Vote: What Apps Do You Want for Android?
| by admin on November 5th, 2007 |
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With Android, developer’s will have the opportunity and ability to create nearly anything they can think for consumer’s. So let’s hear it (developer’s listen up): What are some of the first apps YOU would want to see on Android?
1. Joe wrote on November 6, 2007
Remote Desktop
2. ramond wrote on November 6, 2007
Anything that’s not a shitty slow ugly java app
3. Fernando wrote on November 6, 2007
Skype, GTalk, Blogger editor, Picasa uploader, WiFi and WiMAX support.
4. paul bernhardt wrote on November 8, 2007
1. QuickTime
2. Flash
3. iTunes
4. Firefox
5. Acrobat
5. lgespee wrote on November 12, 2007
A calendar application that syncs with Google Calendar (ICAL).
A synchronization possibility for phone contacts and Goole Mail contacts.
Those are two features I would really like to see.
6. joeasy wrote on November 18, 2007
just interested in Android.
7. infantilo wrote on November 20, 2007
To make android a new standard OS, many programs would be needed.
PLZ have a look at and read till the end:
- GPS navigation / route-planer for car/motorcycle (google maps could be a clue to keep the latest maps available, but without the need of an internet connection == download from pc for cheap price or even freeware)
- The homescreen wil have to be fully modular (easy), so one can easely decide how many shedules will be shown and its form (list,agenda,week…) Position,Size,Color of each element should be free.
- no limitation of ringtones-format (midi,mp3,wav…) and caller images (even animated gifs,movs,…)
- file explorer that even works over bluetooth (can explore other device if allowed)
- A GOOD BACKUP TOOL, that really backups everything and allows even partly recontruction. (from storage-card or cp)
- a good speech recognition (wihtout learning) not only for dailing but also for SMS or mail (e.g. together with the T9 dictionaries for spellchecking)
- a text 2 speech engine that can read incomming SMS (together with speech recognition to start applications), so during driving the car, there’s no more need to put hands away from steeringwheel!!!!
- a handwriting recognition tool
- tool to switch bluetooth on/off (or other phone-setting) depending on the mobilde-phone-cell (e.g. at a cell-id or if phone is “moving”)
- a good agenda, that offers views (e.g. as angenda one) and allows text templates for new sheduls
- an onboard answering machine for missing calls, that allows different text for differetnt callers
8. Chazter wrote on January 24, 2008
A way to run Win32 programs, maybe similar to Wine for Linux.
9. joel wrote on January 25, 2008
merci
10. Nathan Carlson wrote on January 29, 2008
Weather screen with radar overlay of where you are, in addition to the Forecast screen by day based upon where your calendar says you will be. IE if it says you have a meeting at an address in New York on Wednesday but you live in KC, you will want the forecast for new york on that day but the other days that week you want back home where you live.
Google maps with built in GPS and “directions etc” for navigational purposes.
Nice Facebook app, maybe a social networks manager or home.
Support for the new Skyfire browser from http://www.skyfire.com (Windows mobile devices) unless you can do better
Definitely need to have Threaded SMS with MMS capability embedded in the Thread.
Visual Voicemail is a must, as well as options to a unified VM if you have multiple numbers.
11. Brian Arce del Sol wrote on January 31, 2008
citizen reporter
in light of all the citizen reporting going on i would like to see an app where it utilizes the cam/video as a webcam that stores the data to an online location. both audio and video. with a permanant date/time stamp tagged on.
this would then lend itself to p2p video/audio conferencing where citizen reporter is recording and friend could then watch live and communicate.
i consider this important simply because what we see on the news isnt always what is really going on. if it came down to people chiming in, this app could enable that simply and easily… provided your programmers can execute what ive described in a clean and succinct manner.
**note to programmers: think of yourself as jimmy olsen trying to become a star reporter like clark kent. how easy should it be to grab the device soft key an app and be ready in 3…2…_….
if you can bring this into development i would like to know about it.
12. David Fendley wrote on February 1, 2008
Mobile IM
13. Tom Swindell wrote on February 1, 2008
The ability to synchronize a calendar application with google calendar.
14. Matthew Hughes wrote on February 2, 2008
I want a full port of Open Office and the GIMP for the Android. And the mac. Ahem.
15. Simoo wrote on February 5, 2008
An address book that can sync with ANY decent address book app on ANY OS in ANY open format. That would be a good start!
