Playbook Lite AudioBook Player
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Introducing PlayBook, the ultimate audiobook player app that lets you dive into your favorite stories whenever and wherever you want.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Pay once)
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
Platforms
- Android
- Android Tablet
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Darlene Sonalder added Playbook Lite AudioBook Player as alternative to Homer Audio Player for Seniors- tylerlikesps4 liked Playbook Lite AudioBook Player
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Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Freemium product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $5 + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
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A clean Android setup with the best apps (mostly open source)
Everytime I setup a phone for a friend or myself I usually remove stock apps using adb or UniversalAndroidDebloaterNextGeneration and replace them with theses apps listed here. I added also a couple of nice to have apps that people might wants on their device.
Almost all of them are free as in free beer and many are open source (around 80%)
I tried to feature more applications and less services but there are several services still in this list, however I find them great and/or accessible (freemium most of the time).
FOSS = Free(as in freedom) and Open Source Software
Android Apps for iPhone Users making the switch: Privacy & Familiarity
When migrating from iOS to Android, users often need to replace Apple's default app. Google options, while they are offering great UI/UX are usually privacy invasive in a more aggressive manner than Apple ones.
And manufeturer ones like Samsung, Xiaomi or others can feel bloated with ads or also privacy invasive.
On this list you will get basic apps that either provide a similar UI/UX that would makes Apple users familiar with quicker than other options. Some might not have that Apple inspired look but still have great UX, strong enough privacy for most people and might be one of the best option to recommand to an ex-iPhone user.
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