A Comprehensive List of Apps for iOS

This is the list of apps I have installed on my phone and would recommend any user to try.

1. Adobe Reader
2. Airdroid
3. Aldiko
4. Barcode Scanner
5. BBM
6. Bing
7. Blogger
8. Box
9. Bump
10. CDE
11. Chrome
12. Cloud Print
13. Copy
14. Cortana
15. Cubby
16. Device Manager
17. Drive
18. Dropbox
19. ES File Manager
20. ES Task Manager
21. Evernote
22. Facebook
23. File Commander
24. File Manager
25. Fing
26. Firefox
27. Flava
28. Flickr
29. Flipboard
30. Foursquare
31. Gmail
32. Goggles
33. Google Earth
34. Hangouts
35. HipChat
36. Instagram
37. Keep
38. Kobo
39. Line
40. LinkedIn
41. Maps
42. Messenger
43. My Tracks
44. OneDrive
45. OneNote
46. Opera
47. Path
48. Pinterest
49. Play Books
50. Play Games
51. Play Movies
52. Play Music
53. Play Newsstand [Play Magazines]
54. Pocket
55. Pulse
56. Pushbullet
57. Quickoffice
58. Quora
59. Scatter
60. Skyfire
61. Skype
62. Snapchat
63. StumbleUpon
64. SugarSync
65. TeamViewer
66. Telegram
67. Translate
68. Trello
69. Tumblr
70. Twitter
71. Umano
72. Viber
73. WhatsApp
74. Wikipedia
75. Wordpress
76. YouTube
77. Zite

Optionally, you might want to try the following:

1. AeroFS
2. Banjo
3. Bitcasa
4. Buffer
5. Circle
6. CloudMagic
7. CloudMe
8. Cloze
9. Evomail
10. Fetchnotes
11. Github
12. Glide
13. Hike
14. Highlight
15. HootSuite
16. Jongla
17. MapFactor
18. MapQuest
19. Maverick
20. Onavo
21. Orkut
22. Otixo
23. Schemer
24. Scribd
25. Skitch
26. SocialCam
27. Sphere
28. Springpad
29. Tango
30. Touch
31. Waze
32. Wisepilot
33. Zello

Music:

1. SoundCloud
2. Apple Music
3. Gaana
4. Saavn
5. 8tracks
6. Spotify
7. Pandora

Accessibility:

Tether
MacID
Scribe
Scatter
Xender

A Comprehensive List of Apps for Android

This is the list of apps I have installed on my phone and would recommend any user to try.

1. Adobe Reader
2. Airdroid
3. Aldiko
4. Barcode Scanner
5. BBM
6. Bing
7. Blogger
8. Bump
9. CDE
10. Chrome
11. Cloud Print
12. Device Manager
13. Drive
14. Dropbox
15. ES File Manager
16. ES Task Manager
17. Evernote
18. Facebook
19. File Commander
20. File Manager
21. Firefox
22. Flava
23. Flickr
24. Flipboard
25. Foursquare
26. Gmail
27. Goggles
28. Hangouts
29. Instagram
30. Keep
31. Kobo
32. LinkedIn
33. Maps
34. My Tracks
35. OneNote
36. Opera
37. Pinterest
38. Play Books
39. Play Games
40. Play Movies
41. Play Music
42. Play Newsstand [Play Magazines]
43. Pocket
44. Pulse
45. Pushbullet
46. Quickoffice
47. Scatter
48. SkyDrive
49. Skyfire
50. StumbleUpon
51. SugarSync
52. TeamViewer
53. Translate
54. Trello
55. Tumblr
56. Twitter
57. Umano
58. WhatsApp
59. Wikipedia
60. Wordpress
61. YouTube
62. Zite

I assume Google Search and Voice Search are pre-installed on all devices along with Google Text-to-Speech, Google+, Gmail, Drive and Maps.

