You're missing out. Why willfully resign yourself to less when you can have more? I don't need every app on my Android but having them makes little things even easier. I don't need a barcode scanner app, but it's helpful to compare prices on items (especially large ticket items) when I'm shopping. I don't need the level app but when I was setting up my aquirium, it was helpful because it allowed me to level it without the need for a physical tool. I don't need the flashlight app, but it's helpful when I dropped my keys in the dark. I don't need the Badoo app but it helped me meet girls in my area and get laid. I don't need the alarm clock app but when I couldn't figure out the settings on the hotel clock and didn't want to depend only on a wake-up call, I used it to wake me up. I don't need the Flixter app but it's really handy to know what movies are playing where, what time, and locations, ditto for the hipmunk app in locating hotels and flights. There are so many useful apps and more intuitive functionality of non-blackberry phones that to limit yourself makes no sense. But if you want to continue using a typewriter in the era of computers because it does what you need (print letters on paper), by all means do so.
Greater efficiency = greater productivity = win
