[ Thanks to James
Maguire for this link. ]
“11) Bluetooth File Transfer: With this app, you can explore and
manage the files on any Bluetooth-enabled device, receive files and
send contacts. It’s built on FTP and Object Push Profile (OPP).
Free.“12) Amazon Kindle for Android: Want to read an electronic book,
newspaper or magazine but don’t have your Kindle with you? Or don’t
have a Kindle at all? It’s not a problem with this app, which
allows you to read any of 900,000 Kindle-formatted books with your
Android device. And Amazon’s Whispersync that your last page read,
bookmarks, notes and highlights will sync across your various
devices. Free.“13) Kongregate Arcade for Android:Want to stay up on the newest
and hottest Flash games around? This app gives you free access to
more than 300 games from the Kongregate community and fully
integrates with your existing Kongregate Web account. Free.“14) Thinking Space: Thinking Space is a mind mapping
application that allows you to visualize, structure and classify
ideas. You can create nodes, add notes to them and arrange them,
all with a UI that makes it a snap to work with. The maps you
create with this app are also compatible with PC-based Xmind and
Freemind. Free.“15) Evernote: This app allows you to log, index and search all
manner of information, from notes to audio to photos. For instance,
you can take a photo of a white board and Evernote will recognize
the text in the photo, index it and then allow you to find it later
by entering a search term from the information on the white board.
It even synchs with the Web. Free.”