HTC’s Sense UI has long been the envy of other non-HTC Android users. It is, perhaps, the only skin that adds meaningful additions on top of stock Android while also improving the aesthetics.

Google Keep for Android was not the only app that received a major update today. The company also rolled out a major update to Play Newsstand that bumped the version number to 3.2 and introduced some major and colorful changes.

The action bar in the Play Newsstand app will now change colors with every news category, which gives the app a polished look and feel. 

This month saw the release of quite a few top-notch apps and games on the Play Store. A couple of apps and games were available on iOS since quite sometime and finally made their debut in the last month.

Below, we list down the best apps and games released on the Play Store in the last month. 

There is no denying the fact that Chrome for Android is the best browser available for the platform. Even though it feels bloated and has some serious performance issues even on today’s high-end devices, the integration that Chrome offers with its desktop counterparts and how it easily syncs all your browsing data is a big usability win.

As discovered by a Reddit user though, you can greatly speed up Chrome’s performance with just a simple tip. 

Sony’s skin on its Xperia devices has never been considered a bloatware with its core apps always being praised for their beautiful and functional design. Usually, with time most of the core apps on Sony devices are easily ported to other Android devices as well.

With the Xperia Z2 system dump being released back in February, it was only a matter of time before some developers managed to port the core apps to other devices.