I saw this over at Jason Langridge’s Weblog and thought that this would be kinda cool to do over here on TiltSite.

I am going to list in no particular order of preference, my Top Ten Favorite Applications I am currently running on my AT&T Tilt.

Feel free to comment on your favorites also!

So check out after the break, My Top Ten Favorite Applications!

 

 

#1 Soti Pocket Controller

I know I am using an older version, but hey, it does all I need it to and does it is awesome. This is the program I use to bring you all those cool screen shots that include the AT&T Tilt Theme.

 

 

 

 

 

#2  Resco File Explorer 2007

Resco file explorer is a must have. Period.

 

 

 

 

 

 

#3  eWallet

eWallet keeps me organized with all of my sensitive information safely locked away. eWallet is longest I have ever used a single program.

 

 

 

 

#4  Skyfire

Skyfire has made my Tilt an absolute pleasure to surf the Internet with. I can view websites that were not possible to be viewed with Pocket Internet Explorer. Awesome Stuff. Check my review out on Skyfire also:

http://tiltsite.com/2008/03/skyfire-my-initial-impression/

 

 

 

#5  Spb Finance

Another application I use every day.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 #6  Spb Mobile Shell

I am a sucker for a slick user interface and Mobile Shell is awesome. Check out our review located here:

http://tiltsite.com/2008/03/spb-mobile-shell-20-review/

 

 

 

 

#7 Windows Live Search

I literally would be lost without this program. Windows Live Search is my GPS Software of Choice right now. And it’s free!

 

 

 

 

 

#8 KaiserTweak

This is a must have for your AT&T Tilt and HTC TyTN II that will dramatically improve battery life and save you from making a ton of registry hacks.

 

 

 

 

#9  QuickMenu

This is a great freeware program I know you will like. It has tons of options and functionality.

 

 

 

 

 

#10  BlueTooth Audio

Another Freeware program that I love to use. It allows the user to stream Audio from their device to a BlueTooth Headset.

Posted by Doug Smith | Filed under: AT&T

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