Motorola Milestone, Apps that I use

Here is a list of applications that I have downloaded from Android Market and use them.

• Barcode Scanner -- Really essential app, can use the camera to scan any barcode. This app is also used by many other apps for that functionality.
• Bubble -- A surface level testing application
• Calorie Counter -- A client for weight losers' social network http://www.fatsecret.com
• Cardio Trainer -- Can record your running sessions along with a google map
• Compass -- A regular direction compass, has analog and digital settings. Pretty useful
• Documents to Go -- Office compatible document reader and editing capability
• Facebook for Android -- What would be life without facebook
• Finance -- Client for Google Finance
• Fring -- IM client for many systems, supports skype
• Goggles -- Nifty app that can decipher things based on their pictures, Just point the camera and it would tell you what it is.
• Voice -- Client for google Voice. I have it but can't use it in India
• Layar -- Augmented Reality app, overlays stuff on google map. Pretty cool
• Listen -- Podcast finder
• Locale -- Very nifty app to change the settings of your phone based on time or your location.
• My Tracks -- Records your movements. Very useful to share directions with others.
• My Backup -- Backups all the user data on SD card. Useful when changing phones.
• Places Directory -- Another cool app from Google, nice to find places around you.
• Seesmic -- A twitter client
• Shazam -- Can decipher song details by listening to it.
• ShopSavvy -- Retail app, not very useful for India but apparently very popular in Japan
• SMS Backup -- Backups all your SMS messages to your gmail account under a specified Label.
• Toggle Wifi -- Does what it says, I place it as a shortcut on home screen to control WiFi
• TouchDown -- Exchange App, I prefer it over what is already on the phone
• Twidroid -- Client for twitter, I prefer it over seesmic
• Unit Converter -- Converts pretty much any unit to any other unit
• Ustream Broadcaster -- Broadcast yourself. Pretty good
• Voice Recorder -- Record voice

Let me know you any of you people out there use any other app that you find useful. I can try that out.