One of the most obvious advantages that Android holds over its competitors is the ability to have complete control over your files rather than leaving it entirely to the system and individual apps to manage in the background. There’s a lot of choice in how you manage your files though, so we’re here to lend a hand.

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Mashable’s new Android app offers a helping hand through the daunting mass of viral content that is dumped onto social media everyday. That’s right – it’s an app that allows only the best infographics and most hilarious keyboard-playing cats to slip through the net.

Doo, the document management app for Android and desktop platforms that integrates multiple services like Dropbox, Google Drive and SkyDrive, has launched a brand new version of its app for iOS devices today, as well as updating its apps for OS X and Android.

In addition to connecting up cloud services, Doo also provides access to locally stored files to show users information about all of them by combining OCR with its auto-tagging system for easier storage and the smart tagging system makes for easier retrieval later.

At long last, Digg has finally released its application for Android users today. The new app, which is pretty slick, comes with Digg Reader integration, allowing you to take the news that’s important to you on the go or save it for later.

Here’s a quick look at some of the features for the new Digg Reader app from the Digg Blog:

Popular messaging app, WhatsApp has a new update ready for its Android version that fixes a bug that caused some minor localization issues and adds video editing capabilities.

The latest version of WhatsApp includes basic video editing within the app itself. You can cut your clips on the fly while you’re on the go! It’s hardly Final Cut Pro, but the addition of editing tools adds a lot to the video sharing built into WhatsApp.
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