Which Android apps are the most downloaded last September? Here is a list of the hottest ones, in case smartphone users are in the hunt for new apps to install.

As October rolls in, a list of the hottest Android apps last month is released. These are applications which many users have installed and used.

According to CNET, Google Allo is the most acknowledged app in the Play Store this past month. This is the newest messaging platform, created by Google of course. It can be likened to Google Hangouts but the Allo, said many users, is much more fun.

Live.ly is another hot download. If this is branded just like Muscal.ly, then that is because both apps are produced by the same team. Just like Snapchat, Live.ly is a livestreaming app.

Playoff season in Major League Baseball has caused the number of downloads for MLB.com at Bat to increase significantly. This app is the go-to tool of people looking to know more about their favorite MLB teams.

Another famous app this September is the Mercari. As the name suggests, this is a buy and sell application which makes purchasing and selling whatever the user wants a whole lot easier. The buy and sell can be done straight from the smartphone or tablet.

The Google Trips app has also gained a lot of users in the past month. This particular tool allows the individual to handle travel and anything related to it. All that is needed to utilize this app is a Gmail account. The great thing about Google Trips is that data can be stored offline in the event that the user loses network connection.

Other popular apps for Android during September include the Bohemian Rhapsody Experience and Snap Swipe Drawer, the Phone Dog noted.

The Bohemian Rhapsody Experience is a VR app which allows the user to experience the life of Freddie Mercury. This app is perfect for the classic rock aficionados.

Snap Swipe Drawer is a widgets drawer. This particular app offers a cleaner home screen since frequently used widgets are stored in the app instead. This is for people who hate the idea of clutter in their screen.