Apps
Windows Phone Activity Tracking App
Trackables for Windows Phone lets you track everything that is trackable – from projects to how many cups of coffee or tea you had. You can define personal goals too – something like promising yourself that you will bring your weight down to a certain level. Possibilities with this app are endless. Read on this review to find more about it.
Google Music for Windows Phone
Google is not a huge fan or supporter of windows phone. In fact, they only have a half baked Google search app available at the windows phone marketplace that has not been updated since v1.0. I am personally a huge fan of Google Music and the search engine giant has shown no interest in porting it to WP7 platform. Fortunately, we have an excellent, active development community at XDA that have come up with an app called CloudMuzik.

Windows Phone Kids Apps
Best things in life are free – and this quote applies for Windows Phone as well. There are plethora of amazing apps for kids that are either available for free or costs a dollar or two. Here is the list of some of those apps that we think should be there on your windows phone to keep them, especially during the times when you do not want to be disturbed.
Dropbox, CloudMe, Amazon S3, Live Mesh on Windows Phone
A new app called SMEStorage has made its debut for Windows Phone smartphones which provides access to myriad Cloud services. While Windows Phone has very tight Skydrive integration, many users have been waiting to access their dropbox, and cloudme accounts on their phones. This app allows you to access those and a lot more other services as well.
Windows Phone 7 Remote Desktop Apps
If you want to have quick access to your office or home computer while you are away from it, you will need a remote desktop app on your mobile device, which in this case is a Windows Phone smartphone. While iPhone and Android app stores are brimming with such apps, there are only a couple of apps on the Windows Phone marketplace, both of which are discussed here.

IM Plus Windows Phone Review
I somehow convinced myself to shell out freaking 10 dollars for an instant messaging app. This is the maximum I have spent on a wp7 app till now. Anyway, for 10 dollars, it got to impress me real nice. The IM Plus for Windows Phone supports all major IM services, including Facebook Chat, Google Talk, Jabber, ICQ, Skype, MySpace, Yahoo and AOL.



