Top Android Applications

Since its launch in September 2008 Google Android has become a popular mobile application platform. Although there are a limited number of Android applications available on Android Market, the online Android store, this is largely owing to the fact that up till now only one Android powered mobile has been launched, the T-Mobile Google G1. But the Android application market is soon to be flooded with number of leading handset makers like Sony Ericsson, LG, HTC, Motorola etc announcing their plans to launch Android powered mobile phones in 2009. Here we list some of the hottest and coolest Android application available online.

Best Android Applications:

Elimatta: This cool Android App is a location based blogging tool that supports posting by individuals in the same geographic area, whereas outsiders can only review the blogs without adding their own. This could come handy to different users like fishermen who can notify other fishermen of fish shoals or boast about their day's catch.

Metosphere: This is a Android based web browser that allows you to view virtual objects around your physical location like messages, emergency, news, events, alerts, games, reviews.

TwitterDroid: It is an Android based Twitter client that lets you to share your twitters online and read what others have to tweet about. You can also use the sleek black Android theme for your TwitterDroid.

Parallel Kingdom: Did you think the Android lacked a GPS based game app for the avid gamers, then think again for Parallel Kingdom is one of the few GPS based role playing games built for the Android. The game uses the real world as the base for the real world giving users the option to attack, hug, dance or team up with anyone around them.

City Audioguides: Attempting to enliven your travelling experience the City Audioguide provides up to date detailed audio info on any historical place, popular tourist destination you are visiting.

KudoStar: KudoStar is a handy social networking Android based application that allows you to link and rate your contacts with your favourite locations and assign a positive or negative Kudo score to this combination. The data so compiled can then be spread across the social networking world by using Facebook's F8 or Google's open social platforms.