The top 12 have been revealed but the other 8 apps are still left. Who shall be the last 8? Who shall be the twentieth application meaning the worst? Lets find out.

Trill qualifies for thirteenth place.

It doesn’t have a popular name but this list isn’t about the names but rather the performance of them.

It’s a fully-functional Twitter client and a whole step further developing a more friendly applicaton than using the Twitter mobile web site each day or gravity. It isn’t in the same league as Gravity but yet again, this is free. It does have a few similarities to Gravity so it shouldn’t be a problem operating it. There’s sideways swiping to switch columns but the downside is that it may be a bit unresponsive and a generally attractive interface.

Fourteenth place is reserved for the one and only SWYPE!

Yes, it has broken a world record with the fastest typing against normal everyday typing! The reason why it cam fourteenth is because it still is new and hasn’t quite proven itself to be in the top 10 list.

Have a look at a video of Swype:

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMoG4hgy3lA

Swype does replace the everyday N8 keyboard with a much fun and exercising application.

For fifteenth place, X-Plore!

Something that all hacks need but they also provide their own. Its easier if you use X-plore than your default File manager.

X-plore is still the current file manager of choice on Symbian and it shall remain until a competitor passes by. It has helped me with my personal N95 with a hack to bypass the certificate checks. Being shareware, it only has the 3-second nag screen and there’s no time limit to your trial, so it just squeezes in here.

Nokia Panorama qualifies for sixteenth place.

Sometimes I found that the photos I had to take, the location was too big, so when I met Nokia Panorama, it solved everything.

This wonderful application stitches  2 images taken, this hasn’t been built in to the 12MP N8 camera. Have a look at the picture.

The rest 4 shall be revealed in  exactly 2 hours time.