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Monday, June 4, 2012

Best Android Apps

Posted on 11:11 AM by Unknown
There are a thousand lists of "top apps" out there.  SO, why write another one?  Because virtually every app list I've seen is full of truly awful apps.   My only conclusion is that syndicated bloggers and so-called "news" sites are "in-bed" with app developers to promote certain apps.

My obscurity in the blogosphere ensures that my app-list will be based on merit.  The apps I am listing here are exclusively apps I enjoy using.

Corey's Top 10 Android Apps
  1. Enhanced Email ($)
  2. Launcher Pro ($)
  3. Dolphin HD 
  4. Weather Bug Elite ($)
  5. Fast Reboot Pro ($)
  6. Advanced Task Killer
  7. Slacker Radio
  8. Tiny Flashlight + LED
  9. WiFi Analyzer
  10. Alarm Clock Plus 

There are a ton of games available on the Android, but many of them are ruined by one of three forms of monetizing the game:  push ads, in-game ads, and in-game item purchase. In the case of the first two, there are a couple of handy apps to help squash these.

To identify games with "push ads", you can use these apps:

  • AirPush Detector
  • TrustGo Ad Detector
  • Lookout Security Premium
To disable ads altogether on rooted phones, you can use the "AdFree" app.  That said, it doesn't disable the advertisement space, it just makes it so the pictures don't show-up.  Which, is mostly what I'm worried about, because I hate those types of distractions.
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