metal Detector for HTC HD2
idea & code: 6Fg8
artwork: youmeus
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supported devices
HTC HD2, nothing else!
How it works
The built-in compass uses the earth's magnetic field to calculate the deviation from magnetic north. As with every compass, if you put a piece of metal nearby, it gets deviated. Thats what i use here to detect metal.
Testing
Place your device flat on a surface. After starting the app, the gauge should show zero. If it doesnt, take your device and write a couple of "eights" in the air (this is to get rid of magnetism which might get stuck in the sensors).
Then use a pair of scissor or something the like and move it slowly to the right side of your device. At a distance of approx. 5 cm. the gauge should start to move. Take your device and move it with its right side near metals, and see if the gauge shows values.
How to recalibrate the electronic compass
Info
Video
Version history
v1.0
- detection algorithm improved (tilt compensation)
- sensitivity slider (red) now working
- continous ticking after app exit solved
- new app icon, thanks jaguaralani
- now uses HW accelerated opengl (problem with silvermoon solved, thanks Phippu)
v0.2
changed skin, added sound ticks and vibration
v0.1
first public release (alpha)
download metal detector
planned for future versions
DONE new skin
DONE sound ticks
DONE- vibration
DONE adjustable sensitivity (offset no longer needed)
DONE improved detection algorithm
- 3rd party skinning options
- save vibrate and sound settings
-additional skin:
very nice,will test it
djcedric said:
very nice,will test it
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Hey DJ, always one of the first
6Fg8 said:
Hey DJ, always one of the first
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i try to see it all you know,btw i really like to follow you and what your dooing again and of course very impressed as i know its coming from a girl
Tested and working fine,also when i turn my device to the right the nail is gooing up but when the device is flat its working fine,thanks.
works ok but if you turn device up side down it dosn't work:/
bulla666 said:
works ok but if you turn device up side down it dosn't work:/
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And if you turn your deviceupside down you can´t see the screen...
Works awesome, but need a better interface...
bulla666 said:
works ok but if you turn device up side down it dosn't work:/
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Yes it does....
Good job, lol, nice little plaything
Cool device man! Keep on the good job...
are there already results? Can we say that this app is accurate?
I can use it very good but I need to rely on it that it shows the right values...
Um, how can this work? I thought it was a digital compass that was in the phone, not a genuine magnetic compass... Not doubting your hard work here. I just didn't think it was a genuine physical compass in either the HD2 or the iPhone.
Sorry, a bit confused.
madindehead said:
Um, how can this work? I thought it was a digital compass that was in the phone, not a genuine magnetic compass... Not doubting your hard work here. I just didn't think it was a genuine physical compass in either the HD2 or the iPhone.
Sorry, a bit confused.
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It is a real sensor, a magneto-inductive sensor that can pick up the earths magnetic field and work out its direction of flow, and hence north. Although we think of them as 'digital compasses', they are more accurately 'electronic compasses' with no moving parts.
Hello Madam
Thank you for this magnificent application
I think it should be added to the benefits of this application is to make sure that the compass does not have a magnetic effect before use to ensure the accuracy of the compass
f-ing cool...keep up the good work. If you need some stuff designed so that it looks pretty send me a PM.
Amazing ...
Absolutely amazing !!
I am new to the HTC devices and I was being just a regular user (also curious)...
After that I'll start program for this devices too !
Fantastic job ! Congrats !
works great, but items need to be about 1-2 cm for me for the needle to move
Hi,
great app, please make decibel meter also.
with friendly greet
starbase64
starbase64 said:
Hi,
great app, please make decibel meter also.
with friendly greet
starbase64
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yeah, missing a WM dB meter for ages now
btw: fantastic app - just got some 'omfg' on my mom´s face
madindehead said:
Um, how can this work? I thought it was a digital compass that was in the phone, not a genuine magnetic compass... Not doubting your hard work here. I just didn't think it was a genuine physical compass in either the HD2 or the iPhone.
Sorry, a bit confused.
