Favorite Android Apps

**rockymtnhigh** · 03-10-2010 10:14 AM

Using xscope now. Takes some getting used to but pretty impressive so far. I like the multi touch and the ability to swipe across the screen to go from tab to tab.

EDIT: I wrote that on my droid earlier. THat browser has some really nice features, it is definitely worth checking out. It also includes a task killer, and a comprehensive history page you can bring up to see every page you have visited.

**rockymtnhigh** · 05-05-2010 08:01 AM

Realized I could not find this thread, and decided to stick it.

Dropbox's app has come out - initial reviews on AndroidCentral look positive. Going to download it now. I love dropbox, and having it on Android gives me full access to all of my files - and apparently an easy way to upload files and photos to my computers.

**rockymtnhigh** · 05-05-2010 11:12 AM

Downloaded the official dropbox app; logged into my account, and presto - my entire dropbox - all 10GB of files - was at my disposal. I clicked on a powerpoint, and it automatically opened up with Documents to Go.

Clicked the menu button, selected upload, and then selected upload picture from gallery, picked an image; and it was on my computer's main dropbox folder just like that. No need to do a mount of the Droid to connect to the computer. That is sweet.

The best part is that every single file I work with on a daily basis is now available on my droid without actually having it on my droid. Initial reaction is extremely positive.

**rockymtnhigh** · 05-05-2010 11:36 AM

More on the Dropbox app.

In my dropbox I have a folder called Music -- for the most part it is where I put MP3s that I want to transfer to another computer. But since I have a 50GB dropbox, I just leave them there.

On the Droid, I click on the music folder, select the file, and the music starts STREAMING from the dropbox server. How cool is that? I need to try a video clip later.

**yourbeliefs** · 05-11-2010 09:05 AM

How's Android with MS exchange? Is it relatively easy to set up on an Android phone, do you need a special app, etc?

**grydlok** · 05-11-2010 09:59 AM

Fritter is a cool app, It lets you tag food and dishes and share information with friends

**diogen** · 05-11-2010 10:17 AM

Originally Posted by yourbeliefs

How's Android with MS exchange? Is it relatively easy to set up on an Android phone, do you need a special app, etc?

I think it is supported since v. 1.5. Very simple setup.
At least on Nexus One. Carriers might limit functionality.

Diogen.

**SatinKzo** · 05-11-2010 10:57 AM

Exchange on my Moment is great but the phone ca.e with Moxier Mail free. It is normally a $25 app.

I am liking dropbox app

**meStevo** · 05-11-2010 01:11 PM

I use Touchdown for our exchange mail at work, we use an older version that wasn't supported, TD was $20 I think.

**meStevo** · 05-16-2010 04:18 PM

Backbreaker's Tackle Alley (just called Backbreaker) is available on the Android Market if you have a supported phone.

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