As stated, it has a browser that support Flash, so in many cases, an "app" is not necessary. I was up really late configuring/testing a pbx trunk for my SIP solution for the 900. I thought it would be great to be able to do while in bed, but hesitated because I didn't want to drag out my old, slow laptop. Then I realized I could do it all on the 900.

Coming from the Droid, it was great having a fairly substantial apps market, and I was able to replicate most all the functionality from my Motorola Q (save for Slingmobile support). I had to get some 3rd party apps to replace the Droid's buggy ones (email, contacts mgt., SIP, etc). However with the 900, I didn't have to download any apps. I was pretty much able to hit the ground running (except for the LED Flashlight...a "must have" ).

For me, it felt like the 900 didn't have much to offer at first, as it lacks a few customization options. But after I dug a little deeper, there is a lot of features/functionality "built-in", but its more discrete. For whatever reason, I still think that being able to adjust WiFi radio power is one of the cooler features.