Let's get an app list going...

[dlcullen]

Amazon MP3 - plays your cloud music, Pandora, Napster
ColorNote
Root Explorer
Titanium Backup
Handcent SMS
Oregon TripChecker - has road cams!
Bible & NASB
Overdrive, Nook - readers
SmoothCalendar Widget
Beautiful Widgets
Bluetooth Toggle Widget
Dolphin HD
Angry Birds, Cut the Rope
Netflix
Sportacular
Amazon Appstore
Docs to Go
Yellow Pages
Zedge
SlideIt Keyboard

so many must haves! how did I even function before I got my android?!

 

[FD2]

Rom Manager
Root Explorer
SU Elite
Astro File Manager
Foxy Ring
Swype

 

[Cory Streater]

Access to a ton of geeky hidden settings in ICS:

ICS Hidden Features Pro Edition

ICS Hidden Features Free Edition

 

[moosc]

Every thing currently on phone. Its over 250 apps so I'm not going to list them but I can app brain them

Sent from my DROID BIONIC using Tapatalk

 

[Dreamshotz]

As a new guy coming from Apple IPhone and Windows on my PC?

Any concern about compatibility with these older apps on a new operating system?

I know windows would have closed and apple would have rotted to the core. What about Android, eat it up or spit it out?

 

[Rickgsx]

Question....

My DroidX had Swipe bult into the phone, however, I'm not sure if "Swipe" is an Operating System utility or an "Application"... that is downloadable ...? My question is.... all of the videos that I've seen show the GNex using "tap" style texting, does anyone know if swipe will be available on the GNex device...?

 

[moosc]

No swype isn't on nexus. You'll need to go to swipe.com and get the app from there

Question....

My DroidX had Swipe bult into the phone, however, I'm not sure if "Swipe" is an Operating System utility or an "Application"... that is downloadable ...? My question is.... all of the videos that I've seen show the GNex using "tap" style texting, does anyone know if swipe will be available on the GNex device...?

Sent from my DROID BIONIC using Tapatalk

 

[Rickgsx]

No swype isn't on nexus. You'll need to go to swipe.com and get the app from there



Sent from my DROID BIONIC using Tapatalk

Thank you for the reply back...!!

 

[JoeUserTX]

Can't recall if these were listed in the other posts (wow, so many useful apps!), but I'm going to transfer what I can from the Fassy to the Nexus:

• K-9 email
• Flashlight
• Amazon app (and also Kindle)
• Various specialty GPS apps
• Zedge
• QR Droid Private
• IMDb app
• Scanner Radio
• and since I can't d/l this anymore, try to transfer iBoobs

I'll be installing Titanium Backup and if the OEM SMS app doesn't cut it try one of the alternatives already mentioned. Plus, all of my games.

Edit: Oh, and Swype (can't live without that!)

 

[CarbonOak]

--Ski & Snow Report - For the latest snowfall numbers for snowboarding!
--Pandora
--Facebook
--Yelp
--SwiftKey X (which I just got today for 10 cents but have yet to try out), Swype
--Ultimate Guitar Tabs
--Joystiq, Engadget
--Amazon App Store (for some of the free apps from there)

 

[Strafe]

Do not forget Llama from the app store. Great app that can detect and trigger events based on the cell tower your phone is locked to. It can auto-magically turn on/off WiFi and nearly any other setting in Android.

 

[Z Fury]

I seriously spent the last hour just browsing the app store. Being an Android newb, this is all amazingly new to me! So many cool things out there.

 

[whiteshadow001]

Assuming you've had some previous Android app experience - or you've been checking out the Market online - what are a few of the apps you're going to slap on the Verizon Galaxy Nexus when you get it? Maybe you won't know until you've had some time to experience ICS, but from what I've seen I'm pretty sure I will still be grabbing these apps:

1) Touchdown - for syncing to Exchange email.

2) The new browser looks pretty cool, but from what I've seen, I still think Dolphin browser is going to be more polished and feature rich.

3) Go SMS Pro - Same as above. At the same time, I'm hoping that ICS's SMS app is good enough. I have concerns about Go transmitting all my data to a China server based on a discussion I recently had with one of our better known experts here (nuff said).

4) Sonos - if you have a Sonos player, you will understand that one of the most awesome HiFi systems in the world is controlled by an equally awesome app.

5) One of the several apps that display a callers city and state for inbound phone calls.

6) The second this phone is rooted - the first app to go on the Galaxy Nexus will be AdFree.

7) B-Secure Folders - totally dope password storage app that syncs seamlessly with any computer you've configured it to do so.

8) I'm still thinking I will use Launcher Pro over the stock launcher. I should probably branch out and try some other launchers as well. I also like to hide apps I will never use, like Google Books, Latitude, and other Google apps I find more suitable replacements for in the Market.

Cory I remember about a week ago when you posted about tapatalk not playing nice with ICS. Has that issue been resolved because I use that app religiously.

 

[tony bag o donuts]

HD widgets
ADW Launcher EX
Chomp SMS
All the games I bought for my kids this week
Chrome to phone unless that's built in
Dropbox
Docs to Go
Fetch it! (phone finder)
Goodnews
Poweramp
Plume
Mvideoplayer
Our Groceries
Safewallet
Soundhound
Sirius/XM
Onstar
tapatalk
syncmypix
swiftkey

 

[toonz]

FFL 11
Handcent SMS
QQ Player
NYC Mate
Pandora

 

[aaCharley]

I will be upgrading from a DroidX. I want to continue to have a Tethering app for use of the Unlimited Data plan. Is anything available for that on the Galaxy Nexus?

 

[HardHitter#AC]

Now that you have your Nexus - What Apps are you getting?

I'm trying to figure out what the app is that makes the LED glow when you receive notifications. Anyone know?

Anyway, what other apps are you getting and loving?

 

[dude9000]

Re: Now that you have your Nexus - What Apps are you getting?

Id also like to know.
I am also looking for a flashlight app that works

 

[kcoan3]

Re: Now that you have your Nexus - What Apps are you getting?

how about an hd wallpapers app!

 

[Qazme]

Re: Now that you have your Nexus - What Apps are you getting?

Light flow is what you are looking for I think.

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.rageconsulting.android.lightflow&hl=en