1. AndroidScan – Jeffrey Sharkey
2. Beetaun – Sergey Gritsyuk and Dmitri Shipilov
3. BioWallet – Jose Luis Huertas Fernandez
4. BreadCrumbz – Amos Yoffe
5. CallACab – Konrad Huebner and Henning Boeger
6. City Slikkers – PoroCity Media and Virtual Logic Systems
7. Commandro – Alex Pisarev, Andrey Tapekha
8. Cooking Capsules – Mary Ann Cotter and Muthuselvam Ramadoss
9. Diggin – Daniel Johansson, Aramis Waernbaum, Andreas Hedin
10. Dyno – Virachat Boondharigaputra
11. e-ventr – Michael Zitzelsberger
12. Eco2go – Taneem Talukdar, Gary Pong, Jeff Kao and Robert Lam
13. Em-Radar – Jack Kwok
14. fingerprint – Robert Mickle
15. FreeFamilyWatch – Navee Technologies LLC
16. goCart – Rylan Barnes
17. GolfPlay – Inizziativa Networks
18. gWalk – Prof. Dr.-Ing. Klaus ten Hagen, Christian Klinger, Marko Modsching, Rene Scholze
19. HandWx – Weathertop Consulting LLC
20. IMEasy – Yan Shi
21. Jigsaw – Mikhail Ksenzov
22. JOYity – Zelfi AG
23. LifeAware – Gregory Moore, Aaron L. Obrien, Jawad Akhtar
24. Locale – Clare Bayley, Christina Wright, Jasper Lin, Carter Jernigan
25. LReady Emergency Manager – Chris Hulls, Dilpreet Singh, Luis Carvalho, Phuong Nguyen
26. Marvin – Pontier Laurent
27. Mobeedo – Sengaro GmbH
28. Multiple Facets Instant Messenger – Virgil Dobjanschi
29. MyCloset – Mamoru Tokashiki
30. PedNav – RouteMe2 Technologies Inc.
31. Phonebook 2.0 – Voxmobili
32. PicSay – Eric Wijngaard
33. PiggyBack – Christophe Petit and Sebastien Petit
34. Pocket Journey – Anthony Stevens and Rosie Pongracz
35. Rayfarla – Stephen Oldmeadow
36. Safety Net – Michael DeJadon
37. SocialMonster – Ben Siu-Lung Hui and Tommy Ng
38. SplashPlay
39. Sustain- Keeping Your Social Network Alive – Niraj Swami
40. SynchroSpot – Shaun Terry
41. Talkplay – Sung Suh Park
42. Teradesk – José Augusto Athayde Ferrarini
43. The Weather Channel for Android – The Weather Channel Interactive Inc.
44. TuneWiki – TuneWiki Inc.
45. Wikitude-the Mobile Travel Guide – Philipp Breuss
46. Writing Pad – ShapeWriter Inc

There were supposed to be 50 winners and in fact there are! The 4 missing application developers, preferred to stay stealth.

Each of the winning groups will receive $25.000  for further development and  a chance to compete in phase 2 of ADC1. (Yes there is going to be ADC2).

For the phase2 of ADC1, 10 leading applications will receive $275.000 each and then 10 following apps will receive $100.000 each.

Related posts:

1. Android Developer Challenge 2 (ADC2) – recap
2. Android winning applications detailed – TuneWiki
3. ADC results soon to be announced!