Android Applications
- Perst
An Object-Oriented Embedded Database for Android.With Perst, McObject offers an all-Java, open source, object-oriented embedded database for Android, the new mobile device platform backed by Google and the Open Handset Alliance.
Why use Perst in software for Android? Because Perst helps developers create small-footprint embedded Java applications that are fast, reliable, and cost-effective to develop and maintain. Perst can do this because it is:
Object-oriented. Perst stores data directly in Java objects, eliminating the translation required for storage in relational and object-relational databases. This boosts run-time performance.
Compact. Perst’s core consists of only five thousand lines of code. The small footprint imposes minimal demands on system resources.
Fast. In McObject’s TestIndex benchmark, Perst displays one of its strongest features: its significant performance advantage over Android database alternatives.
Reliable. Perst supports transactions with the ACID (Atomic, Consistent, Isolated and Durable) properties, and requires no end-user administration.
Rich in development tools. The Perst API is flexible and easy-to-use. The breadth of Perst’s specialized collection classes is unparalleled. These include a classic B-Tree implementation; R-tree indexes for spatial data representation; database containers optimized for memory-only access, and much more.
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- Arensus Crossword Player
Let the user solve crosswords on Android. The crosswords are downloaded from the internet. The main Android Activities are Browser, Crossword-List and Crossword-Player.
In the browser, the user navigates to the website of choice and downloads crosswords. Crossword-Player Activity will be launched and the crossword can be solved. Through a Corssword-Provider, the crossword is stored in local file system and the player status is stored in a SQLite database.
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- Parallel Kingdom
Parallel Kingdom is an online medieval role playing game on a cell phone which brings new meaning to Role Playing Games by using GPS to place the virtual world on top of the real world. You can mine resources, build buildings, craft items, trade goods, meet new people, find kingdoms, lead wars, and explore the world.
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- Android Location
Android Location will be a revolutionary social mapping service to change the way people use mobile phones to keep in touch with their friends. It will facilitates real-world interaction between friends and puts an end to frustrating missed connections.
Using location-based technologies, Android Location lets you know where your friends are by automatically updating maps on your mobile handset. Android Location even lets you send messages to nearby friends or receive automatic alerts when they’re nearby so that you never miss an opportunity to meet. Android Location also lets you journal your life so that your friends can see what you’re up to. With Android Location, mobile subscribers put themselves on the map.
Features
- Know where you are without having a GPS
- Connect with friends and get alerted where they are nearby
- Explore places and events recommended by friends
- Recommend new places
- Search for stuff to buy in nearby stores
- It will run on any Cell Phone Provider
- It will run on any Phone (Blackberry, Android, Symbian, Windows Mobile)
- It will be FREE
The application is being written in Android and J2ME and there are several people in the project with great programming knowledge, we are in an early stage of the project but we already know how to build the application, it’s only a matter of time to have the application up and running.
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- Trak
Trak is an Android based Twitter client that can Tweet your geolocation, and read and display the geolocations of your Twitter friends. With street maps, satellite view and all.
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- Android RPN Calculator
A RPN Calculator for Android.
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- CallFreq
CallFreq is a new generation of a phone dialer. It intelligently analyzes the calling patterns of an Android communicator user and provide you only with the contacts that you currently need most.
The current release of CallFreq allows the user to locate the contacts with whom (s)he communicated most over the last time period and instantly dial them:
- On the HOUR screen, contacts that user spoke to most often during the last 60 minutes are displayed.
- On the DAY screen, contacts that user spoke to most often during the last 24 hours are displayed.
- On the WEEK screen, contacts that user spoke to most often during the last 7 days are displayed.
- On the MONTH screen, contacts that user spoke to most often during the last 30 days are displayed.
Future releases of CallFreq will also allow to use predictive contact analysis and use advanced calling functions.
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- Kudostar
KudoStar is a mobile social rating system, based on Google’s Android mobile phone operating system, connects your contacts and favorite locations. People and places accumulate positive and negative Kudostars (KudoScore), with relevant sound, images, and video while keeping the user interface intuitive and simple to use. KudoStar then uses this information and ties it in with not only other Android phones but also your social networking sites. KudoStar will also utilize Facebook’s F8 and Google’s opensocial platforms to virally spread the collected data to a multitude of users. Tying Google Maps, and v:social’s media platforms KudoStar will allow a vast array of viewing options for the data that is collected.
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- Elimatta
Elimatta can be most easily understood as a location based blog. The idea is that people should be able to communicate with others in a shared location, in an adhoc fashion. The application centers around the concept of channels which are specific for a given geographic area, large or small. Channels permit postings, (similar to blog postings), by individuals located within the bounds of the channels geographic active region. Individuals outside the active region are only permitted to view the channel.
Some scenarios where the application might be used;
- Amateur fishermen in the bay could use a fishing specific channel to notify other fishermen of schools of fish, or maybe just boast their catch of the day with a ‘picture post’.
- Tourists could use the a landmark specific channel to exchange experiences and make recommendations.
- A Hiker exploring Yosemite National Park could post a ‘placemark post’ (a post with location metadata attached) with the details of a sick sequoia tree. Park Rangers could then monitor the channel for such information. Network connectivity is not required for post creation as they will sync with the network when next available.
The client application is currently available as a preview release for deployment on Android based hardware or software emulators.
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- Moseycode
Moseycode is an experimental new barcode system for handheld devices. It provides an interactive bridge between the physical and digital worlds.
It has been designed from the ground-up to be:
- operatable on mobile devices,
- fun and provide realtime interaction for users,
- influenced by the facilities and architecture by the Android platform,
- flexible and allow anyone to publish their own mosey coded content,
- put to practical uses including authentication and labelling.
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