Just hopped on the Android bandwagon, now what?
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- Google Reader: best way to read your RSS feeds from your phone
- Amazon App Store: I primarily use this for the free paid app of the day
- Chrome to phone: app and Chrome browser extension that let's you send web pages to your phone with a single click
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I'm going to hold off on rooting it until Ice Cream Sandwich, the new features in Gingerbread just aren't worth it, particularly considering that I have no warranty.
I have to say to I absolutely love this phone, the original Droid to me is one of the only truly great looking Android phones, almost every other Android phone released in the past year(barring the G2 and Nexus phones and including the Droid 2) is just hideous to me, especially the junk collages that Verizon's been getting. I just wish this one was brand new.
One thing I do really miss from the Pre is the ease and straightforwardness of switching between apps, it takes about twice as long on Android, actually a lot of the OS just doesn't feel 100% built for mobile like WebOS does. Here's to HPalm getting back on their feet but I don't think I'll ever buy another WebOS device.
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For speed reasons I have uninstalled a lot of apps (took up to a minute to return to the home screen) and moved most of them back to the phone from the SD card. I most often use Maps and Navigation, Yelp, Evernote, Google Reader, AudioGalaxy, Pandora, Google Music, Amazon MP3, TuneIn Radio Pro, Stitcher for podcasts, Audible, Kindle, Facebook, Business Calendar, Documents 2 Go, and Google Goggles.
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install the Amazon app store and do a search for Android here as this seems to have been a common question this last week.
also consider double twist to manage your music and video if you are going to put any on your phone. its also integrated with Amazon MP3 store and the Android market place.
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* Switching between apps can also be improved by changing the launcher app.
Look into: GO Launcher EX & QuickDesk (I have both installed simultaneously).
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