Abstract. The integration of mobile applications into English language teaching has transformed traditional learning models by providing interactive, accessible, and personalized learning experiences. This paper examines the pedagogical advantages of using mobile applications, evaluates their impact on learner motivation and academic performance, and discusses potential challenges in their implementation. Based on recent studies and practical classroom applications, the analysis demonstrates that mobile-assisted language learning (MALL) promotes learner autonomy, supports multimodal input, and facilitates real-time feedback. However, issues such as digital distraction, unequal access to technology, and the need for teacher training remain critical considerations for maximizing their effectiveness.