So is News & Weather. Google Currents' functionality is provided by Play Newsstand

Optionally, you might want to try the following:

1. AeroFS
2. Banjo
3. Bitcasa
4. Box
5. Buffer
6. Circle
7. CloudMagic
8. CloudMe
9. Cloze
10. Evomail
11. Fetchnotes
12. Github
13. Glide
14. Hike
15. Highlight
16. HootSuite
17. Jongla
18. MapFactor
19. MapQuest
20. Maverick
21. Onavo
22. Orkut
23. Otixo
24. Path
25. Quora
26. Schemer
27. Scribd
28. Skitch
29. Snapchat
30. SocialCam
31. SoundCloud
32. Sphere
33. Springpad
34. Tango
35. Telegram
36. Touch
37. Viber
38. Waze
39. Wisepilot
40. Zello

Games:

Scrabble
Strata
UNO & Friends
Weave
Wordament

Accessibility:
Gesture Search
TalkBack

Quick Link to Apps installed on your phone - https://play.google.com/apps

Number System Conversions - Handy Coding Tricks

1. Decimal to Binary and other number systems

Integer.toBinaryString(int);
Integer.toOctalString(int);
Integer.toHexString(int);
Integer.toString(int number) // base 10
Integer.toString(int number, int radix)

Examples:
Integer.toBinaryString(15); // will return "1111"
Integer.toString(15, 2); // will return "1111"
Integer.toBinaryString(123); // will return "1111011"
Integer.toString(123, 2); // will return "1111011"
Integer.toOctalString(15); // will return "17"
Integer.toString(15, 8); // will return "17"
Integer.toOctalString(123); // will return "173"
Integer.toString(123, 8); // will return "173"
Integer.toString(15); // will return "15"
Integer.toString(15, 10); // will return "15"
Integer.toString(123); // will return "123"
Integer.toString(123, 10); // will return "123"
Integer.toHexString(15); // will return "f"
Integer.toHexString(15).toUpperCase(); // will return "F"
Integer.toHexString(123); // will return "7b"
Integer.toHexString(123).toUpperCase(); // will return "7B"
Integer.toString(15, 16); // will return "f"
Integer.toString(15, 16).toUpperCase(); // will return "F"
Integer.toString(123, 16); // will return "7b"
Integer.toString(123, 16).toUpperCase(); // will return "7B"

2. Binary to Decimal and other number systems

Integer.parseInt(String decimalstring); //base 10
Integer.parseInt(String decimalstring,int radix=10);
Integer.parseInt(String stringrepresentation,int radix);
Integer.parseInt(String binarystring,int radix=2); // Binary to Decimal
Integer.parseInt(Integer.toString(Integer.parseInt(binarystring,2),8)); //Binary to Octal
Integer.toString(Integer.parseInt(binarystring,2),16)); //Binary to Hexadecimal

Examples:

Integer.parseInt("15"); //will return 15

Integer.parseInt("12345"); //will return 12345

Integer.parseInt("1111",2); // will return 15

Integer.parseInt("1111011",2); // will return 123

Integer.parseInt("10101",2); // will return 21

Integer.parseInt("17",8); // will return 15

Integer.parseInt("173",8); // will return 123

Integer.parseInt("123",8); // will return 83

Integer.parseInt("CAFE",16); // will return 51966

Integer.parseInt("BABE",16); // will return 47806

3. Other manipulations - Octal to Hexadecimal and Hexadecimal to Octal

Integer.toString(Integer.parseInt("123",8),16); // will return 53

Integer.toString(Integer.parseInt("123",16),8); // will return 443

Apps for Windows Phone

Oh! You are on Windows Phone? Wow! Did you try exploring the store?
Or browse through the apps in this Essential Apps collection?
Thats so amazing! If you havent, take time to try out all the apps by Microsoft first - here
How many apps do you have? Not many.. Awww! Whatever you do, get acquainted with OneNote.
Or install Evernote.

