Ok, Here is my list of what I have installed right now.  I’m going to try to keep this list updated as I install new apps and remove others

Also a quick rundown of each app and how i find it useful.

3CX Phone – VOIP soft phone that works on the SIP protocol. It connects to my VOIP server so im pretty sure that you wont have issues with connection to yours. Call quality is obviously going to be based on WIFI / 3G signal and bandwidth. I have tested this with one of my buds and i would say that 85% of the time there aren’t any issues with it. The sound quality on the me the callers end is a little more “tinny” but tolerable.

Astro – This is a must. Its a file browser that also lets to connect to network drives and copy files to and fro

Barcode Scanner – This is one of those apps that i rarely use but for some reason keep installed. You know its to scan bar-codes etc. Again this one might be the first to be thrown in the Trash.

Battery Time lite – Not to shabby little battery information app. Tells you what you expect at your current battery level. (like how long it would last on a phone call , watching media etc. also has a notification bar info telling your the percentage (which i like) as its not built into the default batter icon.

color note – This is my note taking app. pretty straight forward here. It can use color labeling but I don’t really take that many notes so basic text for me.

connect bot – If you work in the tech industry or are an administrator etc. this is essential. connect to your systems via telnet or ssh. nuff said.

ebay – Decent, search bid, sold, watch. pretty decent.

google finance – Watch your stocks take a dive with this google finance app, keep track of how much money you have lost and if you should buy or sell something else.

four square – tells you whats around, and if your friends have it installed you can “check into” locations and it will notify them where you are. I would be cautious with this one if you are wanted by the feds.

gesture search – neat, but finding it less useful as it doesn’t integrate with the native Android OS, let make gestures that search your phone for contacts etc. e.g. spell letter S with your finger on the screen and it will bring up contacts starting with that letter, emails, etc. This would be cool if they could integrate it somehow with the native home screen. This is also official Google app.

gmote – Really neat app, you install the client software on a pc and then u can user your phones screen as the touch pad and keyboard. nice if you do alot of presentations or if you are easily ammused.like me.

ipcalc – IP subnet calculator. there are tonnes of these take your pick. Mine is free cause all i need is to do the math, there are some that have IP port scanners etc.

keepass – Store all your important passwords, URLs’, and numbers in this universal password storing app. Works across platforms. MAC/WIN/LINUX. A winner.

listen – If you like listening to podcasts and keeping a subscription. Then this is the app for you, i use it all the time when im bored with the music and want to listen to a podcast or book.

flixster – Movie Trailers, reviews, box office times. Nearest Movie theater.

my tracks – track your run, walk, cycle pretty much anything, I havent used this yet but will shortly and post my results.

remote rdp – RDP app for managing those pesky windows based servers, i actually bought this from the developer back when i was using my G1 , good to see that its still alive and developer is maintaining updates.

ringdroid – Create your own custom ring tone. Haven’T used it yet but will.

rockpalyer – Ummm supposed to support more file types than the standard Mp4. haven’t played with it much yet.

setcpu – This app rocks the house, scales your CPU and desired times to reduce battery life. def check this out, requires ROOT access. i get prob an additional 50% of battery life by using this.

td bank – My online banking needs, but should support email transfers.

torrent fu – kinda cool lets you remotely stop start torrents on your PC at home, also let you browse RSS feeds, works well but some RSS URLs don’t seem to work.

touchpal - Hmm another keyboard imput method, this one might go soon. I’m getting used to the stock android keyboard.

tweetcaster – twitter, this is free they have a paid app that lets you use multiple accounts. might switch this up.

vlc remote – Control your VLC player from your phone (requires web UI be turned on in VLC player) works quite well use it pretty commonly.

wifianalyzer – Neat, shows you the wifi SSIDs and what channel they are using. This will help you choose the best channel to broadcast your AP on.

wordpress – Straight forward, although don’t think your going to blog long posts from your phone.

wyse - another RDP client – probably going to get un-installed.