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Half the fun of owning a smart phone is playing around with all of the different applications that are available. The type of smart phone you buy isn't really all that important--there are applications for pretty much all of them. If you have an Android phone you have a plethora of apps to choose from.

There are paid applications and free applications. Free apps are definitely more popular than paid apps. That does not mean, however, that there aren't paid applications worth their asking prices. The fact is that there are lots of paid applications that are worth the money. Here are some of our favorite top paid Android applications.

Wave Secure is a paid Android application that costs about twenty dollars per year. The basic idea that fuels this paid app is security. If you lose the phone or someone steals it, the app will lock the phone and then use the GPS system to help you track it down. It even sends out text help and alerts to you if the thief tries to put in his or her own SIM card. It also backs up your phone's data. The app can also be used via remote contact to wipe the phone which helps ensure that if it is stolen, nobody else can use it. Jewellust is a favorable paid game application for the Android phone. You move some jewels, compile mosaic tiles and adventure through the ancient Pyramids in an undertaking to discover the Pharaoh's caches of good fortune. While figuring out the game, you play in "Campaign" mode. When you feel like you're getting good at the game, you can play in "Survival" mode. This gives you an infinite amount of play-time and keeps track of your score for each game you play. Game applications can be an excellent time waster when you are waiting around somewhere or when you have some unexpected free time.

PhonePlus Callback might not be considered a "must have" but it is a top paid Android application for those who don't want to look rude if they don't pick up a phone call. Three dollars is all you will pay for this app. The basic idea here is that the application sends text messages of apology to each phone number that you refuse to answer. This way, if you can't answer your phone for some reason, you won't have to worry about the caller deciding that you are rude. If the caller isn't calling from a cell phone, the app will send an e-mail.

It's hard to figure out which of the paid applications are best. If you are like most of the smart phone buyers, you don't venture away from the free applications unless you absolutely cannot find what you are looking for.

Most of the time, however, the asking price for the paid apps is more than fair. Most people use apps for entertainment or to make their lives easier. Isn't all of that worth paying one or two dollars?