First of all, install this app, recommended by me and my friend. it provides Shortcut Tiles for frequently used Settings

I am frustrated, so frustrated i dont even want to make a new post to my blog.
There is NO Gmail or Hangouts app for Windows Phone.
I would like to sincerely request all the app developers in the Google team out there to do something, so that Windows Phone users too have access to the services offered by Google.
[3rd-party Gmail App link here!]
Everyone deserves an app for his/her device. You have to deliver equally. Atleast provide an official Google Talk app, why should consumers rely on 3rd-party apps like GChat? What about File Sync and File Sharing via Google Drive - you talked about unified storage. Its going waste now! :-(
[3rd party GDrive Apps - 1 and 2!]

No official Google Maps for Windows Phone, but loads of unofficial ones - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
You must try Waze! or MapQuest!

Dont worry, i have a list for you to try out! Go get Google's only app for your platform first! Needless to stay, still saying, install the Google Search app! By the way, dont ditch the Bing Search App!

For those of you who cant stay without Google's Products and Services (like me), you gotta use unofficial apps as listed -

I dont want to comment about the official YouTube app [made by Microsoft though, not Google] since it keeps going alive and off again and again.
[Kind of a cold war - Microsoft blocks, Google updates, Microsoft unblocks, still there has been a steady war of words between the two - "reasons are crafted", HTML5 stuff ..blah.blah. ]

Wait, I am not talking about WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, FourSquare, etc.
Not even Hike or LINE, WeChat or Skype. Instant Messaging is a mess everywhere.
Lets talk about news aggregation apps, where you are sure to learn something new or gain knowledge
rather than spending time typing on that touch keyboard for quarrels and discussions on IM groups.
News - There is NO Pulse, NO Flipboard for you, try Weave or use Bing News!
Better off try Zite!

Weather - If you dont like AccuWeather, which would be too rare an occurrence , try Bing Weather!
There are other apps too - Bing Travel, Bing Finance or Bing Sports, if you like.
Since Google Translator is not available for your device, Bing Translator will come handy.
It takes time, but things have now arrived in time - Bing is here!
Get the Bing Maps app back in place using this or this, in case you have a Nokia Lumia!
I havent tried this app WizTiles, but i'm lovin' it!

Thanks to Windows Phone’s efforts over the past few years, Bing now has an expanded home in the mobile space. I love Bing Wallpapers! Fire that app everyday and you shall have a good morning! :-)
In this blogpost, I am talking about apps worth exploring.

Photography - I am sorry, but there's no Instagram for you! But you do have Aviary.
You may try Oggl, Camera360, FhotoRoom or Photosynth.
Nokia Lumia's Cinemagraph, Panorama, PhotoBeam, SmartShoot, etc. are good too.
Relief, there are official apps for Tumblr and Flickr! :-)
Before all that, you MUST install FreshPaint! Its just awesome!

Try FunctionPlotter, PeriodicTable if you are a science freak,
Music - Try Deezer, Spotify or Pandora if you love to explore some music!
Breaking News - TeamViewer just launched a new app for WP8 users!

So that was a scanty app store collection for you, you have any ideas [like I do],
contact me via comments or get started building your apps right here.
Microsoft made a WYSIWYG WebApp for AppDevs called "Windows Phone App Studio"
Follow the 4 simple steps - Idea. Content. Style. Use as mentioned here. Get

Ready. Set. Go. Done!

Web Browsing - Tired of using IE [Internet Explorer] again on your Windows Phone, u think there's no other choice? You're wrong. There's UC Browser for you! Maybe you can find Opera Mini or Opera Mobile too! Nokia users you have got Nokia Express, what else do you want?

Do you use a Windows 8 device, then you must try this Windows Phone app for Windows 8 [PC]!

I shall list more apps as i find time to crawl and do research on the whole new app ecosystem!

Let me get back to my Digit Fast Track to Windows Phone [written a year ago, for WP7] - to understand the evolution of WP from WP& to WP8 and anticipate the future of Windows Phone.
RIP MeeGo! And now, RIP Symbian

An advice - Make good use of SkyDrive! It alone does the job of Dropbox & SugarSync!
[No official mobile apps for these cloud storage services for the Windows Phone platform; Maybe they aren't coming any soon either. So start developing yourself. You already have free access to their API. ]
Cloud Storage / File Sync : No cloud storage provider provides official apps for Windows Phone except Box. Btw, you can try these 3rd party apps - dropbox, Dropbox or FileBox, Caramel for Sugarsync. Wait. There's another cloud storage service Copy for you!

