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I know this has been asked before, but couldn't find anything asked/written in the past year on HN.
- Hacker News Reader by Corey Trager. Currently the only client that works for me.
- DrioidWall, sort of like LittleSnitch for the Mac, you can block apps from accessing the internet.
- JuiceDefender. Some say that it doesn't work, but after customizing the settings, I find extends my battery pretty well.
- Douban.fm. Good online radio app for those of us outside US without access to Pandora et al. Chinese startup so speeds can be slower at times.
- For my todo list, I use Flick Note as a widget extended to cover an entire homescreen (with TouchWiz 4.5), synced to Simple Note. I also use Flick Note for all other note-taking needs, and have frozen/disabled a few default apps with similar features. On my Macs I use Notational Velocity to edit the list and GeekTools to display on my dekstop.
- NewsRob (for Google Reader)
- Twitter, sometimes Seesmic (Seesmic is a bit more powerful)
- GoDroid, for playing Go
- Glympse, great app for sharing your geoposition with friends for a set period
- Connectbot, for SSH
- FlickFolio, for uploading to Flickr - Amazon Kindle, for reading books on the bus
- DI Radio
- OI Notepad
- OI File manager
- Aix Weather widget, has a temperature/precipitation graph- Shazam (For detecting random radio songs)
- Amazon mp3 (For buying/playing those detected songs)
- Pandora (Listening to online radio)
- Evernote (Writing ideas that hit me down quickly and keeping them organized)
- Flickr [new]
- Songbird—Favourite music player so far
- Aldiko Book Reader—Excellent interface + easy importing of PDFs and other files
- Dictionary.com—Recently updated with a new interface and is also much faster
- Dropbox, ConnectBot—SSH on the go
- Pingdom—Notifications of website downtime
- Opera Mobile—Favourite browser
- Prey
- JuiceDefender Plus—Has noticeably improved battery life
- CardioTrainer—For running