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| Best thing that happened to mobile |
My Favorite Mobile Applications:
*Google cloud print.Enable remote printing from any device(laptop/mobile/Tab etc).
*Life 360
Fantastic replacement for Google Latitude(retired). One can add family and see them on map anytime in almost realtime. Offers customizable update intervals, emergency alerts and social chat.
* Yahoo Cricket
Absolutely fantastic application, has everything that is going on with the game. One can click 'follow' button on an upcoming match and your android will let you know everything happening during the match fours,sixes,wickets etc. No need to keep app or mobile on.
I have this installed on my Samsung S3 and Tab2 devices. No match can go past me Yahoooooo!!!!.
* GPS Test: This is one app that lets me know every(almost/not sure what is missing) detail related GPS postion. I can see longitude/latitude, local time, compass, local/utc/etc time, etc and most beautiful piece how many satellite are visible to my mobile.
* Evernote : This is one stop notes application for me. I use it on all my devices and information is available to me when I want and where I want. Awesome. Highly recommended.
I use it on my Mac, Windows laptop(home) and all my android devices(mobile and tab).
* TouchDown Mail App: This my email application for work. It is probably the best email application for exchange. Loaded with features to make work life easier. More on features later.
* K-9 Mail: This is my personal email account application. I have all my google,yahoo emails configured on it. Very easy to work with, have using it for few years now and very impressed with the features offered and the ease of configuring email accounts.
* Milage : Great application to track milage of your vehicle.
* My Purchases: If one has bought lot of applications from 'Play Store', very difficult to keep track of all purchased applications in case you reset/change your device. This application really helpful to keep track of ones inventory of purchased applications.
* Yahoo weather: My top application to keep track of weather, perhaps the best available in its category.