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There's a real, physical magnetic compass in the device. Its an AK8976A from Asahi Kasei company. Here is a link to the manufactorer.
secoseco said:
Hello Madam
Thank you for this magnificent application
I think it should be added to the benefits of this application is to make sure that the compass does not have a magnetic effect before use to ensure the accuracy of the compass
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Right, unfortunately this cant be done with a button click. Take your device and write some "eights" in the air (like waving a friend )
youmeus said:
f-ing cool...keep up the good work. If you need some stuff designed so that it looks pretty send me a PM.
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I'd really appreciate some good ideas to make it cool looking, so thanks for the offer. Only thing i'd like to keep is the gauge-style.
foney said:
works great, but items need to be about 1-2 cm for me for the needle to move
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Thats what i expected, the detection algorithm is far from perfect.
starbase64 said:
Hi,
great app, please make decibel meter also.
with friendly greet
starbase64
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Some guys already did that, look for "PocketRTA Ultra". Amazing piece of software. link
Amazing! Sis, very nice!
Thanks for your works!
Bravo. It looks promising and i will be looking forward for the final version.
Related
Hi there. I need an app that mirrors the screen of my android phone to use it as a HUD in my car. I've already found an app that shows the current speed mirrored, but i would like to have it for other apps, too. So that i can use apps like Google Maps Navigation with my front window.
I googled a lot, but i sadly didn't find anything...
I'm confused.
You want this displayed ... how? where?
Please share the name/developer of the other app you've already found. Give us an idea of what you are talking about.
When you say HUD (heads up display), the only thing I can think of is some sort of projected display on your windshield
THAT WOULD EFFING AWESOME!!!!
if i understand Phexi right, he wants to put his phone under the windshield in a way that enables you to see the reflection of the screen in the windshield. works great during night trips.
usual problem - everything is mirrored.
wow that's a good idea!
deltaalpha23 said:
if i understand Phexi right, he wants to put his phone under the windshield in a way that enables you to see the reflection of the screen in the windshield. works great during night trips.
usual problem - everything is mirrored.
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This is exactly what i wanted to tell you
Yeah, the "evrything is mirrored" can be a problem, but with the help of a homescreen widget (maybe with a mirrored text ) it should be possible to switch back very easily
With an AMOLED display it should look very good (when the rest is black), but it has to be mirrored to work.
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SpeedView - Check it on Market. It works great on my i7500. It shows speed, time, distance travelled, etc.
http://www.appbrain.com/app/speed/com.theswirlingbrain.speed
http://www.appbrain.com/app/cgspeed/cg.android.speed2
http://www.appbrain.com/app/hudy-lite/com.hudy
http://www.appbrain.com/app/gpspeedo/org.homelinux.pwarren.gpspeedo
http://www.appbrain.com/app/androhud/net.davidtanzer.androhud
I think 5 is enough. Any of these float your boat? (those all *should* have mirrored "HUD" settings so when laid on your dash under your windshield you get the effect of the BMW HUD above. I haven't tried any of them personally, though.)
chjade84 said:
I think 5 is enough. Any of these float your boat? (those all *should* have mirrored "HUD" settings so when laid on your dash under your windshield you get the effect of the BMW HUD above. I haven't tried any of them personally, though.)
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He isn't looking for a speedometer, he wants to mirror his screen for all apps, so that way he can use the maps app or the navigation app or any other app of his choosing and see it on his windshield. Before you go off on your next pissy fit, read carefully.
i bet it wont be that hard to make......if no one can find one, i bet i can make one....
Maybe Cyanogenmod can incorporate it into his RenderFX mod.
neoobs said:
He isn't looking for a speedometer, he wants to mirror his screen for all apps, so that way he can use the maps app or the navigation app or any other app of his choosing and see it on his windshield. Before you go off on your next pissy fit, read carefully.
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Wow... feel better?
You are right, I didn't read carefully - I read looking for a HUD, scrolled down saw more HUD talk, more talking of speedo HUD's, so I wen't on appbrain and looked for some.
Just trying to help. I guess this another forum I'll stop contributing to. I don't need to deal with know-it-all jerks like you, I get enough of you people in real life.
Sorry OP, just trying to help. I don't see any way to do it unless you made the OS and all the apps (at least the relevant ones) mirrored in a custom ROM.
Goodbye.
HUD
rkrishnan2012 said:
i bet it wont be that hard to make......if no one can find one, i bet i can make one....
