StockMan, as always, is available for free on Google Play.
Sunday, March 24, 2013
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Another quick update to G-Meter, as suggested by a user (thanks!). It is now possible to set a threshold for an audible alarm. Once lateral G reach a certain level, a beep will be sounded. The settings screen is below.
Have fun!
Have fun!
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Version 1.8 of G-Meter is out today and will be available on the Market in the few hours. Recent changes:
- it is now possible to adjust the scale of the graph from 0.25g to 4g
- is is also possible to adjust how fast the graph is being drawn, 3 settings (fast-med-slow).
Have fun! Comments and suggestions, as usual, are welcome.
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
This comment was posted on the G-Meter page yesterday:
Fine, as far as it goes... Samsung Galaxy Ace (CM10 ROM) Does what it says but the graph is limited to +/- 0.25G - I don't know what old banger the developer drives but you can exceed that just pushing the car...! Needs adjustable scale and log function before it's useful.The old banger is indeed pretty old! But good point nonetheless. Expect the change described above in the next version!
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
A couple of updates today:
- Latest Earthquake Info has reached 1,000 downloads - thanks everyone!
- A small update to G-Meter to fix the scaling issues on phones with smaller resolution, such as 320x480, for example. The app should now work properly on such phones.
Comments or feedback are welcome, as usual.
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
A small StockMan update out today (version 1.8) with a few interface and usability changes. Enjoy!
Feedback or feature requests as always are welcome via email or in the comments.
Feedback or feature requests as always are welcome via email or in the comments.
A friend of mine has recently released a new app which I think is promising (in fact I wish I had the same idea!). Check it out: Scale and Share Photos.
It allows you to resize the photos you take on your cellphone before sending it to your buddies, which saves both time and bandwidth.
It allows you to resize the photos you take on your cellphone before sending it to your buddies, which saves both time and bandwidth.
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