I got the Motorola Droid when it first came out. My new every two is due, but I am waiting on the mid-year release of the Samsung Galaxy S2. It'll have dual processors, lots more ram, and a camera front and back so I can Skype with the kids.
I have a lot of apps, You can see my list here:
App List but I have not yet paid for one; translators and dictionaries for other languages, along with the bus and train routes/times for all of Germany.
Check out:
Radar Now, you can 'see' approaching storms/weather to easily determine if you have the time to finish that next tree.
AndExplorer for a decent file manager.
AppList - grabs and saves a list of all your apps.
App List
Barcode Scanner or QuickMark for reading UPC and QR codes.
Bubble for a level.
ConnectBot if you need a terminal to access your server remotely.
cVolume for managing the volume settings on your droid in a few short clicks.
Flip Clock (widget) for an always on the home page digital clock.
Google Sky is great for exploring the night sky.
Handcent SMS for texting (better than the standard app).
iMapMyRide for saving a route on your bicycle or motorcycle.
Kindle for droid, for the long drives when you want something to read (lots of free books).
MetricDroid for conversions.
Free Power Widget - on screen on/off/adjustments for 16 diff settings like: wifi/bluetooth/gps/airplane mode /screen brightness
Traffic Buddy Free shows you traffic cameras by state if you want to see traffic volume ahead of you on the road.
Where's My Droid - you may text your Droid from any other phone and set off an alarm so you can find it (also included GPS my Droid -if it gets really lost or stolen and you want to find out where it is).
Where - lets you find anything near your current location, including points of interest like with a GPS and the local weather.
XkcdViewer - great web comic done by the oldest of three sons of a childhood friend.
