your 10 favorite applications , you can't live without

Hard to pick only ten, but in no particular order:

1. Waze
2. Periscope
3. Dropbox
4. Stocard (this type of app is a necessity these days, so far I like this one the best)
5. Nova Pro
6. Twitter
7. Lastpass
8. Feedly
9. Google Play Music
10. Dish Anywhere

I'm somewhat disappointed that no one has admitted to Zoosk, Grindr or Tinder. Hahaha

Playerpro
Opera Mini
YouTube
Hangouts
PicsayPro
Tapatalk
Clover
QuickPic a old version I have
Betternet
Opervpn

Top 10, No specific order

-Nova Launcher (Free version)
-AI reader
-Chrome
-ES File Explorer
-Flashlight
-Apps2SD
-Google goggles
-Rom Toolbox Lite
-Swiftkey
-Spotify

There's more but you said 10 so.....

Nova prime is on sale at the moment.. So you can upgrade for virtually nothing....

psionandy said:

Nova prime is on sale at the moment.. So you can upgrade for virtually nothing....

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Yep 99 cents in the US vs. $5 regular price. Grabbed it yesterday.

Fox Mulder said:

Yep 99 cents in the US vs. $5 regular price. Grabbed it yesterday.

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That's a good deal! I paid full price but it's so worth it.

Myne in no order are as follows:
1. Maps
2. Weather
3. Titanium Backup Root + Pro
4. Zedge
5. Quickboot
6. Play Music
7. Copy.com
8. Google Keep
9. Hangouts
10. Photobucket
11. OurGroceries
12. Total Launcher
13. X-plorer FileManager

1. AFWall+ - Allows me to block data usage from individual apps on my device.
2. Titanium Backup - Great for removing bloatware and backing up apps.
3. Nova Launcher - Best Launcher.
4. Gone Mad Music Player - Hands down the best music player in the market (even better than rocket player)
5. MoBill Budget - Awesome for keeping track of, and reminding me to pay bills.
6. Checkbook Account Tracker - Really good app for balancing my "checkbook".
7. 1Password - Best password vault.
8. Alarm Clock Plus - Best alarm clock.
9. Shazam - I'm a music junky...
10. Swiftkey - Better than the default keyboard.

argedion said:

Myne in no order are as follows:
1. Maps
2. Weather
3. Titanium Backup Root + Pro
4. Zedge
5. Quickboot
6. Play Music
7. Copy.com
8. Google Keep
9. Hangouts
10. Photobucket
11. OurGroceries
12. Total Launcher
13. X-plorer FileManager

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I'm just now noticing that some of you use/like Photobucket app. I was disappointed with the Imgur app. I'm going to give this a try. I believe I still have an account with them.

LizMac said:

I'm just now noticing that some of you use/like Photobucket app. I was disappointed with the Imgur app. I'm going to give this a try. I believe I still have an account with them.

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Try OPENGUR:
http://androidforums.com/threads/bricked-my-note5.977594/#post-7163014

LizMac said:

I'm just now noticing that some of you use/like Photobucket app. I was disappointed with the Imgur app. I'm going to give this a try. I believe I still have an account with them.

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The main reason I use it is for its immediate upload to the cloud of new pics I put on my phone. I used Picasa at first but It wouldn't always upload just then sometimes it would be a day before it caught up. I tried Photobucket and it worked instantly. As far as editing I still just use gimp on the pc lol

- Pimlical (Calendar/Memo/Task/Contacts), can't live without this app
- Swype (Handwriting very useful along with sliding)
- CoPilot
- B-Folders (Password App)
- Camscanner
- PowerAmp
- Naked Browser
- Google Handwriting
- Smart Tools
- Gravity Screen

Tough to limit of 10, these are my Honorable Mentions:
- FX File explorer
- Tasker
- Holo Launcher
- Hangouts
- Documents to Go
- FolderSync

Signal
Telegram
Sync.com
JotterPad
K9-Mail
DuckDuckGo
APG
Lightning and Frost Browser
Solid Explorer
Omni Notes
PIA

11: MX Player

Are these only for android or ios too?
If ur okay wid ios
Thase are the apps from my iphone
1. Vainglory
2.tapatalk
3.watsapp
4.spotify
5.shazam
6.youtube
7.flip board
8. Pocket
9.netflix
10.instagram

Welcome to the Android Forums vamsiguduru. All those apps are available for an Android phone as well.

Tapatalk
Titanium Backup
Instagram
Google Photos
MX Player
Netflix
Amazon Video
NeoCal Calculator
Spotify
Keep

This list changes periodically.

Ooh, someone else who uses NeoCal

Actually I use RealCalc most of the time, but NeoCal is my preferred binary/hex calculator - I just find the dedicated screen for logic operations more convenient, as well as it having a wider range of formats and functions.

(And yes, it was my favourite calculator back in the Palm days).

Google Radio Shack EC-4075

that was/is my favorite calculator for swapping between binary/hex.... I bought 3 of the things back when they 1st came out, I was afraid they would be short lived as they were too cheap.... the 2nd two have never been powered up, the 1st one is still working.

Getting back on topic ...

I just tried Neocal. The free version does not have multiple number bases .. only the $9.99 version has it.

I use ... RealCalcPlus customizable calculator – RPN option and bin/oct/dec/hex options
RealCalc – free version
RealCalc Plus – paid version
... and have for many years,

... Thom

Speaking of geeky calculator apps.
Like everything, a matter of opinion
Droid48 (exact emulator of the venerable HP48G) stands at the top of the pack imo.

Completely free.
No ads.
No intrusie permissions.
Develop structured programs.
standard flow control constructs
Variables stored with user-specified (friendly) name and survive reboot.
Move your developmenmt to companion app on pc (which is also free!) if you want to see your complicated program code auto-indented/color-coded on your big pc screen to better understand how it will be parsed.
Ridiculous number of math features.
Unit-aware calculations
apps and data stored in user-named hierarchical directories, with top-down visibility of identifieirs.
variable values survive app close/restart and phone reboot intact (with proper settings)
Well-documented, static programming language since mid 1990's. (don't worry about having to re-learn anything, this doesn't change)
Boatloads of free resources and forums


many high level tools... too many to mention. Read about more starting my 3rd post here;
http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=313111


What's bad about it:

• Plotting is lousy compared to other smartphone apps.
• Ease of learning is not a strength. But worth the invesment if you would like to have your own customized calculation at your fingertips......(ok, could also do that in google sheets / ms excel, but not all problems are easily formulated in that manner without script/vba... which is not present in android versions)

Why is it so good? HP spent a boatload of time figuring out how to create and perfect this kind of powerful interface onto a calculator roughly the size of a phone (back when apps were not a thing... only a few UI's to choose per manufacturer). There was a team of high-powered folks that rode the project for years. Having the most powerful UI was a strategic advantage for calculator sales and these guys were the best in the industry at it. Yes, you are dressing up your 2016 screamer to act like a 1995 clunker with a tiny fraction of computing resources (ram, processor, screen etc), but it doesn't bog down for me, and the UI is great.