(At the moment my phone tries to dictate to me what OS and Application to use)
16. Artem wrote on February 5, 2008
Full Bluetooth capabilities and a Manager to go along with it. Very useful and would mean that I could finally send something more then a measly picture from one specific model to the same specific model (verizon krzr’s). Would be very useful.
17. Jeremy Tucker wrote on February 5, 2008
I want a phone book that doesn’t just contain my contacts, but opens white pages for the nation and lets me search for every line and cell phone in the country.
18. Jonathan Pistorino wrote on February 7, 2008
I would really like a scientific calculator on my phone. I mean graphing capabilities would be great but not necessarily require. just something that can do trig function and can hold large numbers.
19. Joe wrote on February 7, 2008
VNC
20. Shashank Garg wrote on February 8, 2008
I would like to see support for XForms in the WebKit browser so that a cell phone based on the Android platform could potentially be used for data collection applications.
21. Greg Butterick wrote on February 8, 2008
Multi-user Customizable Database that can each person can sync at the end of day.
22. Casey wrote on February 10, 2008
I want my phone to perfect voice to text technology, and not just in texting, or voice dialing, over the whole phone’s interface. I want to be able to say “google” and have my phone open a browser and navigate to google.com. Navigation through the phone’s interface should be able to be controlled through voice, touch, buttons, and motion. You should have all these options for controlling the device. Other than that, I think a nice, (good quality) sound recording app would be awesome. Most current phones have this abliity, but the resulting sound is such low quality, that it cannot be used for much. Being able to record a clip of a song and setting it to your ringtone, or sending it to a friend, should be a easy process, and should not sound like it was recorded over a 2-way radio. Voice notes should be easier as well, as with current phones, they are not of much use, when you have to spend a while navigating to the menu option, make sure there is no background noise, position the microphone, etc. This should just be a much easier thing to do.
23. eli wrote on February 11, 2008
I’ve been a smartphone user for 5 years, and have made a lot of money investing in the industry. Here is my list of must-have applications:
EverNote (www.evernote.com – they have a Windows Mobile version)
TomeRaider
Handwriting/pen note-taking app with PC counterpart
Voice recorder (like mVoice http://www.motionapps.com)
Palm O/S emulator
Full outlook sync for Calendar/Notes/Contacts
International calling card app (automatically dials calling card # and password prior to dialing the contact #)
Guitar tuner (like PhonTuner http://www.displayresearch.com)
Chess
24. Daniel Lapp wrote on February 12, 2008
Hi
My idéa is that when you take a photo by your camera in the phone, the phone automaticallysaves via gps were the photo was shot. And when ever the owner of the phone, would like to see where his old familiy photo was taken, a map would show up and tell him.
25. JabNJolt wrote on February 12, 2008
I want an app that will work with MS Exchange using the ActiveSync protocol.
I want a full featured web browser that operates the same as on a desktop.
I want to be able to open any type of multimedia (mp3, divx, wma, wmv, quicktime, real player, etc.) file.
I want IM.
26. Peter Chen wrote on February 13, 2008
If my family member calls me, I can see his location on map. Because Google already have map of the earth.
This should not be difficult to implement. But it is very useful for familay to know where they childrens are or their elder parents are.
27. Jason wrote on February 15, 2008
I would like to see a libpurple Internet Messaging client to be made for Android. It would be really good to see a multi-protocol IM client for Android. MSN+GoogleTalk+IRC+YIM+AIM++++etc
I imagine that there is already a music player, image viewer and video player either in development by Google, or by some other developers. —- With wifi-enabled Androids there could be iPod Touch-ing to be done.
A Terminal application. It’s not Linux without a Terminal.
28. Daniel Suzuki wrote on February 16, 2008
If the Android phone could connect with mac applications and sync like an iphone. Mainly iCal, iTunes, iPhoto.
Divx and mp4 video compatibility, flash viewer on the web browser. Be great.
29. AJ wrote on February 18, 2008
Diagnostic and Remote Access Tools for Service Techs
30. CRex wrote on May 13, 2008
nmap :)
GCalendar, Gmail, Gfinance-stock updates hourly,
GMAPS-as many already said! very important! likely with location specific search/ads (’Pizza” etc)
Always on IM to all channels (meebo.com)
31. John wrote on May 14, 2008
main functions i use on my iphone i’d love on the android straight off,
phone people (obviously)
text messaging (of course)
pdf viewer
skype
notes
camera
calendar
browser (firefox mini?)
video/media player (vlc mini?)
