Whether you use Android to get work done on the go or to organize and plan, discover the best Android productivity apps. Task-specific tools include word processors and document scanners, while organization tools help you plan tasks, create schedules, and keep notes. Here are the best Android apps to organize your projects and get things done when you're on the go.

Outlook for Android aims to provide a more streamlined Outlook experience than the full PC version. If you only need email and calendar, and you sync through an Exchange Server, then this is ideal for you.

If you need a simple word processor, Google Docs can do the job. Don't expect it to replace Microsoft Word, though. Docs isn't suitable for producing large, complex documents, as it lacks features like captions and cross-references. Also, unlike Word for Android, the Android version doesn't let you edit equations.

DejaOffice has many different widgets that allow you to view important information summaries right on your home screen. It also contains shortcuts to a specific function of the app.