5 applications for your Windows mobile that you should try (XX)

gMaps, Google maps on your Windows Phone

Although applications like Here Drive are solid options to see the maps of the region where we are, surely more than one should prefer the Google maps.

Therefore, for those people, the gMaps application may be the tool they are looking for:

Access Google maps from Windows Phone
Create routes based on Google technology.
Option to use GPS.
We can save locations to quickly access them.
We can find out the best route to walk, by bus, car or bicycle.
StreetView, which works smoothly.

gMaps is a free application, but it has at the bottom of the screen, which we can get with an internal purchase.

gMaps

Developer: DreamTeam-Mobile
Download it at: Windows Phone Store
Price: Free
Category: navigation and maps
Spanish Language

AIDA64, find out what your smartphone has inside

AIDA64 is an application that allows to know in detail the internal specifications of our smartphone.

When we enter the application, it will be divided into columns with details of processor, cameras, operating system, screen, and so on.

Large amount of information about the internal features of our smartphone.
Simple design, entirely focused on information.
We can see details about our smartphone, CPU, screen, network, battery, operating system, cameras, storage, and sensors.
The application has a universal version for Windows 10.

AIDA64 is a completely free application.

AIDA64

Developer: FinalWire
Download it at: Windows Store
Price: Free
Category: Utilities and Tools
English language

Toolkit Pro, a solid application with many tools

There are many applications that have all kinds of tools inside, but Toolkit Pro is one of the best I've seen because of the attractive design it has and the variety of tools.

In the app, the app divides the available tools into columns based on type (rules, time, converters, and more). When we start a tool, it will do so with an attractive animation.

Availability of rulers, compass, protractor, flashlight, QR reader, unit converter, recorder, stopwatch and more.
Very attractive design and animations.
Possibility to create shortcuts on the home screen.

Toolkit Pro is a free app, and currently does not have a version for Windows 10.

Toolkit Pro

Developer: CcoolMedia
Download it at: Windows Store
Price: Free
Category: Utilities and Tools
English language

SHAREit, share files to other terminals nearby

SHAREit is a tool that allows us to share files with other people who are close to us over the WiFi network. It has an attractive and humorous design, but besides that it works well and is easy to use.

Share photos, videos, and music.
We can also share files using an application such as Windows Phone's file explorer.
Integration with OneDrive, allowing us to share files that we have in the cloud.
We can also receive files.
You can set the folder where all files will be saved.

SHAREit is a free application, but to use it the other user must also have this tool installed. It is available on Android, iOS, and Windows.

SHAREit

Developer: SHAREit Corp
Download it at: Windows Store
Price: Free
Category: Productivity
English language

INQStats, public information of the countries on your smartphone

INQStats is an interesting application that allows you to obtain information related to population growth, birth rate, population density and more from your smartphone.

We can obtain information such as population, area, homicide rate, life expectancy, average age, GDP, public debt and more.
It has a very attractive and easy-to-use design.
We can see data for all countries in the world, as long as it is available.
It also has a ranking on each piece of information, also positioning the country we are looking at.

INQStats is surely not an application for everyone, but anyone interested (economics students, for example) will surely find it interesting.