I have been using Android phone for the last one and half years and I have been enjoying it. I love android phones… Here is the list of a few apps that I use for my day-to-day purpose 
I have been using the stock browser.. But this one looks nicer
2. IM+
A good multi protocol chat client. I have configured my Yahoo, Google AIM and Jabeer IDs and all works like a charm
Helps me to kill unwanted processes whcih eat my RAM and battery…
4. Google Maps
you know what it is for .. a mobile version of maps.google.com
5. Google Docs
to access my shared documets
6. Tweet Deck
to be in touch via twitter & google buzz ( I have not used the facebook in tweetdeck )…
7. Google Talk
some times i logs in to gtalk via this app instead of IM+
8. ConnectBot
A super SSH client for Linux admins , i wonder why I have it in my phone…
9. FaceBook
–as it says – a mobile version of facebook
10. WordPress
In case i need to blog when I am traveling
11. Expense Manager
To know how spendthrift I am… Good app to keep track of expenses and income…
12. DropBox
This has made file sharing as easy job
I used this one to port all sms from my old hero to new s2
14. VNC viewer
To see whats wrong with the servers when they are not booting up .. /me thinks wat is this doing this in my list :-s
15. Google Skymap
To bring the best out of an astronaut in me.. Some times the neck aches a lot…
16. Compass
In case I am lost in a desert or in a small boat in an ocean, i need to find the way back to my hone .. or to find where is East ( I’d rather look my phone than search where my shadow is )
17. JeFit
At least I will feel that I am planning to work out and I have a routine
18. smsBlocker
I use this app to blacklist / white list the sms coming to my phone
It lies on my home screen to show how much is my internet usage…
A place where I can see how much online disk i have remaining good app
21. Barcode Scanner
22. TripAdvisor
23. 2x Battery
24. ColorNote
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