Quickoffice Pro HD
In our experience Quickoffice, and apps of its ilk, tend to work swimmingly until you’re three minutes away from the most important presentation of your life, Still, the increased screen real estate of Android 3.0 makes spreadsheets more workable.
Fuze meeting
Brilliant, you’re thinking: a web conferencing app for Android 3.0. Because all my colleagues have Android 3.0. Well, never fear -Fuze is capable of hosting up to five remote attendees on various platforms, including iOS, Mac and Windows. Sweet.
Google Earth
Unsurprisingly, Google Maps and Google Earth work far better on Google’s own native operating system than on other platforms, Couple that with the fact that Google Earth is one of the best things ever, and you’ll sec why this is a must-have free app.
Plus News
Super RSS readers may not seem like a particularly zeitgeisty thing to do with a next-gen tablet, but it is, in fact, a highly desirable functionality. Pulse News enriches your feeds with pictures and formatting, making it a nicer way to absorb content.
Google Body
It€™s not all fun and news, you know. Apps can be educational. Google Body let you €“ or, more likely your kids €“ swoop in and out of the body€™s parts with enough sickness and gunther von Hagens €“ esque horror to forget that they are learning.
CNN
While iPad users are quickly getting over the hyped-up hoo-hah of the Sky News app, CNN has created rather a nice Android app with stacked stories and integrated video. There’s user-submitted content too, for all you citizen journalists.
Samurai II: Vengence
High-def, comic-genic slash n’ stabber that shows off the rich screen of the Motorola Xoom. It doesn’t look like the most Involving game ever, but it does have a combination of adventure and challenge modes to make dull train journeys a lot brighter,
LogMeIn Ignition
So, dilemma. You’re going on a two-day business trip. Do you take your laptop, with all that useful stuff on it, or your light, lovely tablet? The latter, with LogMeln so you can remotely access your PC desktop. Pricey, but essential for road warriors,
TouchDown for Tablets
There is a big difference between an OS that supports MSExchange throughout its various email and calendar extensions, and a slick, Exchange-accessing app that shows all your corporate gubbins in neat tabbed sections. This, you may have guessed, is the latter.
WeatherBug Elite
There are certain things about which it is useful to know each morning, and how Angry the Birds are is generally not one of them. What the weather is doing, anywhere in the world, and subsequently how one should be attired, is. Fact.
