What Applications are on my HTC Droid Incredible (Android) Phone

The list below is now out of date (but nice for historical purposes). Check out my more frequently (and automatically) updated list from AppBrain.com: AppBrain.com App List

A co-worker just got a Nexus One phone and asked what applications I have on my Android phone, so I thought I would list them out here:


 * Amazon
 * Astrid - Tasks that sync with the Remember the Milk web site
 * Astro File Manager - Good all around file manager for Android
 * AudioManager - Audio widget for changing all your sound levels
 * Auto Conference - Automatically puts a phone call on speakerphone when you set the phone down.
 * Barcode Scanner - Mandatory
 * Bubble - Bubble level application for fun
 * Cab4Me - Haven't tried this one yet.
 * Calculator - Since the one on Android by default is weak.
 * Car Mode - Automatically puts phone calls into speakerphone when mounted in car dock.
 * CNET Scan & Shop - Still trying to figure out the difference between this and ShopSavvy
 * Compass - Again, just for fun.
 * Download Crutch - Pretty much required application for running .APK's not in the Market.
 * Evernote - I keep all my personal notes in here. Excellent application and system.
 * Facebook - Don't like it, but I have it....
 * FartDroid - Keeps the 3 year old happy.
 * FingerPaint - Also helps with 3 year olds.
 * Geodelic - This is the new version of Sherpa (T-Mobile only). Haven't played with this enough yet.
 * Google Goggles - Need to play with this more.
 * Google Sky Map - Awesome tool for stargazing.
 * Google Voice - Who listens to voice mail on the TUI any more? All my cell phone voice mail goes here now.
 * gStrings - Guitar tuning application
 * IPcalc - IP address calculator when you don't feel like doing binary math
 * Key Ring - Scan your barcodes into Key Ring. The only time I tried it I couldn't get it to scan at the store.
 * Layar - Interesting augmented reality type application.
 * Linda File Manager - Another file manager (like Astro)
 * Listen - For downloading podcasts
 * Maps - Default Google Maps
 * Metal Detector - Interesting and it actually works.
 * MotoTorch LED - Great widget for the dark.
 * Movies - I can put movies into my Netflix queue with this.
 * News and Weather - You lucky Android 2.1 people already have this....
 * NewRob - News reader that syncs with Google Reader
 * NPR News - For downloading the segments you only caught the tail end of
 * PaperDroid - Still trying to figure out how to deal with the every growing "To Read" pile
 * PDANet - Free version lets you tether
 * Quick Profiles - Let's you easy change modes (night mode, meeting modes, etc.) for volume and features
 * Remember the Milk - Haven't tried this yet (requires premium RTM membership).
 * Shazam - Recognizes music that you are currently listening to.
 * ShopSavvy - Definitely must have for scanning barcodes and comparing prices.
 * Silencer - Haven't played with this enough. Silences the ring on the phone when phone is placed face down.
 * Smart Alarm Clock - Still getting used to this one that can detect your sleep patterns and wake you up at the corect time.
 * Swype - Replacement keyboard where you swipe from key to key instead of pecking. I'm really liking this one.
 * Tasker - Automation tool that I'm trying to use to replace Locale now that it went pay only.
 * Wapedia - Since you can't have a good dinner conversation without Wikipedia
 * WaveSecure Beta - Get your phone back (hopefully). Free until January 31st I think.
 * Waze - Open Source mapping program. Edit the maps.  Chomp some roads.  Turns navigation into a driving game.
 * Weather - Eh.
 * WordPlayer - Still trying to find a good eBook reader.
 * Zedge - For extra backgrounds and sounds.