Update: Apps for Windows Phone can be download manually and transferred via other media [Bluetooth/USB/WiFi/etc] from the official Windows Phone website as .xap files
(like how iOS uses .ipa files and Android uses .apk files) and hence, cracked apps too might be available if you search using better tools and appropriate keywords.

You must try TouchDevelop. And dont forget to send feedback - SuggestionBox to Microsoft!
This platform is heating up fast, it is just lukewarm yet. Android and iOS, watch out! Others, please maintain silence. Who knows the future of Blackberry? Palm webOS is already dead. Bada & Symbian are history. Maemo is obsolote. MeeGo couldnt stand up for a fight. Taizen packs a punch. Lets wait for FirefoxOS devices in common man's hands. #Geeksphone

Wanna try access/transfer files from the PC - Try Tonido for WP here, Also available for iOS, Android, BlackBerry! Just like BTSync!

If you use iOS, try out GDrive.
PS: This Dictionary app for Windows Phone is just awesome.

Google Mnemonic Links - SubDomain Redirects! #Semantics

Google mnemonic shortcuts/shortlinks -

Here is a list of All Google Products you have ever used -> Link
And here is your Dashboard, use google.com/dashboard to avoid the mouse.

Google Accounts at accounts.google.com
(Google Account Activity Reports at google.com/settings/activity
Google Admin Page at admin.google.com
Google AdWords at google.com/business, ads.google.com & adwords.google.com
Google AdSense at adsense.google.com
Google Alerts at alerts.google.com
Google Android Device Manager at google.com/android/devicemanager
Google App Engine at appengine.google.com
Google Apps for Business at google.com/a, apps.google.com & google.com/enterprise/apps/business/
Google Apps for Education at google.com/enterprise/apps/education/
Google Apps Status at appsstatus.google.com or google.com/appsstatus
Google Blogger at blogger.google.com, blogger.com or blogspot.com
Google Blog Search at blogsearch.google.com
Google Bookmarks at bookmarks.google.com
Google Books at books.google.com, book.google.com or print.google.com
[To perform, advanced book search, use this link]
Google Calendar at calendar.google.com
Google Chrome at chrome.google.com or chrome.com
[The Google Chrome Web Store can be accessed here -> https://chrome.google.com/webstore ]
(Google Chrome Sync at google.com/settings/chrome)
Google Cloud Platform at cloud.google.com
Google Cloud Print at google.com/cloudprint
Google Code at code.google.com
Google Contacts at contacts.google.com or google.com/contacts
Google Developers at developer.google.com or developers.google.com
Google Docs at docs.google.com or doc.google.com or documents.google.com
Google Drive at drive.google.com or gdrive.net
(Google Drive Storage Summary at google.com/settings/storage)
Google in Education at google.com/edu or google.com/education
Google Earth at earth.google.com or google.com/earth
Google Enterprise Search at google.com/enterprise/search/ & mini.google.com
Google Finance at finance.google.com or google.com/finance
Google Games at games.google.com {obsolete/discontinued}
Google Groups at groups.google.com or group.google.com
Google Hangouts at hangouts.google.com or hangout.google.com
Google Helpouts at helpouts.google.com or helpouts.google.com
Google Hotel Finder at hotels.google.com or hotelfinder.google.com
Google Image Search at images.google.com or image.google.com
Google Keep at keep.google.com, drive.google.com/keep or google.com/keep
Google Mail at mail.google.com, googlemail.com or gmail.com
Google Maps at maps.google.com, map.google.com or google.com/maps
Google Maps Preview at yp.google.com or google.com/maps/preview
Google Mars at mars.google.com
Google Merchants Center at merchants.google.com
Google Mobile at mobile.google.com or google.com/mobile
Google Moderator at google.com/moderator
Google Moon at moon.google.com
Google Movie Showtimes at movies.google.com, movie.google.com or google.com/movies
Google (Play) Music at music.google.com or google.com/music
(Google Now at google.com/now)
Google Offers at offers.google.com or google.com/offers
Google Patents at patents.google.com
Google Photos at photos.google.com or photo.google.com and picasaweb.google.com
Google Picasa at picasa.google.com or picasa.com
Google Places for Business at places.google.com or google.com/business/placesforbusiness/
Google Play at play.google.com or google.com/play
Google Plus [Google+] at plus.google.com, plusone.google.com or google.com/plus
(Google Postini at postini.google.com)
Google Public Data at publicdata.google.com
Google Reader at reader.google.com or google.com/reader {obsolete/discontinued}
Google Scholar at scholar.google.com or google.com/scholar
Google (Apps) Script at script.google.com or google.com/script
Google Search at search.google.com
Google Security at security.google.com
Google Shopping at products.google.com, shopping.google.com and froogle.com
Google Sites at sites.google.com
Google Sky at sky.google.com
Google Slides at slides.google.com
Google Spreadsheets at spreadsheets.google.com or spreadsheet.google.com
Google Street View at google.com/streetview
Google Tag Manager at tagmanager.google.com
Google Talk [now Hangouts] at talk.google.com
Google Toolbar at toolbar.google.com
Google Translate at translate.google.com or google.com/translate
Google Transparency Report at google.com/transparencyreport
Google Trends at trends.google.com or google.com/trends
Google Ventures at ventures.google.com or googleventures.com
Google Videos at videos.google.com or video.google.com
Google Voice at voice.google.com or google.com/voice
Google Wallet at wallet.google.com or google.com/wallet
Google Web Designer at google.com/webdesigner
Google Webmasters at webmaster.google.com

