Having a phone that uses the Android operating system can be amusing. For one thing it means you own a smart phone (which is usually more enjoyable than a standard cellular phone). Another reason is boredom is less likely to strike if you have your phone on you. Isn't that why all those Android applications were designed - to keep you from twiddling your thumbs? Add simplicity to your daily life? By now, you have probably already tinkered with every free Android application. Playing around with paid apps, however, is a little scarier. You don't want to watch your money down the drain! To keep from worrying about lost money here are the best paid Android apps (from our perspective, anyway).
Greed is an inexpensive paid Android application. It sounds like it is meant for money but it is not. Greed is an app that keeps up with RSS feeds. The app costs less than three bucks and for that small amount you will be able to share and track all of your favourite site feeds that you read through your Google Reader. For people who enjoy reading blogs and news sites, the app will allow them to keep up with all of the latest posts and uploads to their favourite sites. You don't have to worry about missing any stories or posts. You can read your feeds whether or not your phone is connected to the internet, connect to twitter and even manage podcasts. SMS Control is a paid app that only costs two dollars and will help you find your phone if you misplace it. You can use SMS control to send commands to the phone via text messages which will help you locate the phone. You can do things like turn up the volume of your ringer, check the life of your battery and even lock the phone. The application also sends you the location of your phone on a map and helps you forward your texts and calls to your back up phone until you locate the phone you want to use. This paid application is great for individuals who are in the habit of setting down their phones and then walking away (and then later forget where they left the phone).
MyBackupPro is a very important application for people who are worried about their phone's security. This paid Android application lets you concoct a backup of your phone. It backs up all your applications, phone call and text message histories, contacts, settings, Internet bookmarks, and tons more. This application backs up every last bit of information on your phone. This can be incredibly helpful if your phone gets lost or stolen. You can revive all your "lost" data and bring it onto your new or substitute phone and get back to your every day life.
The Air Hockey app for Android phones is only ninety nine cents (at the time of this article's writing) and, really, is just for fun. Few game apps out there are able to hold the attention of the person playing. In this case though, well, who doesn't love a game of Air Hockey? The Air Hockey app is, quite possibly, the most popular paid game app in the Android Market. It might even be the most popular app in both the paid and free categories! It only costs ninety nine cents. Why not give it a try?
Believe it or not, sometimes the paid apps are actually worth their sales prices. Remember, apps are supposed to make your life a little easier and to keep you entertained. Isn't all of that worth paying one or two dollars?
Greed is an inexpensive paid Android application. It sounds like it is meant for money but it is not. Greed is an app that keeps up with RSS feeds. The app costs less than three bucks and for that small amount you will be able to share and track all of your favourite site feeds that you read through your Google Reader. For people who enjoy reading blogs and news sites, the app will allow them to keep up with all of the latest posts and uploads to their favourite sites. You don't have to worry about missing any stories or posts. You can read your feeds whether or not your phone is connected to the internet, connect to twitter and even manage podcasts. SMS Control is a paid app that only costs two dollars and will help you find your phone if you misplace it. You can use SMS control to send commands to the phone via text messages which will help you locate the phone. You can do things like turn up the volume of your ringer, check the life of your battery and even lock the phone. The application also sends you the location of your phone on a map and helps you forward your texts and calls to your back up phone until you locate the phone you want to use. This paid application is great for individuals who are in the habit of setting down their phones and then walking away (and then later forget where they left the phone).
MyBackupPro is a very important application for people who are worried about their phone's security. This paid Android application lets you concoct a backup of your phone. It backs up all your applications, phone call and text message histories, contacts, settings, Internet bookmarks, and tons more. This application backs up every last bit of information on your phone. This can be incredibly helpful if your phone gets lost or stolen. You can revive all your "lost" data and bring it onto your new or substitute phone and get back to your every day life.
The Air Hockey app for Android phones is only ninety nine cents (at the time of this article's writing) and, really, is just for fun. Few game apps out there are able to hold the attention of the person playing. In this case though, well, who doesn't love a game of Air Hockey? The Air Hockey app is, quite possibly, the most popular paid game app in the Android Market. It might even be the most popular app in both the paid and free categories! It only costs ninety nine cents. Why not give it a try?
Believe it or not, sometimes the paid apps are actually worth their sales prices. Remember, apps are supposed to make your life a little easier and to keep you entertained. Isn't all of that worth paying one or two dollars?
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