32. Lukester wrote on May 15, 2008
Hardware:
Status LED’s, great audio, scroll wheel, BT/WiFi on/off switch, QWERTY keyboard with big buttons (like the Q9), standard power adapters (mini USB)
Software:
KeyCaps(hold letter button down=caps, double tap=optional character)
be able to record phone conversations
Bluetooth file transfer and BT stereo
weather at a glance
good agenda, like datebook5, has lots of options to schedule events, like irregular occurring appointments (I work q six days and no WM agenda will do this) Weird, I know.
Splashmoney: it syncs to my bank perfectly
33. Shawn wrote on May 15, 2008
E-Mail
aim+msn messenger+icq+yahoo messenger
rss reader
Apache? with MySQL?
34. erik wrote on May 18, 2008
a phone that has the ability to use satelite radio would be sweet as long as you can preform other tasks while using it and it doesnt bog them down horribly also itunes would be a nice complement to XM. having a phone that could use both would be kick-@$$
35. Jim Ingram wrote on May 19, 2008
All of the above ..plus
FM and statelite radio receivers
Near Field device to interface with technology such as MasterCard PayPass
“Left it or Lost It” alarm..near field interface with key fob, for example, that would alarm when cellphone and key fob lose connection
Car door unlocker..for example KEI an application developed by MIT student for Google Android challenge
Auto Software selection of WIFI channel to complete phone call user controlled ..e.g., auto Skype if possible
Media device remote controller…http://keyetv.com/consumer/local_story_097212459.html
Dog collar communication device
Panic button
Laser pointer
radar speed trap detector
bar code reader
music played through loudspeaker if selected
36. Rodney wrote on May 21, 2008
A distance finder….
37. Flavour Flav wrote on May 22, 2008
Most of the applications i would like have already been referred to by other participants, however i would really like a chess playing program with the ability to play and watch games on the Free Internet Chess server.
Thanks
38. PhantomOeo wrote on May 30, 2008
I need a program similar to isilo, boring but necessary for me to be able to access data that i need on the go
39. Charliewat wrote on May 30, 2008
1. Money App to Sync with online accounts
2. Call block/filter built in
3. A “Great” media player to watch movies and youtube
40. Glockcoma wrote on June 11, 2008
A program that has the ability to easily load videos from your phone directly to youtube, facebook, or myspace and etc.
41. T.S. wrote on June 11, 2008
Call filtering/blocking
42. Arturo Barboza wrote on June 12, 2008
i would like a Remote Control (like the Novii), also, use the VGA Cam for video calls, to create a Face Recognition software, that can be used to follow your face, for the phone can know where r u looking, and create a Virtual Room, inside the phone, like in the video of head tracking ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd3-eiid-Uw ) but using a cam, not a IR LED, that could be the best of all.
43. anon wrote on June 13, 2008
everything the iphone has so can avoid the temptation to pay ATT to much money
44. anon wrote on June 13, 2008
GPS Navigation on par with today’s Garmin devices
45. anon wrote on June 13, 2008
Music player including an equalizer
46. anon wrote on June 13, 2008
Ability to watch movies from a service like Netflix.
47. Paul wrote on June 15, 2008
Skoach port
Stereo or multitrack audio recorder
MIDI sequencer
Instrument tuner
Photo manager
IIRC Palm had a MIDI sequencer early on, and iPhone has some rather cool music apps.
48. Aaron wrote on June 17, 2008
Android should – for sure – encorporate the lumusvision.com glasses into their software.
49. Marc wrote on June 22, 2008
I would like to see apps that work for EVERYONE. Meaning not just sync with Gmail, but also Yahoo Mail, MSN/Hotmail. Just because it’s a “Google” Mobile OS, doesn’t mean it should be focused on Google.
50. rick wrote on June 23, 2008
Wimax
51. LB wrote on June 24, 2008
PDF and document readers
52. dana wrote on June 29, 2008
I WANT SKYPE!
53. Simoo wrote on July 3, 2008
An address book and calender that can import and export to Open Standard formats – and Open Standard syncing to go with that!
54. dandysdx wrote on July 10, 2008
SKYPE for Sure, WIFI,3g, edge
SyncML based contacts, notes, calendar back up and RESTORE
Access to Microsoft exchange account, support for active sync
Over the air device management
rss reader
wap and html browser in one application
Automated photo transfer to blogger
decent musicplayer and 3,5 jack for earphones
music recognition application like in Sony Ericsson W phones
access to decent on-line music store
memory card slot
55. Aaron wrote on July 13, 2008
A program that utilizes those badass glasses from lumusvison.com.
