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Subscription-Free Alternatives to Apple’s ‘Best of 2020’ Apps – Lifehacker Australia
A big thank-you to Apple for exhibiting a bit of restraint with its “best apps of 2020″ list; wading through a mere 15 of the best or trendy apps for iPhone and…
A big thank-you to Apple for exhibiting a bit of restraint with its best apps of 2020″ list; wading through a mere 15 of the best or trendy apps for iPhone and iPad is a lot easier than dealing with Googles more-comprehensive list of 40 apps for Android. Im not even sure I have 40 apps on my phone, period.
However, boo to Apple for mostly focusing on subscription-based apps for its big winners. Im fine with app developers making a dime, but I also think there are strong alternatives to Apples picks…
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