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We’re full of praise for Android apps that pack features and functionality to the brim, but what about those that are genuinely pleasing to the eye? With newer versions of Android focusing more attentively on aesthetics, whether that’s control over Material theme colors or greater use of blur, phone software of the future promises to look better than ever before.

So why not grab apps that look the part? Below is a list of the best-looking Android apps you can install right now.

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