My accumulated Android apps

It's incredible how quickly these apps can accumulate.
I thought I would list them all before I forgot
My favourites (29 number)

Backup to Gmail (0.4.3) 
Better Keyboard 8 (Gingerbread Edition) (8.4.4), Better Keyboard Unlock Key (Unlock key 1.0)
BBC iPlayer (1.0)
Astrid Tasks (3.7.2), Astrid Locale (1.0), Astrid Power Pack (1.1.8)
CalenGoo (1.0.36)
Chrome to Phone (2.2.0)
ChromeMarks (2011.04.16)
Cycle Hire Widget (2.08)
Dolphin Browser HD (4.6.1), Dolphin License (2.0.0)
Folder Organizer (3.3.3)
gReader Pro (2.1.2)

Folder Organizer screen displaying apps and folders 

Listen (1.1.4)
LogMeIn (1.2.171)
Locus Pro (1.5.2), Locus - addon AR (0.3), Locus - addon Contacts (1.1)
Ocado (1.3.4)
OpenTable (1.7.2)
Movies (3.3)
mSpot (1.3.2.88389b)
Rail Planner Live (1.7.1)
RealCalc (1.6.0)
RSA Vision (1.0b3)
RunKeeper (2.7.3.3)
Tasker (1.0.20u3)
TuneIn Radio (2.0)
TV-Guide (2.3.9)
TwonkyServer Mobile (1.1)
Urban Dictionary (3.5 - Improved widget + extended timouts for slow connections.)
Wattpad (2.0.2)
YouTube Remote (1.4)


Market now allows download from desktop to phone

Other good and installed (70 +, *** highly recommended)

Experience and tools for setting up new UK private company

Well I can say it has been fun and there is so much help out there is appears to be quite straightforward (so far). 
The Business Link support webpages have been and continue to be really helpful; so far I've used the governmental portal link, the comprehensive schedule of applicable regulations based on questions about business and created a timescales for VAT and company reporting etc.

• Clear Books for me has been a huge success for affordable, simple to use online accounting software
  
• Companies House is all on-line as it HMRC - so all efficient there.
• Brighton Company Formations did the formation in hours and provided good supporting pack of information through the post
• Payroo looks right for me for online end-to-end PAYE management.
• Pipeline Deals has a simple but efficient log of contacts, opportunities and deals linked to Google contacts and calendars

Pipeline Deals - work status end March 2011

Pipeline Deals - work status mid-April 2011

Still looking for the more effective way doing accounts/invoice in the cloud without paying for large sums of money. I think it'll be excel spreadsheet for the time being - perhaps an accountant if I get any work!! 
Also need to do a little work on the stationary and branding but it is early days yet.

Macro and micro data - the micro (average) does more for me in terms of motivation

I've discovered the YouTube leanback function - Sweet!

The system is great for reviewing YouTube subscriptions quickly - to be honest I couldn't be bothered with looking through the subscriptions at all before (a bit like Twitter in fact). I've used the free Android YouTube Remote app - which is very intuitive to use. 

Screen capture of leanback host machine controlled by phone - Panther's Dash - the go! Team

Subscriptions
The German subscription channel Deutsche Welle is particularly good and there is always something well produced and interesting (http://www.youtube.com/user/deutschewelleenglish).
The main Deutsche Welle website is also great and has free online language courses. I suppose the British Council does something similar but somehow it didn't seem as industrious as D-W!? The British Council's presence on YouTube seems to have more of a country focus for example http://www.youtube.com/user/britishcouncilhk and http://www.youtube.com/user/BritishCouncilUK

...I'd almost forgotten that feeling/sound - icradio // Android radio streaming

I also discovered that the Android TuneIn Radio app from RadioTime is excellent not only for streaming this radio but also various BBC live radio stations that my otherwise brilliant Dolphin Android browser won't let me listen to.  

TfL Cycle Hire Scheme (Boris Bikes) and Other Scheme Visualisations - Oliver G O'Brien

Suprageography - http://oliverobrien.co.uk/
Weather at UCL http://www.casa.ucl.ac.uk/weather/
London Profiler (on Google Map interface) http://www.londonprofiler.org/
Oliver O'Brien is a research associate with CASA (Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis),  University College London.
1-19 Torrington Place - London - WC1E 7HB.

Runkeeper - the place to log sports

I'm impressed with this site, even if I don't own an iPhone or any other Apple gadgets.
1) It allows you to add in all types of activities

2) then you log details
3) and you can compare to previous matched or similar activities

Kerb Games has many viral games - including one for Construction Industry Training Board (CITB)

The Construction Industry Training Board game is at this link CITB Blocsmart viral (puzzle) game. It felt quite difficult to me but then I am not very experienced in playing games. 

ConstructionSkills

There might be alternative viral games I would go for before this ConstructionSkills one - see Move on Up (below); I've inserted this as it doesn't make too much noise up front!
NB all the links in this post will result in a Kerb Games sounds being heard!
RAF Global Rescue (Royal Air Force - Be Part of It)
Bat Out of Hell
Killawatt
NB Clicking on Read More >> below will bring up an embedded flash game, Move on Up, and play 2 seconds of Kerb Games sound. The sound can then be toggled on and off from the flash picture.

Live Help - test

Smartcodes - experiment

Reads easily on SE W995 and I've reduced size of picture significantly.

Route visualisation with cycle routes

Link to free cycle maps at opencyclemaps.org >> National and international cycle maps
Local runs and cycle routes