Toolbox in your Pocket
Here is a cool little app called mtoolbox from [germany]merlot over at XDA. This app uses several of the phones built in sensors to give you variety of tools like a light sensor, ruler, level and angle meter, and a shock sensor. I have actually used the level sensor a lot in my research lab to make sure that the level of my gel is even because people don’t put the real levels where they are supposed to be.
The app is available for WVGA only but you can isntall the WVGA version on yourVGA device and it works to some extent. Click here for the XDA thread or here to go directly to the download site. Give the app a try or just leave it on your phone. You never know when you might need to get an approximate length of something or when you might want to measure the seismic activity of an earth quake 
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The Jack of Clubs you should check the link on the picture. file:///C:/Users/Anudeep/AppData/Local/Temp/WindowsLiveWriter-429641856/supfiles41C4B28/Overview_mToolbox%5B4%5D.jpg doesnt really help if im not on your computer, anudeep.
Anudeep Pillarisetty sorry Jim, I lied it is not yet available for VGA per say but some people say it works sort of. I am sorry again. I did not read properly in my haste of posting.
jjimski Works fine on my Fuze. Except, the finger friendy menu is very “non-responsive”. Takes several taps to select something. Using the stylus works OK though.
It’s pretty cool, but someone needs to tell merlot that it’s a ‘Swiss Army Knife.’ What the heck is a Swiss Knife?