Google Voice – For me the “Must Have” application. It allows me to send and receive free SMS from my phone and do Voice Mail to text conversion, totally integrated with the phone.<\/p>\n
Listen – A wonderful Pdcasting application, I use it every day.<\/p>\n
Tricorder – It actually works and looks like the display on Star Trek Tricorders.<\/p>\n
Bubble – Make your phone into a bubble level, handy if you need it.<\/p>\n
Fandango Movies – A great way to see what movies show where in your city. I don’t actually use it to buy tickets.<\/p>\n
TaskPanel – A great tool for monitoring and kill tasks on Android.<\/p>\n
Aurora Universal Search – lets you search the whole phone for Contacts, Calendar, Applications, Meda, SMS\/MMS messages and files on the SD card.<\/p>\n
Compass – A really nice Compass program.<\/p>\n
WiFI Analyzer – A nice tool to see what WiFI networks are near you and how strong the signal is.<\/p>\n
Issuu Mobile – a fun tool to read over a million different magazines for free.<\/p>\n
Battery Widget – A nice widget right on the screen to show the real state of your battery.<\/p>\n
Tip Calculator Widget – A stupidly simple and easy to use tip calculator that even includes the ability to split the bill after adding the tip.<\/p>\n
RealCalc Scientific Calculator – A great RPN or infix calculator.<\/p>\n
Facebook for Android – A handy way to update your Facebook status.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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