1. Antair Nightstand ( absolutely love this one)
2. News360 ( best news reader )
3. Simple Browser + ( great browser, cool features , fast )
4. Lemma Twitter app ( did someone said there is on good twitter app for pb ? )
5. Blue Box ( great app for free online storage )
I concur and this with the charging craddle on my nightstand has replaced my bedtime reading books and regular alarm clock. Climb in bed, read a little, charge myPlaybook and get woken up in the morning all in one gizmo. Which leads me to ...
2. Kobo
My family and I own a whack of Kobo ereaders and although the Playbook app is not my favorite way of reading my Kobo books it is a close second especially at night.
3. Browser (built in app)
Literally the most compatible tablet or phone browser I have ever tried to use. I am not upset that my two banks don't have native apps be ause the web versions work perfectly. I will have to try Simply Browser.
4. Blue Box
Third party interface between my Playbook and my cloud storage Dropbox. Not as integrated with Docs to Go as I would like but has not let me down yet. The real Dropbox app and Docs to Go combo on my BB 9810 is darn near perfect for my business needs.
5. Docs to Go
Lets me view and edit all my business memos and spreadsheets.
DosBox - Playing old school point and click adventure games is great.
Files and Folders - I love being able to brows the PB's folders and Drop Box folders in one place
Geereader - a good RSS aggregator
Splashtop HD - I absolutely love this app. I mainly use it to stream videos to my PB, but it's also great for moving files and folders around on my HTPC without having to actually go downstairs.
Kobo - Not the best reader, but it lets me read my Kobo books so it's on this list by default.
- FCEUXpb: NES emulator for PB (until SNES is realised, then it will be first)
- Plunk: this is a great game, hours of fun
- Files and Folders
- Blackberry News
- Lemma for twitter
fav Android apps
- Grooveshark (Android), works amazingly and I impressed my friends at a party last w-e
- Guardian
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Bedbuzz clock - I love how it greets me in the morning
Silent Noise - Helps me relax, for real
Monopoly - I'm addicted to those games
Blaq - One of the best Twitter apps for the PlayBook
Kobo - Tons of books, and there are very nice classics in the free section
File Browser - My most used app
Docs to Go - My second most used app
Splashtop HD - So nice to be able to access my home unit files on the go just about any where
Poynt - Handy, but needs an improvement to work with Bridge better
Box - Can beat than free 50GB storage even if it is on the cloud.
1. Blackberry News
2. Bedbuzz clock
3. Lemma Twitter app
4. Facebook
5. Blackberry Bridge + Calander via bridge (use this all the time for setting appointments for my work)
Modern Combat 2
Scrapbook by TAT/RIM
Quake III for OS 2.0
Box.net 50 GB storage
Play Torrent (Not available in App World)
Edit: Can't believe Scrapbook didn't make it into anybodys top5 app list
People who included Files and folders & Groovy notes got likes from the respective developers I think Good Job, even i would have added these 2 apps but I'm only allowed 5.
Last edited by LimeTripBlog; 02-07-12 at 02:39 PM.
My list of top 5 non-native apps (though all should be integrated and made native)
Files and Folders
Simple Browser +
Splashtop
Accuweather
Book Reader
In that order. obviously I also use the regular browser, bridge functions, media player and docs to go all the time, but they don't count cause they're there whether you want them or not.