Where and what you use should be less important, your freedom to manage your applications, data and use is what we think is critical.

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In addition to the general intermediary role of helping you manage your other portables, Tognazzini postulates "killer applications" that are not only mere go-betweens, but also puzzlingly trivial.

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To remove apps from your Android phone, open the Android Menu, go to Settings and select Applications, then click Manage and, when you find the offending app, click Uninstall.

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