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Would you be able to? I'm looking for something similar - at least have the directions (via google nav perhaps?) & speed mirrored on the windscreen.
If possible, please share
BUILD IT!!!
rkrishnan2012 said:
i bet it wont be that hard to make......if no one can find one, i bet i can make one....
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If you are the first to do it, you could easily charge $1 and make a mint...I would recommend a trial version with a, say, 14 day trial period.
like so:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqtHZE-8fCw
is this it?
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.scientific.car&hl=en
Any progress on this? This would be an excellent app idea but due to my limited development knowledge someone else will have to work on it. This app will allow anyone to use their phone/tablet to project image on a semi-reflective surface and serve as a cheap full-screen navigation/media center solution.
I will be willing to purchase it as an initial customer and even make a small donation for its development.
How bout the app up there?
No, the app in the link only mirrors some text based info. We need something that can flip the display contents on the y-axis. This way when you project the screen contents the reverse text and graphics appear normal. I do not believe there's anything in the market that currently offers to do this.
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it should be easy to develop.
Or not?
Any updates on this anyone? There seems to be niche demand for this thereby warranting someone to do the great work.
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Just guessing here but I would think that this would be easier accomplished baked in as a feature of a launcher or a ROM rather than an app
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Hi,
I've been developing a photographic light meter app for Android. It has got the stage where it is almost ready for release, so I want to ask for your help with a spot of beta testing to work out the kinks!
The app can be downloaded here (just unzip the apk, put it on your sd card and install from there).
In a nutshell, what the app does is take a reading of the current light level, and display the correct exposure settings, it can also be used as a regular exposure and depth of field calculator. It should be fairly intuitive to use, but if you have any problems just post up and I'll try and help!
Ideally what I need is the make and model of your phone, if metering worked, how (in)accurate the metering was and any other comments/notes
Note: Landscape orientation is not finished, so expect weird layout issues there!
Thanks for the help!
Tom Reay
Hi - it's not of great interest to me due to the fact I hardly take pictures with my phone, however I would have thought there would be masses of people killing for an app like this.
Here's hoping you get the response you need as we need to keep the developers like you around that come up with the niche applications for the community
KUTGW
tomfreay said:
Hi,
I've been developing a photographic light meter app for Android. It has got the stage where it is almost ready for release, so I want to ask for your help with a spot of beta testing to work out the kinks!
The app can be downloaded here (just unzip the apk, put it on your sd card and install from there).
In a nutshell, what the app does is take a reading of the current light level, and display the correct exposure settings, it can also be used as a regular exposure and depth of field calculator. It should be fairly intuitive to use, but if you have any problems just post up and I'll try and help!
Ideally what I need is the make and model of your phone, if metering worked, how (in)accurate the metering was and any other comments/notes
Note: Landscape orientation is not finished, so expect weird layout issues there!
Thanks for the help!
Tom Reay
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Okay I'm game to beta test, I installed the program:
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Make of my phone is a Google Nexus One, Android version: Froyo 2.2 build# FRF91, Rooted (with 1-click root method)
some of the settings I found a bit confusing, for camera type I am not sure what you meant, I have a Panasonic "four-thirds system" so I choose that but I did not use my camera to compare to instead I used my handheld light meter (Sekonic Twinmate L-208), for device I selected HTC Hero, offset I left at zero...
Here are my first test results:
NexuSix said:
some of the settings I found a bit confusing, for camera type I am not sure what you meant, I have a Panasonic "four-thirds system" so I choose that but I did not use my camera to compare to instead I used my handheld light meter (Sekonic Twinmate L-208), for device I selected HTC Hero, offset I left at zero...
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Okay I get what you mean by camera type, you mean the type of camera I would need a light meter for, that being my Mamiya C220 which is a 6 x 6 format film camera:
I will re-test tomorrow in the light day
Just a question: Why would your app need to read phone state?
brgds
Royan
Great APP!!!
But there are 2 APK in the zip, which one should i take?
RinTinTigger said:
Great APP!!!
But there are 2 APK in the zip, which one should i take?
