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Proton Mail for Android is the official mobile application that lets users access their Proton Mail encrypted email accounts securely on Android devices, providing the full suite of messaging features while preserving end-to-end encryption and user privacy. Designed for modern Android phones and tablets, the app lets users send, receive, organize, and search encrypted emails, create new Proton accounts, manage multiple accounts, and apply labels or folders to keep messages tidy — all within a responsive, touch-optimized interface. It supports composing messages, viewing attachments, handling contacts, and configuring account and mail settings from within the app, giving users portable access to their secure inbox wherever they go. ...

Thunderbird Android is the mobile counterpart of the popular Thunderbird email client, reimagined for Android phones and tablets so users can access, send, and organize email from multiple accounts with advanced features found in desktop clients. It embraces modern mobile UI design while supporting robust email protocols (IMAP/POP3) and standards like OAuth for secure logins to services such as Gmail, Outlook, or custom mail providers. The app is built to handle complex mailbox structures, threaded discussions, rich text and HTML content, attachments, and account synchronizations reliably even on cellular connections. ...

Comunicus is an onscreen tool that pretends to improve the interaction of people with physical and mobility impairments with computers, tablets and smartphones. Now is in the development fase!

...The seniors can through this app notify they're network of volunteers if they need help with for example snow shuffling, housecleaning, shopping etc. Senior service supports all android devices and all versions, from smartphones to tablets.

Astmontray is a systray applet written in PyQt so users can monitor whether their PABX servers running Asterisk.org, the open source telephony platform, are up or not. It supports AMI authentication and runs fine on Linux, OSX and Maemo tablets.