[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] tjw345:
Since this thread is in nearly every other phone subforum, I though I'd start one here. I've been through this relatively small section and didn't see this specific thread, so I started it up.

What are your favorite apps and games on your Note (whether i717 or visiting GT-N7000'ers)? I'll start it off.

Apps

Utilities and System

Adfree (requires root) - blocks Ads across most of the phone

aDownloader - Torrent downloader

Airdroid - great app to remote in to phone, transfer files, etc.

androidlost - track missing phone (not convinced this is working properly on Note)

androidVNC - great VNC app

Barcode scanner - scan QR codes and standard 2D barcodes

Beautiful widgets - it is what is

Camscanner - take photos of documents and convert to PDF (awesome)

Connectbot - SSH client for Android

Dropbox - awesome

Dropsync - makes Dropbox actually a 2 way sync - worth the $$

ES File Explorer - great file system browser / utility

LCD Density Modder Pro (requires root) - lets you easily change LCD density

LogMeIn - remote control computers from your device - free service

Root Explorer - a staple for any rooted device

Screencast (requires root) - make screencasts from your phone

Speedtest - it is what it is

Titanium Backup - the Swiss army knife for rooted devices

Ubuntu installer (root) - run a full version of Ubuntu on your phone (via VNC)

Ultra GPS logger - awesome GPS utility

WiFi tracker - great utility for spectrum analysis of WiFi hotspots

ES File Explorer - great file explorer. It can be a root explorer if you have root access.

FOXFI - Tethering app

NetEye Camera - watch IP camera at home or work.

Media

doubleTwist - for those having iTunes withdrawal or if you like a clean interface, doubleTwist with Airsync are great

Flixster - Check movie times, reviews, trailers

IMDb - the famous international movie database on your phone

MX Video Player - an awesome video player that can handle most every codec

Pocket casts - fantastic podcaster with scheduling and other options

Soundhound - great way to listen and find out the name of 'that song'

TuneIn Radio Pro - stream radio stations over IP on your phone

Others not categorized

Here are some other great apps I have that I didn't stick somewhere above. They are either fairly well known, or you will likely have come across them on the Market, I mean the "Play store."

Amazon - if you are not sure what this is, welcome to Earth.

Amazon Kindle - its the Kindle app

Antennas - log RF signals from both cellular and WiFi hotspots near you

Camera ZOOM FX - Decent camera replacement app

Craigslist - Decent Craigslist app

Currents - Pretty neat magazine like app from Google

DavDrive - Access your phone via WebDAV; similar to Airdroid, but I find it simpler to use.

Google Earth

Evernote - Good note syncing app

Facebook - Yep

Googles - Take photos of objects and Google can search their database for what it is

Google+

GPS Status - Another GPS utility

GPS Test - Another GPS utility

ICS Keyboard - Great keyboard replacement for the stock one in my opinion

imo - Great multi-chat client (free too!)

Marriott - If you stay here, actually not a bad app

Netflix - I don't pay for their service anymore, but if you do, you likely have this

NPR News - Great app for listening to NPR and reading some of their featured stories

OpenSignal - Another signal mapping utility

OpenTable - Reserve a table at a nearby restaurant right from your phone

Pandora - Awesome music discovery tool

PayPal - Yep

Quadrant Standard - A great way to measure how fast (or slow) your phone is

RF Signal Tracker - I like RF signal tools, but I am an engineer so there you go

RunKeeper - Great app for running and tracking your exercise

Skitch - OK app that works with Evernote to take advantage of the s pen

Skype - Hopefully Microsoft doesn't ruin it

SwiftkeyX - Predictive test keyboard replacement for Note

SwitchPro Widget - Create widgets that let you do lots of things

Unit Converter - 'Nuff said

WebSharing - an Airdroid like app, I don't use it very often, but it is an alternative[/QUOTE]

Mantano Reader - Great app for reading any ePub or PDF I throw at it. It also has great annotation support and a recent update just added cloud support. Sadly, the cloud is a separate fee.

Pocket Informant - Great for events, tasks, or general notes. It is expensive though.

3G Watchdog- Nice for watching all my data consumption

ScreenFilter- Great for saving both battery and usage at night.

Andy-83 - wonderful TI-83 calculator emulator. If you have your TI-83 rom, this is a much better alternative to paid scientific calculator apps on the market (my opinion).

WAZE - driving social navigation (see where the cops are hiding)

Ulysse Speedometer - Super nice dash trip meter