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Tip: Having battery problems? Here’s the 8 best Android apps to save battery charge! 1. Google Maps 1. Google Maps Yes, you can say that our first recommendation is pretty obvious, but Google Maps is one of the best offline GPS apps for Android. In other words, Google’s own native tool already works well to help you create routes for your trips, whether short or long. However, you need to configure it so that it works without using Wi-Fi or mobile data....

Read too: The 20 best project management tools & software! 1. Perdoo 1. Perdoo Perdoo is one of the best OKR tools available on the market. It allows you to manage organizational and individual goals, offering Slack integration and keeping your users up to date through notifications. The platform has a system that automatically identifies failures and errors in procedures, also providing the possibility of customizing user roles and permissions. Its initiatives dashboard helps you keep track of the work being done by you and your team, while your goals screen provides information that helps you make decisions and guide you towards achieving goals....

Read also: The 5 best game design software around! 1. Adobe Lightroom CC 1. Adobe Lightroom CC As a designer, you’ve probably already had contact with Adobe programs. Adobe Lightroom CC brings a complete image editing solution to your mobile phone, and lets you store your work in the Adobe Creative Cloud. Easily topping most lists of best designer apps on iPhone, with Adobe Lightroom CC you’ll be able to crop photos and images, make adjustments for color, sharpness, brightness, lighting, and more....

In our briefing with Samsung, the company spent a ton of time talking about how comfortable the Galaxy Buds 2 were. And typically when a company spends that much time talking about one specific part of a product, it’s usually a let down. We’ve seen that many times with different companies and products. But that is not the case with the Galaxy Buds 2. At first, I didn’t agree with Samsung....

Though there are some stark differences that set these apart. Namely the use of a physical boom mic instead of virtual one. As a premium audio brand, Master & Dynamic is no stranger to good quality sound. Something which is very much reflected in the company’s MW08 true wireless earbuds. But, the MG20 is Master & Dynamic’s first pair of gaming headphones. A sector of the audio market that isn’t exactly in its wheelhouse....