The best applications for Android tablets of the week: Google keyboard, Foursquare, Ticket to Ride ...

Like every week, we are going to recommend you the best applications for Android tablets that have been out or updated in the last few days. We have everything from social media to productivity apps and, of course, a game. The important thing is that they are all optimized for tablets and that you can have a satisfactory experience on your touch device.

Google keyboard - free

Those of Mountain View have been making many efforts for a year to unify the Android experience in the infinity of different terminals that use it. Especially in the weeks after I / O we have seen a lot of progress. With this keyboard, which we found on devices with Jelly Bean. In it you can use traditional and gestural writing, in both cases, they are accompanied by prediction. You can manage the words that you are adding to your dictionary and download new languages. It's a great and free option to other payment options like Swype and Swiftkey. By the way, it also works for your mobile.

foursquare - free

Until now we could install the social network but we did not enjoy a design optimized for tablets. Now with this update, we will see a total prominence of the map, which always occupies half the screen. It becomes a complete and complementary exploration tool to the search bar. Finding the best bars, restaurants and promotions will be much easier.

Evernote - free

Another notable update, although what it brings you can also enjoy from your mobile or tablet, since it is a transplantaforma resource. Reminders have come to the quintessential note app. Perhaps if you used a simpler one like Wunderlist, now it would be more convenient for you to unify your notes in Evernote and also manage them from your tablet.

wine - free

Designed essentially for mobile phones, it can be installed on 7-inch tablets and enjoy it, especially if we have a rear camera. It made its debut on iOS a few months ago and it became a total hit. It is the social network for short videos in GIF format. These can be tagged with hashtags so that other users can find them just like you. It is perfectly integrated with Twitter.

Final Fantasy IV - 14,49 euros

Little by little Square Enix is ​​bringing the whole saga of this legendary RPG to Android tablets. This time it is the fourth installment originally published in 1991. It was the first video game to introduce the idea of Active Time Battle, as well as the improvement system for characters with special abilities. A classic that you can now also enjoy from a large touch screen.

RPG Infinite Dunamis - 2,99 euros

If the price of the previous one seems crazy to you but you are a fan of RPGs and especially the Japanese, this week has come out that is completely translated into English and that comes from the hand of KEMCO. With retro graphics that show the pixel and a romantic story, it gathers the necessary elements to enjoy.

Ticket to Ride (Passengers to the train) - 5,43 euros

If you have played the board game Passengers on the train you will love this game. It basically consists of competing with your friends to establish the longest train lines you can on different maps, be it the United States, Europe or Asia. A classic now for touchscreens. It is only available for tablets with Android 4.0 or higher and resolutions higher than 1024 x 600 pixels, although more is recommended. It is more or less the same as the version that we could enjoy on Windows PC. Hence, they give us this tutorial to see how it is played.