If you just grabbed an HTC Desire, a Nexus One or even the much older, yet still impressive Motorola Milestone, then you might be wondering which tools and apps from the Android Marketplace would be worth getting. After all, Google’s community of developers have created a wide range of apps that are completely free to download that actually figuring out which ones you should pay for is quite a challenge.
To help you out, here is a quick list of some choice paid Android apps that are well worth the investment.
First off is a natural app for Xbox 360 gamers, the “360 Live” app which allows users to log in using their XBL account and check their own profiles and the latest achievements earned by friends. The data is streamed in real time which makes for a very interesting way to keep track with what new games your friends have been engaging in.
Spotify is definitely in our must have lists. No other music service provides so much for only so little. Still, it takes a person who loves to stream music to be able to make the most of this app. With access to the latest tunes and with the high quality music streaming, Spotify is the best choice when it comes to getting music from the internet –and did we mention that it allows for full downloads for offline play? -Because it does.
One much recommended app is the Open Home app for the Android OS which basically helps tweak out the home screen functions and adds a few extras to the user interface. Not exactly the nicest looking app in terms of style, but the functionality is certainly worth having.
Of course, there are hundreds more of paid and free Android applications available at the online store. All smart phone users need to do is to directly go via browser or the built in function on the Android app to be able to access the online store.
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