The year 2016 has turned out to be a very prolific one for Android apps, having reached a turning point of market saturation where quantity trumps quality. Still, though, we've seen lots of sparks of quality that have served to detonate new openings in app development. Here are 9 tools released this year that we think have proved most relevant for Android, video games aside.
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Parallel Space is much simpler than you might expect. Basically, it's an application that creates a virtual space that is completely independent and separate on your device that allows you to run other apps inside. That way, you can use the same application twice on the same device. One runs on your device, and the other runs on Parallel Space.
Another great feature about Parallel Space is how little memory it actually takes up on your device, just over 2MB. Not only that, but this application doesn't require root privileges so it will work on any Android device. However, Parallel Space requests a huge number of permissions because it needs them for each app used on it.
Parallel Space is an extremely interesting app. Thanks to Parallel Space you can use a number of accounts for any app on your device at the same time. This feature can be specially useful for social networking and gaming.
Our picks: The most relevant apps of 2016
How to use two accounts on the same app with Parallel Space
The multilogin is in ever-increasing demand and some popular apps have already implemented it, as in the recent case of Instagram, which finally lets you jump from one account to another from inside the official app. Still, though, there are loads of apps that don’t allow it. For those, Parallel Space is a super-interesting free app that lets you use two accounts simultaneously on one app.
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Nice apk
I cannot find a way how to separate contacts in Parallel Space. The idea of Parallel space is to use two separate accounts for e.g. WhatsUp, but it asks for permission to access the contacts of the "m...
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Best tool yet