More:
google.com/archivesearch for Google Advanced News Search
google.com/searchhistory for Google Web Search History [Also, history.google.com]
or google.com/psearch for Google Personalized Search

Checkout Google FreeZone at freezone.google.com or use
the link - http://www.google.com/intl/en_in/mobile/landing/freezone/

Feel free to give Feedback to Google, get started right here!

Help improve Google’s products
Sending your feedback is very easy using Google Feedback. Just click Send feedback or Report a bug, enter a description, highlight and/or black out parts of the page, and click Submit to send your feedback straight to Google.

View all the feedbacks you have ever given by accessing this Report Log!
If you want to read something, read Google's Terms of Service!

While you use other services/search engines like Microsoft's Bing, do the same there in the name of humanity so as to provide better, improved and efficient search for the future generations. The whole world will remember you and praise your efforts! 

Cloud IDEs

"Software Factories" and "Component Markets" are now dead.

Ever-used Call-back functions in Javascript? Worked with Clojure? Tried WIMP?

Okay. Back to Coding! We all code. We code in the day and in the night. We code at college and back at home. I think code while having food and dream code while travelling. So code is the primary entity. 

But code has to be written, typed, tested, reviewed and modified, optimized so that the whole universe of things evolves and a whole new revolution is set in motion and the momentum keeps things going. There's no force. It just needs an impulse. A Spark! A thought! An idea and thats all!

So we code hard! And maintain or possess multiple copies of the code to roll back or start from scratch.

Come Web IDEs that do all this online.

A list shall follow soon
Ref:
http://www.slant.co/topics/713/~what-are-the-best-cloud-ides
http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/cloud-ide-developers/

OwnCloud Research Survey

Whats OwnCloud?

OwnCloud is a private cloud storage service project with an accompanying open source code repository, started by Frank Karlitschek, that used WebDAV. ownCloud isn't just about syncing files. It syncs not just files but contacts, calendars and bookmarks across devices. It even features music streaming features! it has about 4e5 users. ownCloud enables businesses to host their own, on premises or remote, cloud storage while maintaining regulatory and compliance needs. Can be put to good use for educational purposes and implemented in University campuses.

OwnCloud Mobile Apps - Android & iOS
Github Link

Gotta read this and this!