websites just isn't great for mobile devices, but eSteem makes up voting, commenting, and posting easy.
• Advanced editor. It lets you bold, italicize, make headers, add code, quote, and so much more.
• Draft saving. You can save drafts in the app and come back to edit them and post them later.
• Image uploading. All images are stored on the eSteem server, so you don't have to go to Imgur or wherever to embed images.

App #3
Coinomi

Coinomi is a cryptocurrency wallet. It supports lots and lots of coins, including popular coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and even ERC20 tokens! It can send, recieve, and interact with ETH contracts! More and more coins are being added frequently. You can also use it to claim coins from forks, such as the BTC/BTG fork. I use it all the time!

That concludes the Android App Reviews. Hopefully, this will be a weekly thing and I'll be able to review more apps! Leave a comment down below if you want me to review an app and upvote or follow if you liked this.

Have a great day, Steemians!