What's your favorite app?

[kshapiro]

I am personally very excited about Netflix on the tablet. Love being able to watch movies wherever I want. I also like the handwriting to text feautres. Angry Birds! Google Skymap has also been really great to go outside and look at the stars. It feels very old world despite the fact that I'm holding a new age tablet in my hands. In my opinion there are so many more things that I can do on this when compared to the iPad.

[NUTSH3LL]

Has anyone tried iDisplay yet? Looks to be promising now that it has USB support

[donchang]

ESV Bible - Would defiintely like to see a dual screen with greek & hebrew though.

EzPDF Reader

Writepad

QuickOffice Pro HD

Touch Calendar

Thinking Space

Evernote

Libra...

List keeps growing.

[markfreeman]

The Sketchbook Pro app is one of the coolest apps I have used. You should try it.

Mark

[fregoe]

I tried iDisplay but only in WLAN- Mode. It works great but a bit slow. I have to try USB to see if it's faster.

[hazmat2]

I'm glad I'm not the only person who likes to use ezPDF Reader. Even in its infancy, per se, it's a fantastic PDF annotation app. I use it every single day.

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donchang wrote:

ESV Bible - Would defiintely like to see a dual screen with greek & hebrew though.

EzPDF Reader

Writepad

QuickOffice Pro HD

Touch Calendar

Thinking Space

Evernote

Libra...

List keeps growing.

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[dodger86]

Thinking space just made my study much more easy :-D .., same with quick office pro and cloud computing.

[iceball]

total commander is cool for file management.

evernote is good for notes.

writepad is good for handwriting.

doc to go is good for pdf.

colornotes not bad

[Krurps]

@ donchang: have a look at Olivetree's BibleReader. At least on my Smarthone it allows dual screen parallel-studying
(Hope, it works on TPT, haven´t tried by myself yet)

[vijil]

@ Krurps I've found biblereader more than a little laggy.  Seems to work better on my cheap entry level phone.

My favourite app would be SketchBookPro if it wasn't so broken on the TPT (constantly missing strokes).  

Besides that I'll have to say Grooveshark - Choose a great song, and then hear a bunch of music in a similar style from other artists.  Awesome way to discover new bands.