The BEST Pro Apps For The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7! By Tech Summit

Android tablets have had a tough time keeping up with the iPad Pro, but I would argue that hardware hasn't been the issue necessarily at least over the more recent years, but it's actually been a software limitation that developers just don't really seem all that interested in supporting android tablets, but I've actually gone ahead and gathered some of the apps that I use when I'm using this tablet and some that I discovered as of recently, so these are going to be the best pro apps for the Galaxy Tab, s7 that I was able to find. So let's go ahead and dive right in now. Firstly, this wasn't necessarily an easy search. I believe that these apps are some pretty good examples of some of the best apps that are available currently on the tapas 7 play store things like writing, apps and editing apps, drawing apps and photo editors as well, and let's go ahead and begin with one of my favorite drawing apps ever and that is going to be sketchbook pro. This app is entirely free and offers a lot of tools at your disposal, which allows you to get pretty detailed. With your work and thanks to the s pen almost have a 7.

You can really make some nice pieces thanks to its precision in combination of this apps versatility and the s pen's prowess. They make a great duo which makes the tablet 7 a great device for drawing. In my opinion, I've definitely enjoyed drawing quite a lot with it and I can recommend it to any artist really and there are going to be other drawing apps too on the play store, but I would consider this one to be the best of them all. In my opinion, at the very least now moving on to photo editing, I've actually got two new applications that were fairly easy, easy to find, of course, since they actually come from a very popular company, they're, both going to be from adobe and one of them is going to be photoshop express, does require a creative cloud license for proper use. So it's not really a free app at the very least.

Technically. Not, however, this app is still a rather simplistic photo editing app, and you can get used to fairly quickly. In my opinion, it's not going to be the same as photoshop on desktop or even photoshop on iPad. Really, however, this is still going to be a pretty neat app if you just want to make some super quick edits really like when it comes to the color. If you want to add any kind of filters, and things like that, this isn't going to be a super professional photo editing app, and I wouldn't recommend this app for that kind of workflow.

However, I can recommend this to people who maybe really just want to get started. I think that this is a pretty decent solution for just that, however, Adobe Lightroom is probably going to be filling in that space for photoshop express this app is going to allow for more a precision overall, you can actually make a bunch of more and like fine-tuned adjustments to your images and things like that. It's just going to be a more powerful software that is actually closer to the desktop version of Lightroom, but it is still very washed down in comparison. It's still not the full experience that you would get on desktop. However, it's going to be pretty much the exact same thing on the iPad Pro, so this is pretty much the best that you're that you can get on an android or iOS tablet.

Right now, and with that said, I can strongly recommend Lightroom, even though it's not technically a free app either, since you do need to pay for the adobe suite in order to really be able to access it, so do keep that into consideration, and I've actually got two video editors to recommend and, firstly, there is going to be premiere rush, which is also part of the adobe suite. So it is technically a paid app as well. It can do things like cut up clips. Add some filters for color grading, though you can't really get too detailed here either it's a very simple app. It's just meant to add a pretty simple video as well and depending on what types of videos you make and premiere wash might actually be good enough for you, since it even offers some sound tools.

If you need those, I ended up using it for a little while, but there was actually another app on the play store that ended up catching my eye, and this app is actually called the viva cut, and this one is going to be free, and it's actually quite, quite impressive. Even though there's one thing about it, that is going to bother me. However, they do have paid options, but it is going to be pretty affordable and like just considering what they offer like you can end up onto their subscription services. If you want to unlock all of their features, however, this, as is, is actually a really powerful tool. In my opinion, it can cut, do some color work and, most importantly, you can have a myriad of effects that you can use here, which is something that is lacking from premiere rush and which means that you can actually get pretty creative with whatever videos you are editing.

However, you can only use this app in portrait mode, as is- and I don't like that, because if I get a keyboard attachment, for instance, it would be very uncomfortable to work with, so you will still get some hiccups, but on the paid version of the app you can export add up to 4k, which is actually pretty cool on the free version. You're going to be limited to 720p, so do keep that into consideration, and this is going to be a bit of an odd one, but I figured that I would mention it anyway. I actually use it quite a bit and this is going to be adobe Phil inside, and this app is going to allow you to sign documents plain and simple, but it lets you quickly take care of business, and I just appreciate that quite a bit. However, it seems to be a little buggy at the very least on android, but it is still worth checking out, and I can strongly recommend that the next app is going to be very underrated one, and I think it's worth noting keep. I guess that I should say: google keep is one of my favorite note-taking apps on android right now or across all platforms.

In my opinion, I use it absolutely everywhere, and I love that it's here on android. Of course, this app is going to be completely free, and it lets you save so many notes. I use this. I had to write out my scripts, but it's not just for typing, as you can also write with it using the s pen, if you wanted to it's actually a pretty good experience, and it syncs automatically with your Google account, which is really awesome. Furthermore, I really would recommend this one as I found it to be very effective in the long run and those are going to be some of the apps that I use for productivity on android that I would consider to be some of the best out there right now and if you have any other suggestions or if you feel like, I missed any and then make sure to leave your recommendations in the comments, and I'll be making sure to make an updated video.

As a matter of fact, I'd love to hear what you guys have discovered about this tablet that maybe I haven't so far so do. Let me know in the comments, if anything and if you're interested in purchasing the galaxy tablet, 7 then I'll be making sure to leave I'll, see the links down to Amazon in the description. And if you end up using any of my links, I get a small commission that does help me run things just a little more smoothly around here. So I would appreciate that quite a bit and don't forget that I stream on twitch every Friday and Saturday from 8 pm to 10 p. m.

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