Continuing with our list of programs for those interested in entering the world of open source, Let's make a list of Android apps apps.
These applications can be found both on Google Play and in the alternative store F-DROID.
List of open source Android apps
KDE Connect
Having to leave the computer to see something on the smartphone or having to use email or Google Drive to exchange content is a pain. Luckily we have a tool like KDE Connect that allows you to see any notification that arrives on your phone, use it as a keyboard or mouse, or transfer content. You just have to have the application installed on your mobile and computer and both are on the same network.
Aurora Store
The great curse of Android systems is fragmentation, one buys a phone and the manufacturer decides to stop supporting the operating system, which leaves us without updates. ANDThis program makes Google believe that you are using any device so you can download the application you need. And, if it is not a paid application you should not even register.
OmniNotes
If you are looking for a complete notes application, OmniNotes is what you need. With a Material Design interface This application allows you not only to take notes but also to attach audio, video or other types of files to them.. Notes can be classified using tags and categories, which makes searching easier. Can also be used to create a to-do list
VLC
The all-terrain multimedia player also has its mobile version withn the same features as its desktop version. It can play most media formats, add subtitles, work as a remote control for the main player and stream content to your computer.
K-9 mail
It was assumed that by now this application would be the mobile version of Thunderbird, but apparently it remains independent. If you don't support Gmail you should install it as it provides support for multiple accounts, allows encryption, does local and server searches, and does background syncing.