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tollamu said

its for both business and pleasure..u can download lots of apps for free…

indeed however I would prefer to have something like Knox installed (all be it a less buggy version than whats currently in place) so I can literally divide the two but thats a whole other topic

Costin said

Krisstoffer said
Tools:

• Airstream (pull files from laptop to phone or stream)

• Clean Master (cleans up phones filesystem, ram boost)

• Flash Alerts (pushes alerts to phones camera flash)

• Juice SSH (ssh client)

Business: 

• Google Analytics

• Buffer (time specific social posts)

• Google Calendar

• Gmail

• Evernote (notes, business)

• HipChat (corp chat client)

• Paypal 

• Rackspace (manage server instances on the go, create, deploy, reboot, shutdown, destroy, etc)

• Skype 

• Trello (task manager)

Make Life Easier:

• Google Drive (cloud storage)

• Dropbox (cloud storage)

• Google Keep (notes, personal, business, generic)

Personal:

• Facebook + Messanger

• Foursquare

• Google+

• Hangouts (also part of Google+ and handles sms’s)

• Instagram

• LinkedIn

• Twitter

News:

• Feedly (rss subscription platform)

• Flipboard (news aggregation) 

• Pocket (link storage, combines the two above)

Other/Fun:

• LastFM (tracks what your playing, playlists, charts creation, geeky toy really)

• Youtube

Games:

• Zombie Tsunami (fun!)

I use the same tools as you, with the exception of the game and Hangouts. I simply don`t have time to play games on my smartphone, although I would love it and Hangouts disappointed me throught its incapacity of receiving video calls from a PC user. 

Glad I’m not alone in my application choice, the game is their for travel, boredom purposes, been played about 20 times in 6-7 months i think. The PC version of hangouts really does make hangouts on android look horrid cant disagree their but i like the SMS/hangouts in one place, plus skype was doing it for me and virtually everyone i know has a gmail address so one way or another they are on the platform

Picasa has been merged into Google+ via it’s photo function, Kakao is an interesting one, one of the smaller (worldwide) talk applications in terms of camera applications Awesomesize by smug mug or the nexus camera on android are probably the best.