(Stock)Android does not come with a filemanager because most users have trouble navigating directory trees. Adding a "save to file" option would result in files being created and immediately getting lost on many devices. Adding file management capabilities to the app would make the user interface too confusing for the casual user.
The template editor and the annotations both support variable expansion. The following variables will the expanded for every app item in both editors (note: case matters):
This is the unique key by which an app is identified. For example, the key for List My Apps is 'de.onyxbits.listmyapps'. The packagename plays a major role in finding apps on markets.
Tags can be assigned per app from the 'Annotations' screen. An app can have any number (including none) of tags which must be separated from each other by a comma (spaces around commas will be stripped away and ignored). Tags effectively group apps. Their main purpose is to select a collection of apps from the main screen.
Care should be taken in choosing tag names. Tags that are too specific to group apps are as useless as tags that are so general that they group all apps. Here are some suggestions:
Apps that come free of charge.
List My Apps only lists what you installed yourself. Anything that came pre-installed is excluded on purpose. The rationale behind this is that pre-installed apps are mostly system tools (often with cryptic names) with no download source or bloatware you wouldn't want to share with anyone anyways.
Android's packagemanager is to blame for this. It doesn't deliver faster. Unfortunately, the process can't be sped up since the entire list needs to be read in order to sort it alphabetically by name.