2009/12/29 - 13:22
Tags: 2009, Android, market
Posted in Android, Development | 4 comments
Over the past few months, there have been hundreds of articles posted discussing the merits (and downsides) of the Android Market. Please allow me to add just one more. As an Android developer, I’ve been constantly trying to think of better ways in which to best promote my existing (as well as yet-unpublished) applications. Simply [...]
Earlier this week I mentioned that I’ll be releasing my next version of Tip Calculator. Well, it’s here! Lots of folks asked for a way to calculate tips for individuals, and I listened. Version 1.2 now has an additional tab just for that! Currently it supports individual tip calculations for up to 5 people. I’ll [...]
Usually every day or couple of days I like to go into the Android Market and review my application’s user comments. Today was no different, with one awesome exception: My Tip Calculator has surpassed Bank of America’s mobile banking application! I am now proud to announce that my humble Tip Calculator is now the #1 [...]
I would like to announce the upgrade to my old Tip Calculator! The 1.1 release is now Donut friendly! I have also made some minor UI changes based off of user comments from the Android Market. Below you can find the changelog of this current release:
1.1 Changes:
- Donut friendly!
- Auto Calculates tip amounts
- Brought back [...]
One of my best friends has recently gotten the itch to develop an application for Android, but he had nowhere to start really. Sure, there is PLENTY of documentation, he could even mess around with the API Demos included in the SDK. Instead, he had an idea, and wanted to try and build it out [...]
I read a really well put-together article this morning regarding marketing paid apps for Android. I liked how the author compared the Android Market to a catalog. The dynamics of the Android Market are quite different as compared to the iTunes App Store, so it’s really hard to make comparisons there.
One commenter mentioned that also, [...]
2009/02/04 - 10:26
Tags: Android, application, G1, mobile, rc33
Posted in Android | 2 comments
Please, enough with the whole “iPhone is far superior to Android/G1″ schtick. People should really stop moaning about how less capable Android is than the iPhone firmware/software, it’s getting a little old. And for those who base their opinions solely upon the downsides of the G1, here’s some news: there will be some handsets coming [...]
2009/01/09 - 17:01
Tags: Android, contest, free, G1, mobile
Posted in Android | No comments
I just came across this pretty cool promotion that AndroidTapp.com is doing.. Giving anyone a chance at winning a new G1 in the color of their choosing! Shipping is taken care of by AndroidTapp.com, but any sort of service activation, data plan, yadda yadda yadda is up to you. I think this is a really [...]
2009/01/08 - 11:37
Tags: 93.3, Android, market, radio, wmmr
Posted in Android | 20 comments
Who says iPhone users can have all the fun??! There’s a pretty cool iPhone app that grabs podcasts from 93.3 WMMR here in Philly and allows for playback and a whole bunch of other cool stuff. I think this might be one of my new fun projects I’ll start working on towards the end of [...]
What sort of things would you like to see in the next few months? Here are a few ideas I’ve seen so far:
Chemistry application (useful for highschool/college kids, perhaps?).
Blockbuster.com application (to rival Netflix).
Mint.com application.
Box.net application.
TV/DVR scheduler.
What other things would be useful to have running on Android?
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2009/07/09 - 15:39
wow! cool!
2009/07/09 - 16:24
if you want Polish translation ping me, and give some pieces to work on. Note, i don’t have device running Android, and probably don’t want to run emulator if not so necessary. cheers!
2009/07/09 - 17:25
Thank you! I will gladly keep you in mind!
2009/07/17 - 06:58
Can you add option of leave tip percentage blank? (no tip)
some suggestion, if we are 4 people eating, and each one has to pay 7,60$, we usually pay 8 each one.
this could be calculated like “rounded tip”?
nice app!