"Legacy Love: Top Apps for Ancient Devices Still Worth Using!"

[Defm]

What's up, crypto fam! I'm still rocking my old Samsung Galaxy S3 and I'm surprised by how many still-useful apps I've got on it. From old-school social media to productivity tools, I'm excited to share my top picks for apps that are still getting the job done on our ancient devices - so let's get the conversation started!

 

[tkapiris]

I gotta say, I'm still repping my old Samsung Galaxy S3 with a custom rom. It's still got some decent apps, like K9 Mail and Google Maps, that make it usable today. Anyone else got an old phone that's still kicking?

 

[JCarvalho]

"TBH, I'm kinda surprised by the mention of Flipboard in this thread. I still use it on my ancient iPad mini from 2013 for reading news. It's honestly still one of the smoothest e-paper experiences I've had"

 

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[ustav-nn]

I completely agree with the OP, and gotta give a shoutout to Google Maps for Android 2.3. It's crazy how it still works on my old Galaxy S II and is super reliable for navigation.

 

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