Last Updated: August 30th, 2024
There are millions of apps for Android users in the Google Play Store, and most of the apps that we use on our smartphones require an Internet connection. However, there are times when we are traveling to a remote area where there is no Internet connectivity or running out of mobile data. To tide away such a situation you need to download some offline Android apps. Check out the list of some of the best offline Android apps.
Stay Connected With These Best Offline Android Apps
1. Pocket-Read It Later
The Pocket is one of the best offline reading apps in Google Play which lets users save an article or videos to view later offline. The content that you save on the Pocket gets synced across all of your devices.
The app provides an easy-for viewing distraction-free user interface so that you can read the content easily.
It has support for the content on web pages as well as Facebook, Twitter, Flipboard, and Feedly. With the Text-to-Speech feature, you can listen to the articles anywhere. The Pocket is a free app to install on your Android.
Link: Pocket
2. FeedMe- Offline RSS Reader
If you have a huge collection of RSS subscriptions and enjoy reading articles, the FeedMe app lets you read your favorite articles offline anytime.
FeedMe comes with an easy user interface, customize the feeds you want to sync, star your favorite articles, and choose between light, paper, dark, and night themes for more customization options.
The app is available for free download on your Android and pulls feeds from Feedly, InoReader, Bazqux, The Older Reader, and Feedbin.
Link: FeedMe
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3. Kiwix – Wikipedia Offline
Kiwix lets you download the whole of Wikipedia for use when you do not have an Internet connection. Kiwix has support for Wiktionary, Wikiquote, Wikinews, Wikisource, and more.
Since the data is huge the Kiwix app lets you save the file to an SD card. You can use the downloaded data on your Android using Kiwix even when you don’t have an Internet connection.
Kiwix is available for free download from the Google Play.
Link: Kiwix
4. Player FM- Listen To Podcasts Offline
Player FM is a popular podcast app for your Android that lets you download your favorite podcasts offline and listen to them anywhere. The app also allows users to auto-download specific episodes for offline listening when they are connected to the WiFi.
Sync your podcasts across various devices, store podcasts on an SD Card, or go through the history of played podcasts easily.
Player FM has an interactive user interface and works with other apps.
Go ahead and try Player FM for free.
Link: Player FM
5. Google Maps – Offline Navigation
Traveling to a new place? Go ahead and download the full city map by going to the “Offline Areas” option in Settings and using them for navigation when there is no Internet connectivity.
The downloaded Google Map automatically deletes after 30 days from your device, hence no need to worry about the memory space.
Other useful apps can be used offline on your Android. Do you use any of the above-mentioned offline apps on your Android? Do share your favorite offline Android apps in the comment below!
Hi Dear,
Great post indeed!
These 5 apps are best for entertainment when the internet is not available. I think Google map is best because we can enjoy by searching lots of countries, City and most favorite place in free time or while traveling.
Anyway thanks dear for sharing such great apps with us.
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Areesha Noor!
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The Internet is ruling the world. We just cannot imagine the world without the internet. These apps are really useful. Google Maps offline feature is really helpful. It actually saved me from going on the wrong way.
Anyways, thanks for sharing it with us. Some of the apps are new to me and I am going to give it a try.
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