56. Simoo wrote on July 14, 2008
I’d like to be able to send a text even when I don’t have a signal. It should just go into the outbox and get sent at the next available time…
Not really an ‘app’ I know but I was on the tubes yesterday I thought it would be useful…
57. Cliff wrote on August 3, 2008
A great UI！！！！！！！！！！！
58. sa wrote on August 7, 2008
It would be nice to have:
>Firefox
>Video player (not just one format… something like media player classic)
>Music program (Winamp style)
>Easy hookup to computer so that you can easily transfer files
>drawing program for touch phones (kind of like opencanvas)
>PDF reader
>skype
59. lifespeed wrote on August 12, 2008
VOIP !! Vonage, skype, whatever.
But I want convergence too. I want it to be smart enough that when I’m at home it receives a call using VOIP over my wifi router, and when I leave the house I want it to ring using the cellphone network.
60. solid wrote on August 18, 2008
Mozilla Firefox
bash (including all std shell apps like nano, ssh, ping, locate, nmap, traceroute, kismet etc)
mplayer
usb block access
ocr/icr tool
voice recorder with ogg support
audacious
thunderbird
61. AL wrote on August 20, 2008
Video chat, voice recogniton texting, an application that keeps the people you call, text, and e-mail the most in order from most called, text, and e-mailed to least called, texted and e-mailed.
62. Bernard wrote on August 22, 2008
Text to Speech API
Plus in the OS a configuration app to :
give the possibility to download (and keep several) ‘languages’ (even for a few $) and change current language.
Of course for real hardware AND emulator/SDK :-)
63. scuba_steve wrote on August 22, 2008
Well, I have been using Palms for ten years…and use quite a few applications daily so I would at least like the following to be available before I jump:
- Calendar – with alarms and repeating events…AND synchable with desktop…and EASY to use…as in one or two clicks to enter an appt, like the current palm..and NOT like the iPhone
- Contact list – with numerous fields, notes, a picture…and sophisticated find function (e.g., start typing and start matching based on first name, last name, company, or title…like TakePhone)…AND synchable
- Calculator – with scientific option and (fingers crossed) potential RPN mode
- Camera app with decent photo album
- Ability to open AND edit MS Word, MS Excel, Text, RTF (and potentially Open Office writer/scalc)
- Ability to display MS PPT and PDFs (and potentially Open Office impress)
- EBook reader! – I don’t care about DRM…just give me a decent reader with bookmarks. I have read hundreds of books on my Treo and my wife loves the fact that I don’t need to leave a light on.
- Email program – supporting POP and IMAP…and attachments. I don’t really care about push mail since I have my own domain and am not likely to switch to gmail.
- Google maps
- A decent video player…like Kinoma and/or TCPMP
- A decent MP3 player that also provides access to streaming internet radio…like pTunes. I tend to listen to streaming radio more than MP3s. BTW, I don’t care about DRM here either.
- A text-based memo app…that is synchable
- A synchable “to do” list app…with due dates and priorities
- Multi-threaded MMS
- A decent browser that can handle JS and DHTML and can render a page fairly quickly. Flash would be a plus.
- A KILLER phone app. I won’t even begin to list what I want here, but start with the power of TakePhone and add the UI mastery of UltimatePhone and you are there
- MP3 ringtones…assignable to specific callers…and unknown callers…and a setting to send unknown callers right to VM
- Decent security and backup to SD with encryption…and a remote lock and/or wipe capability
- Voice memos
- Sodoku :-)
- Multi-city weather app (to save me from browsing)
- Clock with multiple alarms
- Global find (across apps…biased toward the current app and with the ability to exclude apps)
- Global cut and paste
…and that is just a start…and before you say that I am asking for the world, I have all of this and more on my dated Treo 700p. I also want apps that have a usability focus and not just sexiness. I don’t care if widgets spin and dance, but I certainly better be able to delete more than one email message at once.
$0.02
64. TroubleMonger wrote on August 26, 2008
- Making Voip calls over WiFi/3G
- GPS navigation with downloadable google maps.
- Live tracking using either or both GPS and cell tower information
- Something similar to Windows Xp task manager. You shud eb able to see ALL running executables and the memory/CPU it is taking, and the ability to terminate applications.
