Best Free Apps to Improve Your Android’s Security 1.  Hotspot Shield I’m a big believer in online privacy, and so it’s no surprise that I’m starting this list with a reliable 100% free VPN (a rare combination). Hotspot Shield protects my phone with military-grade encryption, doesn’t slow down my internet connection, and gives me unlimited data. The program is extremely easy to use, just tap the connect button, and the VPN will connect with the fastest available server. In addition to security from hackers, the prying eyes of the government, and avoiding speed throttling from my ISP, I can visit geo-blocked websites, and find cheaper prices on some items. 2.  CCleaner I was surprised at how much better my phone worked after installing CCleaner. My favorite feature is the app analyzer which showed me which apps take up the most resources and drain the battery. It has a built-in app killer, which prevents unnecessary apps from running in the background and puts them to sle...

  1. WordPress WordPress  is undoubtedly the most popular blogging platform on the Internet. This app, made compatible with self-hosted WordPress blogs as well as blogs hosted on WordPress.com, allows you to perform many essential tasks such as creating, editing and publishing blog posts, moderating comments, checking on analytics data as well as publishing photos or videos taken with the  camera  on your mobile phone. 2. Blogger Blogger  is another popular platform that many personal bloggers use. If you have a blog on Blogger, then you should definitely give this  app  a try. However, the functionality of this app is still very limited as compared to the WordPress app, which is surprising as Google itself is behind this official app of their blogging service. 3. Tumblr Many bloggers prefer to maintain a  Tumblr  blog, also known as a microblog, rather than a full blown blog. This is because posting short blurbs of interesting content such a...