Hi All
i was looking for Caster on google to find out how it work and i came across an interesting article on bada developers site
Four kinds of service applications based on bada 2.0 - Seia, Tripper, Apps For Me, Caster - were exhibited at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. The Seia application lets you keep and share precious memories with the Lifelog service. The Tripper application lets you chart your moving path and landmarks using the Location service and share with others. The Apps For Me application provides personalized recommendations for people who want to purchase applications. The Caster service facilitates instant sharing between PC web browsers and mobile phones through Push.
In particular, visitors were especially excited over Apps For Me and Caster.
Apps For Me
The Apps For Me application provides recommendations based on application usage logs; these usage logs accumulate on the terminal since bada 2.0. By analyzing the log, the OSP server extracts user preferences based on the usage history and makes recommendations based on similarities. Especially, the package sharing for Apps For Me is a very cool feature. You can create/share packages with applications and get recommendations by package unit. User information is anonymous.
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Nowadays, there are too many applications. The crowded application market place is confusing for users; what application should they downloaded or what application do they need? Visitors to Apps For Me said that they really loved the smart recommendations from Apps For Me. Fortunately, the bada 1.2 based Apps For Me will be available soon in Samsung Apps and bada 2.0 based Apps For Me will be integrated to the Samsung Apps in the bada phone.
Caster
Caster provides instant sharing between PC web browsers and mobile phones. You can send URLs from a page directly to your phone. As well as URLs, some images, videos, text, phone numbers, and locations included in web pages also can be sent. These contents are then specially formatted for mobile phones. For example, for a phone number, you can dial it directly; or for a location, you can see the map of that location. In addition to transferring to your mobile, you can share contents with friends through Caster. Caster is noteworthy because it will change how web content is consumed by people. Members of the press, as well as regular visitors, were greatly interested in Caster with its simple but useful features. Visitors asked how they could get Caster right now, but unfortunately they will have to wait until the bada 2.0 release.
Best Regards
caster is cool. at least i wanted a app like this but doesnt know how to send my data from pc to phone...
Tripper you can get everywhere... for free.
adfree said:
Tripper you can get everywhere... for free.
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I recently got a Cingular 8525 and really want the threaded features that the Palm application seems to provide. I've looked around a little bit and found nothing compelling for free or for sale. Everything I've seen so far is bloated (.NET), buggy, or ugly. No offense intended.
I'm proficient in C++ and have written some PPC 2003 applications in the past so I'm going to roll my own program in my free time.
These may not all be possible but my goals for the first release are:
Plays nice with Pocket Outlook (messages and their state (new, read appear in both places)
Integration with Notifications (display message and launch application in the usual manner upon receipt of a message)
Integration with Contacts application
Proof of concept design (SMS only, minimalist interface)
I'll then post it and the source code and see what additions and visual enhancements poeple want most.
First:
All I've seen of the Palm application are some screenshots on engadget. Would someone with the Palm application be willing to send me a series of detailed screen shots showcasing their favorite UI features?
I can tell when a UI is done well and when an application looks good, but I'm no good at coming up with stuff myself.
I only ask about UI features now to help me architect things in a way to make help me more easily implement features people want later.
Second:
Are any developers out there able to point me in the right direction for the Pocket Outlook and Contacts integration stuff? I'm currently reading a ton of documentation searching for this and a pointer might speed things up considerably.
Finally:
If there's already an open project doing the same thing I'd rather improve that than make my own. Does anyone know of one?
the official palm messaging app has been extracted and ppl have been working on getting it to play nice with most wm5 devices. check out:
http://www.ppcgeeks.com/palm-threaded-sms-program-for-wm5-beta-4-update-11-21-t978.html
This is where all the action's going on. you can get a copy of the app by PM ing the ppl there. It works very well with the TyTN and interfaces very nicely.
anyone have any more screenshots of the palm messager? I'ld like to see it before i take the plunger
Take the plunger, lol...
Found these on another site. Remember tho, Palm has asked us not to distribute the app. Please respect their authority
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Paul over at MoDaCo is starting to get some interest in a new application he's developing - basically it involves developers providing some XML with their installer that ties in with some similar XML on the applications' download page on their web server.
When a new version is released, the XML on the download page is updated, "AppToDate" will check the download server and you'll be able to see that a new version is available.......
AstraWare, Developer One and SK-Tools have already expressed an interest in making their software work with "AppToDate".......what are you waiting for!?!?!
I'll stop babbling, this is what Paul posted over at MoDaCo "AppToDate"
I have a dream! OK, so it's not quite as ground breaking as some other dreams of our time, but it's a dream none the less. It goes something like this...
I have a whole bunch of software on my device. Probably 15 apps at least. I also write software, which is downloaded by a fair few people, both commercial and free. I like to ensure that my software on my device is up to date with the latest versions, and it's a right pain in the ****. Not only that, I'd like my end users to have the latest versions installed to get the best possible experience... and to facilitate that I have to write a custom update checker into each of my applications. Fine for big apps, not great for quickly rustled up apps or tweaks.
But there could be another way.
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What if you could have an application that lived on the device, that wasn't tied to any one application or vendor, that could check for updates for everything installed on your device? IMHO, that would be awesome. A dream. For such an approach to work, you'd need a few things...
