Smartphone Apps For College Students

Posted on March 16, 2016

If you’re a college student, you know all about being busy with assignments, notes, appointments, dates and writing essays. You may need an extra boost of an organization in your lives.

Whether you need a little help with getting and staying organized, or with keeping in touch with your family and friends, we have put together a list of the must-have smartphone apps for college students that can be used for different purposes.

Just have a look!

Voice Dream (iOS and Android)

Whether you’re a student who wants to be more productive or someone who prefer better listening than reading visually, Voice Dream is the right choice for you. It’s an app for listening text documents, e-books, articles, and Web pages anywhere you want. Voice Dream has been suitably described as a Swiss Army knife for opening and reading audibly a wide range of file formats, ranging from Microsoft Word files to PowerPoint presentations. It also does a great job organizing and voicing PDF files, Plain text (TXT), Rich Text Format (RTF), Apple Pages (PAGE), Apple Keynote (KEY).

Dragon Mobile Assistant (iOS and Android)

With this app, you can send and receive text messages, emails, post Facebook and Twitter statuses, and much more.

Dragon Mobile Assistant is using Nuance’s very accurate voice recognition technology, so you can set reminders, make appointments, and search the Internet – all hands-free.

You can also ask about the weather or your upcoming appointments and be prepared for your day.

Evernote (iOS, Android, Blackberry, Windows and WebOS)

If you need a place to track and keep notes from class, Evernote will do that for you.

Also, with this app, you can record voice memos, to-do lists and notes and access them when you can’t remember something that didn’t get written down. You can store anything in your Evernote account and it will automatically sync with all of your devices with Evernote downloaded.

This way, this app makes you notes easy to capture.

Wi-Fi Finder (iOS and Android)

If you need a quiet place to study, but also need an Internet connection, Wi-Fi Finder is your new best buddy.

Its navigation is built to help you find the nearest Wi-Fi connection in more than 650,000 locations in 144 countries worldwide.

The most awesome thing about this app is that you don’t need to be online to view the list of available Wi-Fi networks.

Dropbox (iOS, Android, Blackberry and Kindle Fire)

If you are looking for a way to keep your files on the go, you should download Dropbox app.

With this app, you can have everything (from videos and audios to papers and notes) with you on your smartphone, stored on Dropbox.

This means that this app allows you to easily share files, photos, and/or videos across almost any device or platform.

SoundHound (iOS, Android, Nokia and Windows)

It happens all the time that you hear a great song while sitting in a hall or coffee shop, but you don’t know the author? This app will help you to identify the song and artist. Additionally, you can also find out more information about the artist, videos, and much more stuff like share read lyrics with your friends. SoundHound is impressive with identifying new music as well as slightly less popular tracks. One more awesome thing, this app can identify songs that you sing or hum, which is perfect for those situations when you get an undetectable song stuck in your head.

Tabata timer (iOS and Android)

Everybody knows that it’s very important to regularly do the exercises and stay in shape. If you don’t have much time for that, Tabata Timer is a great app for you. It’s very easy to use the app for high-intensity interval training. This app helps you to do Tabata Training, to burn your fat fast and gain the same benefits of long drawn out workouts.