Got some spare change burning a hole in your online banking account? Okay, not that big of a hole but anyway. Here are the top 20 paid Android apps to get the most out of your new toy.
EasyTether
This neat little app lets you connect to your Windows based computer and get internet through your phone without a special provider.
SMS Commander
Ever lose your phone? SMS helps you find it and even tracks battery percentage and incoming calls.
Air Hockey
This addictive little game is fun for wasting a few minutes or a full hour.
Klaxon Smart Alarm
This alarm can be set to ring gradually, snooze, you can adjust the volume, think of it as the alarm clock of the future.
Poker Odds
This app is basically a sort of a card counter. Let it know what you have, and it’ll tell you whether to fold or go all in.
DocumentsToGo
This app lets you look at PowerPoint, Excel and PDF files. Think of it as the droid’s answer to Adobe Reader.
Flight Director
A fun, accurate, and cheap, flight simulator.
MyBackup Pro
A must if you actually value the data on your phone.
NESoid
This turns your phone into an NES emulator. Enough said.
Twidroid Pro
Twidroid is a must if you use Twitter in a remotely professional context, making Tweeting much easier.
Advanced Task Manager
This task manager can help you to conserve battery life, get rid of unused tasks and make your phone more efficient.
Armored Strike Online
A shooting game dividing players into two teams. User friendly and cheap.
360 Live
A must for gamers, 360 Live lets you plug into your Xbox from anywhere in the world
Spotify
Think of this as a sort of iTunes or radio program for the droid. A great streaming music app.
Grocery Boy
Not a sequel to the hit game “Paperboy”, but a grocery list app.
aHome
The highest rated Android home replacement app. Download a bunch of themes and even run third party widgets.
Hello IM!
AOL Instant Messenger on your Android. Simple as that.
Power Manager Full
The biggest problem with any device is keeping it charged. Power Manager helps you improve battery performance.
Vignette
One of the biggest complaints against Android is the camera app that’s built in. Well, Vignette more than makes up for it.
DroidBox Pro
Basically, DroidBox enhances the web interface of Dropbox, making it easier to create folders, force uploads and just basically fiddle around with stuff.