My List of Android Apps

I have been using HTC magic for 5 months. Although apps installed on top of cyanogenmod change week by week (if not day by day), I'd like to take a snapshot as shown below.

• 3banana: take quick notes. I sometimes use it to draft tweets which are sent out later when network connection is available.
• Aldiko: ebook reader (specifically, an ePub reader). The builtin support of Feedbook catalog is fantastic.
• Amazon: for quick lookup of prices.
• APNdroid: control GPRS/EDGE/3G traffic.
• ASTRO: file manager. Can also manage apps, show SD card usage, and display running processes/services.
• Barcode Scanner: scan various codes. Good to scan QR code in Web to install apps.
• Battery Monitor: show remaining battery percentage in notification area.
• Bible KJV: the Bible.
• CalWidget: highly customizable calendar widget. I just places one 4x4 widget at my left home screen. Much better than default widget.
• Cavedroid: one addictive small 3D game.
• EasyMoney: financial status manager.
• FlipSilent: simply flip your phone to mute all sounds.
• Google Pinyin: input method for Chinese.
• Google Sky Map: cool app to view stars.
• Google Voice: free SMS (English text only to non-GV users).
• GPS Status: show GPS information as well as a compass.
• handyCalc: a very powerful calculator. Serve as unit/currency converter as well.
• HiDict: support offline dictionary.
• iReader: I mainly use it to read transcripts (plain text format) of Tell Me More from NPR News.
• Kids Paint: free drawing on screen. My daughter likes it.
• Listen: podcast client. Integrate subscriptions with Google Reader now.
• MarketEnabler: for rooted phone only. Useful for purchasing apps when your country is not in official support list.
• My Tracks: I mainly use it for geotagging now.
• NetCounter: look up data plan consumption instantly.
• NewsRob: two-way synchronization with Google Reader. Grab contents for offline consumptions.
• Places Directory: convenient to search nearby restaurants, banks etc.
• Real Blackjack: try this one if you want to practice card counting...
• RMaps: view maps offline.
• Secrets: store your various passwords, account information here. Have strong security protection.
• Shopper: shopping program from Google.
• Shuffle: GTD tool.
• Sipdroid: SIP client. Can be combined with Google Voice for free calls to US numbers.
• SpacePhysics: challenging 2D physics game.
• Swype: fantastic English input method.
• Twidroid: Twitter client. Supports proxy API.
• World Weather Clock: I now place two widgets on my home screen: one for home city, another for the destination I'm going to travel.

There are many cool apps that I installed and uninstalled later, because I seldom used them although they are awesome. For example, Layar, Shazam and Google Goggles are just some of them.