Phones that we love to use are nothing if they do not contain the apps we like. India is home to some of the world’s most notable and famous mobile apps. The more our lifestyle is developing the more the companies need to make advanced apps to facilitate the lifestyle. And the more we need to know about these apps to live easier lives. Uses of apps vary from small tasks like setting an alarm to huge tasks like keeping records of company employees. You have a phone and you just need the right app to help you do the tasks better. The top 10 apps used by Indians are mentioned below.
1. Facebook
Facebook is a social media platform. It is owned by meta. It was founded by Mark Zuckerberg and his fellow college students in 2004. Facebook is the most privatized social networking site when it comes to sending messages or posting status updates to keep in touch with your loved ones. You can also share pictures, music, videos, articles, thoughts and opinions with others.
2. WhatsApp
WhatsApp is an instant messaging app that was launched in 2009. The users can send messages, images, audio or video. Users can also do one-on-one or group calls. You can also use Whatsapp on your desktop by either downloading the app from its official website or using it from the Whatsapp Web.
3. Instagram
Instagram is a free social media platform. It is utilized for sharing photos and videos. It supports both iPhone in Android. Since this platform was launched it has become a popular way to connect with celebrities, brands, thought leaders, friends and family. Anyone of 13 years and above can build an account by registering an email address and choosing a username.
4. Snapchat
The company claims to be a camera company. But it performs a variety of tasks like sending videos, live video chatting, messaging, creating caricature-like Bitmoji avatars, and sharing a chronological “story” that’s posted to all your followers. Things shared on Snapchat aren’t permanent so silly and goofy stuff can be shared without worrying.
5. Messenger
Messenger is a messaging app. The app is used for instant messaging and sharing photos, videos, and audio recordings. One-on-one or group chats, the app supports both. The users can create their accounts through their Facebook accounts. The app has a vanishing message feature. It supports both Android and iOS.
6. YouTube
YouTube is a free video-sharing platform. YouTube was created in 2005. YouTube can be used by anyone for sharing their original video content. The video-sharing app is used for not only watching videos but for listening to music, advertising and other marketing videos. Users need to have a Google account to create their YouTube account and then they can watch and share videos.
7. Telegram
Telegram is a cross-platform messaging app. It is famous for its enhanced privacy features. It is also popular for its large group chats feature. The instant messaging app allows you to send files of large sizes like 1.5 GB. There are certain features that Telegram provides but they cannot be seen on WhatsApp. This includes screen sharing, scheduling messages, personal cloud storage, and chat folders.
8. Paytm
Paytm is a digital wallet founded by Vijay Shekhar Sharma. Paytm users can use BHIM UPI on the Paytm app by linking their bank account with the UPI. The payment that is used for making bill payments recharging the phone’s TV for buying. The users can keep up to Rs. 10,000 in their Paytm wallet and for a higher limit KYC is necessary.
9. Moj
Moj is an Indian video sharing platform. The app was launched immediately after Tik Tok was banned by the government of India. Mojheels has features similar to that of Tik Tok. This includes special effects, stickers, emoticons, short films, stamps etc. The app is available in 15 different dialects.
10. Google Maps
As the name suggests the app provides knowledge about geographical regions and sites around the world. The app lens different directions for drivers workers bikers and those who use public transport for travelling from one place to another. The app was first published for Android devices in 2008.
The apps mentioned above show that people in India prefer communication apps more. Which app do you use the most?
