10 Best Weirdest Android Apps

There is a significant number of mobile phone apps designed exclusively for Android phones
available at the Android Market. The Android Market is accessible via your home computer
or by utilizing your mobile broadband service on your Android phone. Many of the Android
apps are normal enough, consisting of the usual games and puzzles, but there are several apps
that I consider outstanding, and even a few that are just plain weird.

The 5 Best Weird Android Apps:

Some of the greatest apps found in the Android Market are practical, useful and informative,
and they can be quickly downloaded to your Android using the device’s mobile broadband
feature.

1. Tiny Flashlight + LED utilizes the LED flash component of your Android’s camera to
turn your phone into a flashlight. Best of all, the app is free, and is supported by nearly all
Android devices.

2. Ultimate Coin Toss is a free Android app that replaces the need to carry coins in the
event of a coin toss. Whether you choose heads or tails, flip a coin (available in multiple
currencies), and let fate decide the outcome.



3. Where, is a free Android app which utilizes your phones location to direct you to nearby
businesses and events. Useful if you find yourself asking “Where?” on a frequent basis.



4. Car Locator will remember where you parked your vehicle and lead you back to it with
step-by-step directions. For less than $4, you will never again roam the streets in search of
your car.



5. Juice Defender Ultimate extends the life of your Android’s battery for just $4.99. The app
manages all other installed apps, and prevents them from running in the background and
draining your battery.

The 5 Weirdest Android Apps:

The Android Market is also home to some incredibly weird (and perhaps even pointless)
apps. Before using your Android’s mobile broadband to download any app, check the user
reviews for reliability and device support issues.

1. Crack My Screen is designed to be a practical joke app. The free Android app runs in the
background, and when some unknowing person touches the phone, the screen will appear to
shatter. The app is far from realistic, however, as advertisements appear on top of the cracked
screen.



2. I Eat Cockroaches is another free practical joke app for Android phones. The intent is to
fool people into thinking that you are actually eating and drinking cockroaches. However, the
app is hardly believable and the idea of eating even one cockroach is off-putting.



3. Talking Tom Cat lets you talk to a cartoon cat, who will then repeat your words in a silly

voice. For only 99 cents, it’s a weird, yet thoroughly entertaining Android app.



4. Ultimate Russian Roulette is a free Android app that turns your phone into a loaded
revolver, allowing you to play games with loaded weapons, yet avoid the risk of accidental
death or injury.

5. Dummy is not only pointless, but it is also rather disturbing. In this Android game app, a
crazed man with a hammer tries to count the number of little babies by smashing them in the
head with a hammer. I think it’s obvious why this app is free.

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