This is what's on there:
- Adao File Manager: Keep PDFs of documentation in a folder right on your system administration screen
- Barcode Scanner: Use it to read those service tags
- Bubble Level
- Calculator
- Calendar: You do keep a calendar, right?
- Camera: Take snaps of screens with error messages on them, use it to note where things are plugged in before you take them apart.
- CamScanner: Uses the camera as a scanner to create PDFs
- Color Flashlight: Either use it to illuminate that hard to see part of that rack in that poorly lit closet, or turn it into a rave.
- ConnectBot: Great little SSH Client, also lets you access the console on your phone
- DNS Lookup
- Evernote: Keeps any random notes on both your phone and the web
- K-9 Mail: Best email client out there for IMAP on Android
- LED Light: Turns on the LED flash on your camera. Great for nice bright light when you need it.
- Maps
- Messaging: Nagios notifications
- Miren Browser: Best browser currently available for Android
- Overlook Fing: Network scanner and port scanner
- Ping
- PocketCloud: Wyse is apparently still around. Free version allows you to connect to one host (either RDP or VNC!) and the Pro version allows multiple hosts.
- Remember The Milk: Task list on both your phone and the web. You'll need to subscribe to get the Android client, but it is so worth it
- Trillian: Multi IM Client. Most stable I've tried so far.
- VPN Show: Just puts a shortcut to your VPN connection on the screen, so you don't have to go digging through the menu
- Wifi Analyzer: Shows pretty graphs of signal strength. Useful for both analysis and explaining to users why they can't connect to the wifi from the Faraday cage that is their tiny office.
- WoL Wake On Lan Wan: Send magic packets to turn on your (appropriately configured) computer
