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Re:Ask HN: what apps do you use most on your smartphone/tablet? by andretti1977 on Tuesday January 14, 2014 @12:05PM (#7058149)
I have an android device and these are the apps i use mainly: standard browser, gmail, hangout, calendar, online/offline navigators (Google Navigator and MapFactor Navigator), backpacking tracker (Orux maps), TripAdvisor, GoogleDrive, Torch, memo and diary, various AngryBirds editions and italian based weather app. No facebook account, twitter sometimes.
Re:Ask HN: what apps do you use most on your smartphone/tablet? by CatsoCatsoCatso on Tuesday January 14, 2014 @12:28PM (#7058317)
HackerNews 2, is the only one aside from the default installs of Chrome, Google Play & Gmail. Browsing with music and an email client to email links and ideas to myself. I never find myself giving other apps more than 2 or 3 uses.
Re:Ask HN: what apps do you use most on your smartphone/tablet? by jhowley on Tuesday January 14, 2014 @12:09PM (#7058173)
Most used (Guilty Pleasure): Baconreader (reddit,news) Most utilized: Evernote (storage)
Re:Ask HN: what apps do you use most on your smartphone/tablet? by duiker101 on Tuesday January 14, 2014 @12:07PM (#7058159)
gmail, hangouts, spotify, randmon game of the month that I just discovered, RedReader (os reddit client), Twitch (live video streaming)
Re:Ask HN: what apps do you use most on your smartphone/tablet? by theparallel on Tuesday January 14, 2014 @12:03PM (#7058126)
Mailbox, WhatsApp, NBA Game Time, Feedly, Spotify
Re:Ask HN: what apps do you use most on your smartphone/tablet? by ddv on Tuesday January 14, 2014 @12:46PM (#7058444)
iOS: Trello, Hackers (HN client), Heyday, Gmail, Chrome
Re:Ask HN: what apps do you use most on your smartphone/tablet? by VLM on Tuesday January 14, 2014 @12:32PM (#7058347)
Would have been more fun to force one app per post. Not mentioned already: ProWeatherAlert, RadarScope, Kindle, Amazon, runkeeper (although a better name would be hike-keeper for me), dropbox, google drive.

If you have to be told what a kindle is (and its app), or what it does...