What android apps are you using?

Android application which I like in my mobile that is square.
I like it.

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GO Sms pro is amazing

Updated list for my Droid 4 with ICS: FriendCaster Pro, TweeCaster Pro, Bacon Raeder, Jota Text Editor, IM+ Pro, Zippo (virtual lighter), Firefox, Foursquare, Handcent SMS, UPM (password manager), QuickPic (replaces My Gallery), Fancy Widgets, Dictionary.com, Root Explorer, Titanium Backup Pro, Quick Memo, Flashlight, Wikipedia, PayPal, Amazon, LTE On/Off, Barcode Reader, YouVersion Bible, Terminal Emulator, Ringdroid, Box, Formspring, PayPal, IMDb, Pinterest, Slacker Radio, SwiftKey 3, Tapatalk, Video to Facebook, Voodoo OTA, YouMail, United States Constitution.

I use the Facebook app a lot, every 5 minutes or so. I have a lot of games installed, do they count? Also, I have Skype installed, just in case, but I don't always use it.

using "Airdroid" and i recommend everyone to use it..
also using 2x battery and many other good apps..

My favourite apps are: beautiful live wallpapers, QuickOffice, Skype, Go Chat (Facebook), YouTube.

Top 10 best mobile apps for Android are

1. Ideal Accessibility Installer - This application is also called Platform Access Installer.

2. ScanLife Barcode and QR Reader - Visually impaired people can also benefit from a miraculous application called ScanLife Barcode and QR Reader integrated in this technology.

3. Magnify - This application helps visually impaired individuals read tiny prints.

4. Talk Back - This application is a part of Google’s Android Accessibility Service

5. Messagease Keyboard - With this application, users can type messages quickly by using one finger or one hand only.

6. Font Installer Root - This application helps people install innumerable fonts into their cell phones for better reading.

7. Ultra Magnifier + - This application helps users get better vision of anything on your phone.

8. Walky Talky - This application in the Android phones is developed for visually impaired and blind people to walk easily.

9. Classic Text To Speech Engine - The SVOX mobile Voices has developed an application called Classic Text to Speech Engine to help visually impaired people.

10. NoLED - The application displays custom notification dots or icons over the screen so the user can know immediately that there’s a notification.

Originally Posted by owardd

What android apps are you using? Presently i'm using these

1.TeleNav (GPS NAV)
2.WeatherBug
3.YouTube
4.Continental Airlines Travel app (Check flights)
5.FlyToMap

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I have more apps on my phone than I could list, but on a regular basis, I use Juice Defender, Facebook, Barcode Scanner, Kindle for Android, Go SMS Pro, Skype, WeatherBug, Rhapsody, and Angry Birds.

Today in Android app Market so many app available for Android smartphone but Pulse News is mine all time favorite Android app. This app is really nice app that provide you social media, News,magazines and many more updated news which you want. I appreciated the features included in this app which is very useful for so many peoples.

Originally Posted by sherrie.melton

Top 10 best mobile apps for Android are

1. Ideal Accessibility Installer - This application is also called Platform Access Installer.

2. ScanLife Barcode and QR Reader - Visually impaired people can also benefit from a miraculous application called ScanLife Barcode and QR Reader integrated in this technology.

3. Magnify - This application helps visually impaired individuals read tiny prints.

4. Talk Back - This application is a part of Google’s Android Accessibility Service

5. Messagease Keyboard - With this application, users can type messages quickly by using one finger or one hand only.

6. Font Installer Root - This application helps people install innumerable fonts into their cell phones for better reading.

7. Ultra Magnifier + - This application helps users get better vision of anything on your phone.

8. Walky Talky - This application in the Android phones is developed for visually impaired and blind people to walk easily.

9. Classic Text To Speech Engine - The SVOX mobile Voices has developed an application called Classic Text to Speech Engine to help visually impaired people.

10. NoLED - The application displays custom notification dots or icons over the screen so the user can know immediately that there’s a notification.

Srtange, your top ten apps: I never heard of