Here's a quick tip for Android phone users! You can use the App Launcher (the icon is at the bottom of your phone, near the center) to open up your app screen, listing all your apps. From there, run all your favorite Android apps!
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Nice tip to help you jump from one app to the other more efficiently on Droid Phones.
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