Someone to write the update application, and to develop it. A community project perhaps?
The update application MUST be FREE for end users and developers
The update application MUST be easy for developers to plug in to
The application needs to be used by end users!
Freeware developers need to use the application!
Commercial developers need to use the application!
Now here comes the audience participation part - if you are a user, would you like to see such an application? If you are a developer - either freeware or commercial - would you like - and would you use - such an application? Make your voice heard here, and if there's an appetite for this, let's make it happen! I'll be updating this topic to list developers who would like to be involved.
Oh, I forgot to mention... I've basically written the update application! It's simple, has plenty of scope for future development, can update itself (of course) and in order to be used by a 3rd party, just needs an XML file dropped into the updater directory from your install CAB, and a current version XML on your server!
Beautiful! The response to this topic will determine how much time I spend on getting it production ready
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Lend your support to this - with all the updates for various applications flying around, it's an almost impossible task to know if you're running the latest and greatest version - hopefully it will grow into a REALLY useful tool.
Thanks for listening
Mark.
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Businessweek News (Free)
Get the Latest Business Headlines to Your Android
Get everything you love from Bloomberg Businessweek, including Top News, Most Popular, Investing, Small Business, Careers, Technology and more. Download Now for Free!
Businessweek News is a simple, useful and informative RSS newsreader specially designed for Android smartphone users. It is designed to provide easy and quick access to latest business news from Bloomberg Businessweek (official site). Within this handy application, you can also save all your favorite business news to your Favorites or share them with your friends.
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Fixing and updating:
- Known bugs fixed
- Problem resolved for the abnormal widget transition on Android OS 2.1 or the above version
- Algorithm for widget refresh updated
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Bloomberg Businessweek offers the worldwide news and analysis of all business fields, Finance, Technology, Architecture, Auto, Media, Innovation, Management, etc. With Businessweek News in hand, you will no longer lose any single piece of business news in the world! You will be able to know each business giant’s recent trend, to learn and benefit from other people’s business experience. It’s a business mentor and beneficial friend of all business-interested people.
Product Feature:
- Quick and easy access to the latest Bloomberg Businessweek news, including Top News, Most Popular, Investing, Small Business, Careers, Technology and more.
- Simple operation and easy to use functions
- Informative and beneficial articles, slideshow, videos and analysis on a variety of business headlines
- Bookmark and restore useful information by adding to Favorites
- Sharing latest business news with your friends
Note: Businessweek News’ cache function is designed to improve browsing speed. Cached files will be saved on SD Card by default – under path ‘sdcard/businessweek’. If there is no SD Card on your device, it will be saved under path ‘/data/data/imoblife.businessweeknews/files’ (in this condition we suggest users to manually clear cache timely to release system storage space).
Download Businessweek apk free from the attachments. Leave your comments if your have any suggestions.
NokyART is an online gallery, only available on Android devices (Not on the internet, where there are already lots of (too much ?))
NokyART concept is simple : Artists just subscribe themselves into the website http://NokyART.com where they can upload
and manage artworks. They can also edit some informations about them (biography, official website, personnal news or RSS feed).
Then, Users can get these informations simply by browsing NokyART.
You will find, as expected :
-Artists gallery browsing (by sliding from an artwork to another)
-Artists news or RSS feed access
-Artists biography and website access
and, added recently, the ability to share artists artwork or news using your own applications (Twitter, Facebook, Mail, ...)
Users can even choose their favorite artists (by clicking the stars in the global artists list) to access them easier and faster.
In detail
More than words, the two screens below show main functions of NokyART application.
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These screenshots show us :
-An artist gallery browsing
-artist RSS feed
-artists list (the stars show if they are favorite or not)
-NokyART global RSS feed (every artists together + NokyART feed, links are clickable to artist's gallery)
-and the help page of NokyART which also allow switching between english and french
NokyART contains lots of wallpapers (800 at the moment). Hoping that it gonna grow quickly !
Download
NokyART is available on the Android Market. Otherwise, you can use :
Direct link :http://nokyart.n97.fr/Application/fichier/telechargementAndroid.php
Direct link 2 (Suitable for a download using android devices) :
http://nokyart.n97.fr/Application/fichier/NokyArt.apk
QrCode :
Best regards.
A new release implementing more "share" capabilities is under development and should be delivered in the next few days. thank's for your interest and comments
Share capabilities implemented in 1.4 release, available via the android market (search keyword: NokyArt)
New update delivered via the android market.
-Storage of preferences improved.
-Wider widget.
Market direct link:
http://market.android.com/details?id=com.deveaux.nokyart
Latest release 1.4.2 published !
Would you have enhancement ideas, or improvement suggests please?
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Hi everybody,
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Made very simple, it will let beginner in android coding create their own app easily , and some advanced developer quickly generate an app used for testing their site in webview browser our anything else!
Why there is a cost? Answer is simple, Because this type of software require a fast vps hosting which cost alot monthly. In order to keep it alive, i need a revenu to pay those bill.
If you are interested, i am open to add some new feature, just let me know!
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full screen added and ui upgraded. hope this will be helpful to anyone
Info updated, hope some people will enjoy it
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