Here's a list of Android software that may or not be any good...

• 3G Watchdog
• AK Notepad (nice notepad thingy)
• Aloqa is a mobile service that notifies you of interesting places, events, and Facebook friends near you.
• Amazon Kindle - It's for reading books
• AndFTP
• Androidify
• AndroZIP - Started as just a zip app, but now a decent file manager too.
• AnyCut - Lets you create more complex shortcuts than by default.
• AppAware - shows you what apps other people are installing, a great way to find new apps that you wouldn't otherwise know about
• Astrid Tasks - It's for tasks and that
• Astro File Manager
• Backgrounds - Quite a poor app, but changes your background once an hour to something nice
• Barcode Reader
• Barcode Scanner
• Beautiful Widgets
• BBC iPlayer - Replaces "BeebPlayer - cos mouse doesn't get any fucking any more.
• BETA GSM & WiFi Map Viewer
• Bubble - A spirit level.
• Calwidget - a range of different sized calendar widgets
• Camera 360 Ultimate - It's a fairly good camera app with FX.
• CamTranslator - It's a DAMN good translator tool for the written word
• Catch Notes
• chompSMS
• CIFSManager
• CM Updater (keep my ROM & theme up to date automatically)
• Co pilot - Satnav. Always thought Tom Tom was the only decent one but latest version of Co Pilot is really good.
• Compare Everywhere - Barcode scanner with price comparison and stuff.
• ConnectBot - SSH/Telnet client, lets me manage servers from my phone!
• ConvertDroid - Converts between lots of units.
• ConvertPad
• CoPilot (I warezed it actually, haven't used it yet, if I do I'll buy it. But I have a standalone tomtom so I dunno if I will)
• Desktop Visualizer
• Dolphin HD - Browser
• DroidFtp - An FTP client. Simple and effective.
• Dropbox
• eBay
• engadget - fairly obvious, but also fairly recently released
• Facebook (err, it's a lot like using m.facebook.com and thus pointless)
• Fix My Street - Report problems to your council
• Food Spotter - It's a nice thing for taking pictures of burgers and that and raiting how good the burger was.
• Google Listen - For Podcasts, search for terms and find podcasts on the subject. I use it for subscriptions too, needs work but a nice UI and works for me.
• Google Sky Map (tells you what stars you're looking at etc)
• Google Translate - Very good for spoken word translations
• Google Voice
• GPS Speedo
• GPS Status 2 (300 km/h on the Eurostar, woo )
• gStrings (tuner app)
• K9 Mail
• Last.fm - It's a bit buggy but hey, it works. I like listening to my stations.
• LauncherPro Plus
• Layar - Augumented Reality app. Point the camera at stuff and superimposed on top is information from what your pointing at from various sources. Also see what people near you are tweeting. Definately in it's early days but potentially fantastic (we found 'beer gardens' at the York Meat quite well).
• Linda File Manager (for properly browsing contents of phone. Also has task manager and app uninstaller stuff)
• Listen (only discovered this feed reader/downloader recently, it's great)
• Locale (power settings automatic based on where you are. Not actually using it though)
• London City (tube info etc)
• Metal Detector - It detects metal!
• movies
• Movies (Flixster app, mostly for reviews etc)
• My Backup Pro - Good simple backup tool
• My Maps Editor (for editing My Tracks maps)
• My Tracks (track journeys and upload them to Google Maps, complete with stats etc)
• My6sense - Cleverly prioritises Tweets
• OI Shopping List - Simple but effective shopping list app.
• Opera Mini
• Orienteer - Fancy compass, plus RAW GPS info.
• OS Map - Ordnance Survey map on yer phone! Slow as shit alas, but I believe you can install it on your own server, not been arsed yet.
• Our Groceries - Shopping list app sharable accross android phones
• Paypal & Ebay
• Peep (twitter client with a widget version which is what I like about it - HTC only though I think)
• PingChat
• Places Directory - Google app that does satnav-like nearby attractions/banks/etc.
• Pocket Cloud - Remote Desktop App
• Pool Break Demo - SNOOKER! Significantly better on a 4" screen compared to 3.7"
• Qik - Broadcast live (ish) video straight to a webpage (well, your profile on Qiks webpage) cool concept, works okish, not found real use for it yet.
• Quick Settings - Reet good shortcut to popular settings.
• Quickoffice (document viewer)
• RemoteVNC
• Sensorly collects GSM, WiFi and CDMA coverage data to provide maps and signal quality forecasts.
• Shaker
• Shazam - Listens to music and tries to figure out what it is.
• ShootMe - takes screenshots
• ShopSavvy (barcode scanner, compares prices on web and local to you. Clever. Can just enter titles too)
• Sky+
• Sleep - Alarm clock that also measures your sleeping patterns
• SMS Popup - REALLY recommend this. pops up a nice little popup when you get a SMS.
• SMS Unread Count (custom Icons)
• Some App that makes my flash a fl

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Please remove the word 'proactively' from aloqa.

*shrug* ok ... done.

Just to be clear, I didn't write the descriptions - the list is collated from 4 or 5 different threads, then duplicates removed.

Amazon Kindle - It's for reading books
Astrid Tasks - It's for tasks and that
BBC iPlayer - Replaces "BeebPlayer - I use this every night to watch geeky programmes in bed when my girlfriend falls asleep." Cos it fucking don't any more.
Camera 360 Ultimate - It's a fairly good camera app with FX.
CamTranslator - It's a DAMN good translator tool for the written word
Food Spotter - It's a nice thing for taking pictures of burgers and that and raiting how good the burger was.
Google Translate - Very good for spoken word translations
My Backup Pro - Good simple backup tool

 

That is all wot was missing.

Fixteded.

Add Audiogalaxy to that list. It kicks much ass!

Co Pilot is on twice.

And pretty much void now we've got Google Navigation.

I think I should uninstall Navigon, definitely taking up room and I never use it.

Handcent for SMS
Whatsapp Messenger for free texts inc picture and video

Can you make it vibrate your phone instead? i would totally pay for an app that did that :$ :$ :$ :$ :$: :$

Instead? Really? :S Not "as well, but just a little bit"?

'Cus even if it were possible (pretty sure it'd need a very precise portable wormhole), the force of an entire earthquake transferred to a slab of plastic in your pocket isn't likely to be pleasant... %-)

Instead of /sounding an alert/, Peter. Really, must I explain /everything/ in such detail?

Only if next time doesn't make me think the IT crowd might have got amusing, only to waste five minutes of my life discovering it was just a lucky out-of-context clip. :@

What do you find funny? The IT Crowd is one of the few things I have seen almost unanimous agreement on being very good.

You.

Not really. :)

Um, sometimes funny are Mock the Week, Nevermind the Buzzcocks, QI, the thing with MilkoDavid Mitchell and Lee Mack (and if only they would drop that stupid host). They all can be funny, but all have potential to be a bit "did I just waste 30/45 minutes on that" too. :S

They're all panel shows though... can't think of any sitcoms I watch these days.

The IT crowd is just too predictable and over-the-top for me.

You are a white Moss (giggle) (heart)

:@

I never wear check shirts.