shazam, abrds, pdanet, glisten, tunein radio, opera, pandora, kindle, engadget, flashshowcase, best tube, evernote, speedtest

maxpayne · Dec 13, 2010 1:23 AM

Try these:Edwin Talk to me Google Sky Tunein Radio (usually listen kantipur FM on this) talking Tom (record and post in facebook as a message to someone, it is fully...) Gmote (if you want to use your phone as a remote for laptop touch pad) Google Listen

V2001 · Dec 13, 2010 12:03 PM

Thanks a lot maxpayne and V2001. adding a few more in the list: -Advanced task killer -Ringroid Please keep 'em coming

kanchho bhai · Dec 13, 2010 12:23 PM

Thanks for sharing guyz, i have been playing 'Angry bird' lately and its quite an addictive game. Besides that, few other apps are: Tango Dolphin Browser Gesture Search Layar Food Finder

perfectionist · Dec 13, 2010 1:15 PM

i recommend 'Task manager' over 'Advanced Task Killer'. I removed ATK 2 weeks ago.

V2001 · Dec 13, 2010 1:35 PM

dragon_rose initiated this thread a while ago @ http://sajha.org/sajha/html/Op... If you are using OS 2.1 or  greater there's no need of apps such as ATK or Task Manager! It brings more problems! Battery experience was better for me without these apps..Thnx maxpayne, I just installed Tune in Radio and it works for kantipur radio..anyone knows how to listen BBC Nepali?  Keep this thread alive. Last edited: 13-Dec-10 04:55 PM

tuttle · Dec 13, 2010 4:53 PM

Thanks again V2001 and Tuttle. Few more: -Weather and toggle widgets(h7c) -Backgrounds -bluff my call Any insights on games would be really appreciated. How about fifa by EA Sports?  

kanchho bhai · Dec 13, 2010 5:36 PM

Kanchho bhai, thanks for creating the thread for Android Apps and thanks all for sharing your experiences here. Here's the list of apps that I have been using:- 1. TuneInRadio (Radio streaming) 2. Opera Mini (Browser) 3. Gem Miner (Game) 4. Angry Birds (Game) 5. Baghchal (Game) 6. Nepalnews (news from Nepal) 7.  Skype 8. Advance Task Killer (it's not helping me save the battery though) 9. Barcode Scanner 10. JEFIT (fitness related) and few more... BTW, I own G2 and  I have to charge my phone everyday even if I use it to a moderate amount the battery goes down to 30-40% at the end of the day. I have installed Advance Task Killer, but I notice some of the apps still be on the task even if I don't use them at all like Wifi Calling, Yahoo Messenger, Amazon MP3, photobucket etc. Any suggestion to get rid of those apps. from running in background? Thanks.

ritthe · Dec 13, 2010 7:27 PM

ritthe, wouldn't we just want to sync once a day to avoid them running all time?    I would put few of my fav ones on this list vignette pro beautiful widgets keepassdroid mint google reader tweetdeck out of milk radar now

Tuttle · Dec 13, 2010 8:49 PM

Thanks ritthe and tuttle. 2 more good apps from my side: -CNET news -DiggDroid Please share your favorite games. Last edited: 14-Dec-10 05:09 PM

kanchho bhai · Dec 14, 2010 5:09 PM

Dungeon Hunter, Cake Boss and City Jump for games

maxpayne · Dec 14, 2010 7:34 PM

--RadioTime. --Adobe Reader. --Kindle. --fring. --VoiceRecorder.

tmobile · Dec 14, 2010 7:40 PM

slacker zedge flikie wallpapers  winamp Tasker NBA Gametime Flixter ak notepad system panel Merry Christmas.

kanchho bhai · Dec 26, 2010 2:14 AM

 guys, i installed Froyo on my vibrant last week... It is great. 1. Fast 2. Battery lasts longer 3. GPS problem fixed 4. Flash Support 5. So many new apps and things to play with...

V2001 · Jan 10, 2011 12:27 PM

The much awaited NETFLIX is now available on select android devices. http://www.mobileburn.com/news... Netflix unleashes Android app into the Market, select devices only News by Dan Seifert on Thursday May 12, 2011.1 Comment news · cell phones · dan seifert Sponsored links, if any, appear in green.   It appears that the LG Revolution will not be the first Android device blessed with a Netflix app, as Netflix itself has announced the availability of an official app in the Android Market. The app allows streaming of content over 3G or Wi-Fi connections, and will even resume playback where you left off on your computer or other device. You can also manage your queue and browse movies directly from your phone. It is only compatible with select phones though, so not everyone will be able to get in on the fun. Owners of the HTC Incredible, HTC Nexus One, HTC Evo 4G, HTC G2, and Samsung Nexus S can download and install the app right now. Interestingly enough, there is no support for Android tablets as of yet. Netflix claims that it is working on expanding the number of devices that the app is compatible with. Users with compatible phones can head over to the Android Market now to download and install the app. Netflix for Android is free, though it requires a monthly Netflix subscription. [Netflix via Engadget]

ne0 · May 16, 2011 10:03 AM

Just to let u know, u can download free apps from 4shared.com by searching as appname.apk(adding .apk extension):)

theblues · May 16, 2011 10:44 AM