The best visual voicemail app plus so much more. Archive voicemails, record phonecalls while they're happening, and view text translations of voicemails. It's the voicemail swiss army knife.
I keep super mobile using this combined with my netbook. Kind of a pain to install if you have a new/rare phone because you have to track down your phone drivers but once installed it works flawlessly.
This app is ok if you don't have a Google Voice account or if you just want bare bones voicemail features.
This app is just a bluetooth off/on toggle, but the time it saves you from digging through menus makes it a keeper.
Cute app but pretty one dimensional. I would like to create my own creature. Also it only has 2 mini-games included.
I love using this app in new places or for finding new spots in my area. Having the knowledge of the crowd combined with pinpointing where I am is invaluable.
Clean crisp way to read the New York Times' latest news on the go - get articles on specific topics, most emailed, latest video and more.
Add moving dots to the screen so they don't collide - when they collide, it's all over. Not at the top of my game list, but kind of fun way to become more aware of physics...I can see kids liking this.
This is the best travel app around. They scour all those other discount travel sites ensuring you get the very cheapest flights/hotels/car rentals and then they keep it all organized for you. Stay on schedule and on budget with the Kayak app.
This is a great little app for those of us curious about those networks we're connected to. It gets the job done quickly and simply.
For those of us more technically minded, this app is a great way to login and poke around your SSH enabled network from your phone. Simple interface and hotkeys for those of us without keyboards on our devices.
Works well on the DroidX. Roll a ball around a labyrinth, avoiding the holes. A great time waster.
Barcode scanner is a wonderful, wonderful thing. Not only does it make app downloads quick and easy (scan QR codes instead of searching the Market), it's a great tool to use with Google Shopper when you're trying to find the best price on an item. It also works with some nutrition apps to give you information about the food you're eating.
Get this now.
A must-have - this enables you to do so much with your Android device!
This app says Bears on it, but you can get it as Cardinals News, Jets News, Saints News, and a slew of others made just for your favorite NFL team. It's got a homescreen widget that even now in the preseason keeps you updated with any and all news about your team, from training to trades.
It's a paid app, but well-worth it when you've got your stats, trivia and history down pat to impress your fellow bar-goers every Sunday. Speaking of which, did you know that fewer weddings are performed on Super Bowl Sunday than on ANY other day of the year?
If you have more apps than you can count on one hand, App Categories can make you a happy camper. It allows you to make folders to sort those millions of apps, categorized however you want. Just load the folders onto one of your screens and when you open it, you get all the apps in that category. I made one for social, one for shopping, one for sports... it's SO much nicer than having to dig through that massive list or fill every screen with shortcuts. I'm a fan.
This is a very outdated app that wasn't even very good when it first launched. Now it's so behind on the new tumblr features that it will probably never catch up. Not worth it.
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