subject: The Very Best Of The Top Paid Android Applications [print this page] You don't want to spend your hard earned money on something that you can't use. This is true no matter how much money you are thinking of spending. All the same, there are some applications whose free versions are simply not as good. Figuring out which paid Android apps are better than their free counterparts can be difficult. You want the very best applications available but you are afraid of paying for something that turns out to be a dud. This is where articles like this come in handy. We have written about the best top paid Android applications that we could find.
Greed is an affordable paid Android application. It sounds like it is meant for money purposes but it isn't. This app helps Android users keep track of all of their RSS feeds. For less than three bucks you will be able to integrate your Google Reader seamlessly into your Android phone. For people who enjoy reading blogs and news sites, the app will allow them to keep up with all of the latest posts and uploads to their favorite sites. You don't have to worry about missing any stories or posts. You can read your feeds whether or not your phone is connected to the internet, connect to twitter and even manage podcasts.
QuickOffice for Android is one of the most popular paid apps for the Android phone. We couldn't find a recent price but this is a great application if you spend a lot of time away from your office. This application allows you to open Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel files that are stored on your phone's memory card or that get sent to you as Gmail attachments. The application allows text wrapping, images and table formatting. The only drawback to this application is that the files it will access are pretty limited. You will only be able to access the most recent forms of MS Word and MS Excel.
If you don't like having to scroll through a bunch of different menus to get to the application you want, you should consider downloading BetterCut. This is a paid Android app that allows you to make shortcuts to any application or location on your home screen. This is great for those applications that you use a lot but don't always have time to find. You can also use the app to change the icons for your shortcuts and make icons without having to implement a slide out keyboard.
Messing around with applications is half the fun of being a smart phone owner. The apps might even be the whole reason you decided to buy your Android phone! Of course, choosing which of the top paid Android applications is most worth your money can be a bit daunting. You want to have fun but you don't want to waste money. The last thing you want to do is spend money on an app that isn't worth your time or that you end up not using often.