- syncing with all google applications like docs, calendars, reader etc
- rss feeds like desktop ticker, without opening applications.
65. deralaand wrote on August 28, 2008
How about a carrier that is open and unrestrictive with plans that are priced reasonably? I am sick of shitty service, spotty coverage and no recourse.
…not to mention my favorite phones being locked to some other carrier and costing $500
66. James Jones wrote on August 28, 2008
Absolutely, positively need to have and advanced Scientific graphing calculator, similiar to the ti89 emulators. also some free version software similar to matlab or mathematica. I know a hundred engineers who have been begging for this.
67. Aayush wrote on August 29, 2008
i want inter connectivity between apps…If i add an appointment with someone in the calendar, I want the person to be automatically linked with his number and if possible, his google calendar.
If I add a person’s b’day in my Address book, I want it to show up on my calendar automatically. If a number comes as a SMS, I want the phone to recognize it as a phone number and make it dialable and/or give me the option to add it to my address book.
In apps, some of the current winners of Google apps challenge look very promising. Voice to speech would be great to have but something that works not just marketed to work
68. Erica wrote on August 30, 2008
The one application that I really want more than anything is a call blocking application.
69. Rodney wrote on September 2, 2008
nothing fancy
1. native task list app (no need to go to web), syncable online somehow, maybe to remember the millk
2. native contact list app, syncable w/ my gmail
3. email client w/ push
4. MMS to send pics
5. GPS with turn by turn
6. ereader
7. Bible app
70. Rodney wrote on September 2, 2008
oh forgot these things
8. voice dialing via bluetooth headset
9. native calendar app that syncs to gcal
10. chess game
I think many of these are included, but this list is all I need!
71. Josh wrote on September 2, 2008
I want a navigation system and not just google maps. I want a lady telling me when to make turns and stuff like that.
72. Todd wrote on September 3, 2008
PDANET. give us free tethering. We have a device with internet, we should not be charged 60 bucks more to tether or get a cell card.
Do no evil. Charge everyone twice.
73. scott wrote on September 5, 2008
Testing Application (to study for certs and school exams)
Food tracker (Weight Watchers)
Football Play Calling application (for the coach on my losing team Grrrrr)
Gas Mileage tracker using GPS (& for tax man)
Google Money (synced with a budget)
GTD Application
Google Family
Play Flash Games on y8.com
74. scott wrote on September 5, 2008
Remote control for electronics devices (TV, DVD, DVR, Stereo, Laptop, etc.)
75. tmo wrote on September 5, 2008
actually we do not charge for connect it and using it as a modem . 19.99 is all you pay. :)
76. Shaggy wrote on September 19, 2008
Call blocking, call filtering. just like the Call Blocker for Pocket PC, awesome looking program.
77. DOT wrote on September 24, 2008
An app that will allow me to create an internet sharing connection, and be able to use my laptop with internet using my phone as a modem.
78. Steel Milliano wrote on October 8, 2008
i would like 2 see a BeatMaker app like on the iphone. it is a killer app, especially for those who make beats, but are on the go. it would be a nice feature if u could transfer your files from ur fone to the coputer for further editing…i dont think the iphone app is able to, but it would be nice if we could accomplish this for the android app.
hope 2 see this app!
79. D4RK_4NG3L wrote on October 10, 2008
I would like to see (no particular order)
Video recording / streaming / Video Out via mini usb adaptor to hdmi or ?
Screen orientation / Step counter / G force measurer for use in car / inclimeter (using accelerometer)
Turn by Turn Navigation with traffic avoidance.
Call Recording (with and without beep)
Ability to view flash websites like skyfire does
Divx player
Bluetooth keyboard / other bluetooth profiles
Internet sharing ie: 3G->Wifi or 3G -> MiniUSB etc.
gdesklets http://www.gdesklets.de/
the ability to use the mini usb port as a usb port ie usb flash and hdd support or wireless usb (dreaming)
touchscreen keyboard for when you don’t have the time or will to open the phone.
Call filter. http://www.anfymobile.com/callfilter/
WIDSETS (all you nokia fans know this one :) ) http://www.widsets.com/
Multiplayer games (quake :) )
3d or 2d cad (ok I know it sounds odd but it is helpful for inventors like me)
A lite version of open office :) (although I think google docs will suffice)
Ditto area (things mention above that I would like also)
Gas Mileage tracker using GPS (& for tax man)
Remote control for electronics devices (TV, DVD, DVR, Stereo, Laptop, etc.)
graphing calculator / ti89 emulator
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80. Andy Haslam wrote on October 26, 2008
PDF Reader – how can you say you have the web, if you don’t have a PDF reader?
