Android applessification

Applications that got the chopping block

Square

SwitchPro Widget

Listen

ADWLauncher EX

HNews

Google Sky Map

Google Buzz widget

Taskos To Do List

NXP TagWriter

OpenWatch Recorder

Flickroid

360

Bnter

ASTRO File Manager

Foursquare

Disco

Hulu Plus

Touchnote

Battleheart

BBC News

Al Jazeera English

Pool Party

Dropbox

Barcode Scanner

Amazon.com

Applications that are on notice

Google Earth - I don't actually use it but I can't remove it.

Postagram - I love the idea but it needs to integrate with Androids contact manager and use the Market's micro payments.

Google Shopper

Applications that are sticking around

Google+

Twitter

Battle.net Authenticator

USAA Mobile

Google Maps

Netflix

Google Docs

Google Goggles

Pandora Internet Radio

Google Authenticator

Voice Search

Zipcar

YouTube

Blogger

Google Voice

My Tracks

Music

Google Books

Videos

Google Translate

Google Reader

Google Chrome to Phone

Google Apps Device Policy

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