You might have just got the Verizon Samsung Fascinate, or may be you are still thinking of getting  it, here are the best Android apps to get your started. This list covers the most important tasks you might want to do on your phone from apps management, to game, music, map, and email.

Samsung Fascinate

1. Advanced Task Killer (Free)

One of the most glorified features on Android is multi-tasking, you can run as many apps as you want. But running too many apps at once will killing your phone battery faster, too. This is one of the best apps to end multiple apps at once.

Advanced Task killer

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2. Seesmic

Is a Twitter age, almost everyone is tweeting. If you like to tweet on the go, this is one of the best Twitter client android apps. There are many Android apps for Twitter, there is also an official Twitter apps but most Android users rank Seesmic high. I recommend it too.

Seesmic twitter client

Seesmic barcode

3. Facebook for Android

Simply the best Android client for Facebook. Facebook has being doing a lot of updates to this app recently.

Facebook for Android barcode

4. Pandora

It doesn’t  matter how you’ve being getting you music on the go before, this is the best Android app for music. You can create unlimited stations by entering artist names or the song titles.

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5. Skyfire

Skyfire was the first Android browser that let you watch videos on sites like ESPN, CNN, CBS, and other sites that feature short videos and news analysis before Adobe flash was added could work Android. Skyfire is still one of the best browsers on the Android platform.

Skyfire

6. Bonsai Blast

Is one of the most addictive games in the Android market, is a good way to start your Android gaming career.

Bonsai blast

7. Angry Birds

Still in beta, but the quality of the graphics, interesting physics concept, and addictive nature make it a must have.  Search for Angry Birds in the Android market to find it.

8.Google Maps Navigation

Google Maps Navigation is all you need for traveling. This app put a  full-featured GPS device in your Android phone.

Google Maps

9. Handcent SMS

This one of the best text messaging apps in the Android market. A good place to start your texting.

Handcent SMS

10.K-9

K-9 Mail is among the best Android e-mail clients. K-9 Mail is an open-source e-mail client with search, push mail, multi-folder sync, flagging and refiling, signatures, bcc-self, configurable alerts and more.

K-9 Android e-mail client

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Droid X Apps

Verizon Droid X is available around the United States from today. Most of you Android fans must have lined up at Verizon stores and bought the bright new Droid X.
Well, as you have bought the device, we have complied a list of best Android apps for your smartphone.

App Brain: A shortcut to finding and installing apps is AppBrain. You load the AppBrain app on your phone, go to the AppBrain website and the two talk to each other. It’s not quite the same as installing apps directly from the Market via a web page, but it’s close.

Astro File Manager: One thing the Android OS lacks is a solid way to navigate your SD card to find files, but no worries Astro File Manager is a great free addition to any Android device. The interface is extremely basic, it allows you to explore your SD card, move, rename, delete and back up files while on the go.

EasyNote makes the list because of its multi-use capabilities. Create shopping lists, track daily tasks, or simply jot down your thoughts.

Adobe Reader: The free app lets you view, zoom and perform other basic interactions with PDF and other documents, directly on your phone.

Advanced Task Killer Free: It’s surprisingly difficult to close an Android app, and after spending a few hours with your Android phone you might find it feels a bit sluggish because so many apps are running quietly in the background and your battery draining quickly. So a task-killing app like this is a must; two clicks, and you’ve released megabytes of memory and freed up oodles of processor power.

DoubleTwist: The app acts as an iTunes program, syncing content between your phone and your computer. DoubleTwist also acts as a media player on your phone, giving you easy access to music, photos and videos.

USA Today (free) has a well-rounded news app for Android.  The USA Today news Android app delivers headlines across sports, money, and other categories. Get the weather, snapshots and photo highlights from the app’s home screen. Subscribe to any category for a more customized experience. Read full articles, and share stories with friends via email, SMS, or any other sharing app you have on your Android mobile device.

Photoshop Mobile: With the cool Droid X camera, you would surely like to do more with your images, For that you have Photoshop Android version. Photoshop in the mobile version does not have as many features, but those that are useful to do a little tweaks with mobile images. It costs nothing and you can upload your photos on Photoshop.com if you want. The app allows you to crop the photo, change the exposure, contrast, color and add different filters.

Dolphin Browser: Browser which lets you control with gestures, great characters you draw with your finger. Fun and good for those who want to try something new.

Opera Mini 5: The fastest mobile Web browser just got out of its beta tag. A must if you pay for data traffic. Stylish and free.

The Weather Channel’s Android app update is a welcome one. Improved tracking, customized tabs and home screen widgets make it easier to access the information you need from the free app.

Dropbox Anywhere had a widespread launch this week, with apps on multiple smart phones and an API as well. Sync files between your computer and mobile phone, with sharing options, search, and even document-viewing optimization. Considering Google’s acquisition of similar service BumpTap, the time is ripe for Dropbox to venture further into mobile waters.

Twitter continues its mobile takeover with an official Android app. With the free app, you can do all the basics, with quick links to DMs, @mentions and your profile. Share media directly through the app and access lists. A home screen widget option keeps the tweets coming, without even opening the app.

ShopSavvy’s free app was one of the first bar code scanners for Android, and is still one of the best. Scan or manually search for an item, and you can find local and Web results, complete with retailer details and price filters to help you get the best deal.

Source: Androidos.in

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