Play MP3’s thorugh the Bluetooth.
Really thought these would be included….
81. Troy wrote on November 6, 2008
PDF .. how can you create something so advanced with it lacking something so basic.??. Well glad do you didn’t forget bluetooth. PLEASE FIX ASAP?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
REMOTE DESKTOP
82. Danny wrote on November 10, 2008
KEI. Can anyone tell me more information about getting this app? Its used to lock/unlock your car doors and start the engine through bluetooth.
This is amazing.
83. calebcharles wrote on November 23, 2008
MIDI seqencing
Usb multitrack recording
Softsynth
84. PIMPDROID G1 wrote on January 12, 2009
Only one thing to have a freakin flashplayer should of come stock with the phone
To begin with what the hell googl
85. In Debt wrote on February 22, 2009
We want a budgeting app that can track multiple budgets, and here’s the hard part, it would be really nice to have it on the PC as well, and both should sync.
86. Vic Cabrera wrote on April 13, 2009
Flash Player
any WMV Player
87. Arnulf wrote on April 13, 2009
- pdf reader, fair dinkum how the heck is this not available??
- word/excel viewer and editor
- file synching with your desktop
- bandwidth usage monitoring tool (especially 3G, but wireless would also be useful)
- media output on bluetooth
- flash
- java runtime (am I dreaming with this one?)
88. Diego wrote on May 13, 2009
I want my phone to perfect voice to text technology, and not just in texting, or voice dialing, over the whole phone’s interface. I want to be able to say “google” and have my phone open a browser and navigate to google.com. Navigation through the phone’s interface should be able to be controlled through voice, touch, buttons, and motion. Of course, in the same line, I would like to be able to dictate SMSs, Emails, and notes.
89. zman wrote on May 28, 2009
Adhoc mode for the wireless capability. If everyone had a phone with adhoc mode everyone could have access to data from web.
90. Scott (CIO) wrote on June 3, 2009
PDF support in browser, PDF support in browser, and PDF support in browser.
91. Barry wrote on June 24, 2009
Call filter software – Like whitelist & blacklist. -to divert unrecognised numbers to a different number (i/e/ reception) and only allow calls through that are in the phonebook.
There’s apps that do this on nearly every phone apart from Android !
92. Salchichasa wrote on June 24, 2009
Python interpreter
Octave
C/C++ compiler
GNUPlot
93. opensys wrote on June 28, 2009
some player that’s can play divx videos, will be good, and making the BT working to transfers files is also very good.
This is the most required things on android, like the sync contacts with outlook. Some mini open office is also required.
94. JimK wrote on July 29, 2009
A clone of the TI83 graphing calculator for the MyTouch 3G. These still cost $100 @ Walmart. iPhone has an app for $0.99.
95. pfuzzie wrote on September 4, 2009
vga video mode widescreen please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
96. Azmyth Kaminski wrote on October 26, 2009
A simple app that:
Sync’s iCal & Address book
(directly with any android phones contacts & calendar)
Not interested in using Entourage, google, outlook express….etc…
Just the same system that the iphone uses with a mac but not on an iphone.
Please help….
So many people use this system
97. Loni Kemp wrote on November 1, 2009
I’m with 96. I want Verizon’s new Droid. I want to directly sync my iCal and Address Book on my Mac with the Droid. Not with Google calendar or contacts – way too many problems trying that.
98. palmheads wrote on November 24, 2009
Emulators for the HP voyager RPN calc range – HP-12C, HP-15C etc.
iPhone has multiple versions of these available. As yet, none for android.
99. Robert Ditta wrote on December 11, 2009
I need a simple way to record a voice message and have it sent to my email box. Note2Self has a great application for iPhone and blackberry. The solutions I have seen so far require too many key strokes. If you are driving or doing pretty much anything else you have to stop and look at the phone. The app should be press the soft button on the menu, the recording software starts when done press send. the app closes and the voice message is sent to your email.
100. zsoltee wrote on December 27, 2009
MP3 voice recorder
101. From Texas wrote on March 10, 2010
Wireless database viewer Plus.
I use it in my balckberry and i wish it to be on my android phone too