Still, while it’s nice to have options even if you don’t have Internet service, certain games can present problems even if you do have Internet. For instance, many games will lag or take what seems like forever to load. To prevent this from happening, utilize DFNDR’s Accelerate Internet feature. Accelerate Internet will speed up your Internet by closing out superfluous apps that are running in the background of your device. Click here to speed up your Internet right now:

FeedMe is an offline reader that you can use to read your favorite articles offline. The app lets you customize the feeds you want to sync in the player, so that you’ll have the articles downloaded when you go offline. Additionally, the simple-to-read player lets you star your favorite articles, and customize the way your articles look on the player. For example, you can choose from layout themes like light, paper, dark, and night, among other customization options.

Kiwix

Ever wanted to look up a fact somewhere you couldn’t get Wi-Fi service? That’s what Kiwix is for. The app lets you browse all of Wikipedia, as well as other online encyclopedias like Ubuntu and WikiLeaks, offline. Once you download the file from Wikipedia or another source onto your phone, you can then use Kiwix even if you don’t have an Internet connection. Further, you connect to the device using various tools.

PlayerFM

This popular podcast app is available to use offline. If you want to listen to a podcast offline, you can download it when you have a connection, save it, and listen to various podcasts later. Further, the app is useful because you can download it onto your computer and your phone, which makes it easier to find and download the podcasts you like. Additionally, the popular app gives you recommendations of new podcasts to listen to — when you’re connected to Wi-Fi, of course.

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4 Pics 1 Word

The gist of the game is simple; the app displays four pictures and you have to guess what they all have in common. As you guess correctly, levels are unlocked and new puzzles are available for the mastering. Even better, there is no registration and no complicated rules. There are already 150,000,000 people playing this game, and it’s easy to see why.

Duet

Enjoy gaming on your morning commute to work or school? Duet is perfect for you. The player controls a blue and red ball, and the point is to avoid traffic collisions. Sounds easy right. There’s a catch. The blue and red ball are in synch, so by moving one you also move the other. One collision, and the game is over. In addition, all this game needs is one hand so perfect for when you’re walking to work and holding that iced coffee.

Plague

Contagion movie lovers, look no further. We guarantee Plague will be your new favorite game. Your purpose: to infect the world and destroy humanity. How? You are given a pathogen and must navigate spreading it while all nations deploy the greatest resources to become immune. Scarily realistic, you’ll be hooked in no time.

Doodle Jump

The instructions are easy: your character in the game will continuously jump as you tilt your screen to move left and right, and will shoot at targets in the game when you tap your screen. As you advance higher and higher in level, you will see the scores of other players you surpass. Your Doodle Jump comes equipped with many different worlds like Ninja, Space, Jungle, Soccer and Underwater. This game has been labeled “Dangerously Addictive”, and has been featured in Big Bang Theory, Parks & Rec and Jimmy Fallon. Considered yourself warned.

With these four games you’ll never fear that 6 hour plane ride again. Remember to download PSafe Total to get more space on your phone for all your gaming apps!

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