Top 22 essential Android gadgets for hectic professionals

Here is how you can insert an Android gadget onto your main screen, as showcased on a Google Pixel smartphone. Google Keep’s “Note compilation” gadget places your personal notebook on the main screen of your phone.
Affix various Post-It notes to your screen using ColorNote’s Android gadget.
Ruff’s gadget provides a personal scratchpad on your main screen.
Interact with interactive views of your most crucial tasks by utilizing Todoist’s Android gadgets.
The Google Calendar (on the left) and Business Calendar (on the right, in agenda view) gadgets are some of the finest calendar gadget choices for Android users.
Calendar Notification essentially integrates a gadget into your Android notification panel — with ample customization options. Sectograph split your day into slices, offering a visual overview of your plans.
Initiate a countdown to important events using the Hurry Day Countdown & Reminder gadget.
TripIt’s interactive itinerary gadget is indispensable when traveling.
Place crucial individuals on your main screen with the Google Contacts gadget — providing quick access to call and message them (on the left), as well as engage with their incoming notifications (on the right).
View all incoming notifications directly on your main screen with the simply dubbed Notification Gadget.
The Google News gadget displays a mix of current occurrences and items of interest on your main screen.
Effortlessly monitor your custom set of sources with Inoreader on your main screen.
Keeping track of investments is a breeze with the customizable Google Finance Watchlist gadget.
Control a variety of connected devices at your fingertips with the Google Home Favorites Android gadget.
Widgetify simplifies viewing a live feed of any web page on your main screen.
Automate and streamline various time-consuming tasks with IFTTT’s gadget.
Access your applications swiftly with the ingenious Easy Drawer Android gadget.
Simply tap the Sesame bar (seen at the top in the left image), input one or two letters, and navigate swiftly to almost any section of your phone (as shown in the image on the right).

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