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this one worked for me:
TomReay.LightMeter.apk
128kb
NexuSix said:
this one worked for me:
TomReay.LightMeter.apk
128kb
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Actually, its the other one
I changed the package name and forgot to remove the old apk!
First bug found by NexuSix, the devices should be set to standard unless you have an HTC Hero, not the other way around! However the app should pick up which device your using automatically, the device state access is for the light metering, nothing to worry about but glad to see people paying attention to the permissions apps are asking for!
As for camera type, most DSLRs are APS-C, I'll change the names to make it a bit clearer
Be aware that the metering is only as accurate as the hardware in your phone, which might not be very accurate!
Thanks for the testing so far
Holy cow, this is amazing. I will try it out immediately.
I have a Nikon D40, which, apart from being good and cheap, has the best lens compatibility of any Nikon DSLR, including the professional ones. Downside is the meter doesn't work for pre-AI lenses. This app is going to change my life.
Wow, this is cool. I will test this with my X10 and see how it does.
EDIT: It says light sensor not found, but the X10 does have an ambient light sensor.
Wow! It's p pretty awesome!
But I can't make the dof work... Near, far, dof, always zero...
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lhurtado said:
Wow! It's p pretty awesome!
But I can't make the dof work... Near, far, dof, always zero...
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A few others have noticed some accuracy issues with the DoF calculation, which I'm looking into, but it should work.
Can you try these settings for me and let me know what it does?
EV - 13
f/16
Focal L - 50mm
Subject D. - 10m
Wow, this is cool. I will test this with my X10 and see how it does.
EDIT: It says light sensor not found, but the X10 does have an ambient light sensor.
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This will be because the app uses the standard Android API for accessing the light sensor, which some manufacturers have decided not to implement, I have found a workaround for the HTC Hero, I'll have a look into the X10
I'll try this app cause im a hobbyist photographer
Anyone try this on a MT3G Slide? My gf is a photography student and this app would probably "wow" her... I don't know a thing about camera settings, but I'd install this on her phone as a little surprise if it works...
Neat idea.
I try these settings, but I get this result (screen shot). I think there is a problem with units, when dof is too small its shows zero, as units are always meters.
On the other hand, in the screen shot, dof is 11000 m, but should be 11.
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Ok thanks for the screen shot, I've updated the app, can you redownload and install and see if its fixed for me please?
Also the DoF will be displayed in whatever unit you select when setting the Subject D., it can also be switched to imperial units in the menus
Now it works ok!
Well almost... If you calculate dof, and then you press the trackball to meter, all dof values becomes zero.
Great app!
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lhurtado said:
Now it works ok!
Well almost... If you calculate dof, and then you press the trackball to meter, all dof values becomes zero.
Great app!
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Thanks, have now fixed this too!
Version 0.1 Beta is now in the Android Market, much easier to handle updates that way!
Please, any bugs found please post up hear or email me through the market.
tomfreay said:
This will be because the app uses the standard Android API for accessing the light sensor, which some manufacturers have decided not to implement, I have found a workaround for the HTC Hero, I'll have a look into the X10
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Ah ok... Hopefully there will be a solution.
tried your app on my x10 mini pro.. it works!
but will force close when chose HTC hero in the settings..
and also force close when i press "up" of the volume rocker..
nonetheless, it works when i press "down"!
kudos! now i dont need to find a lightmeter
Well, here is my first published app. Meet...
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Sound Box
It reacts on a shaking and makes your phone act as a bell, drum, rattle, wind chimes and other such a stuff. It's a toy for fun. Some users noted that children also love it.
So shake your phone, have fun!
The goal
Actually the initial idea came from my friend. She said: it would be cool if you'll shake your phone and it will sound like a junk in a metal box or like a broken device. Totally broken. Later me and my friends came up with an invention to add a bell, maracas and more. When I started, the main goal was to make an app that authentically behave like a rattle, a bell, etc. I tried to get a realistic reaction to the phone shaking. Among other things, different sounds for different strength of shaking - just like real things. Hope I've succeeded.
Variations
There are two versions: lite and full. Lite version contains limited set of sound themes. For now there are small bell, darbuka and "digital" sound (simple sine harmonics). Full one is a set of about 20 sound themes. There are, in addition to lite ones, metal and bamboo wind chimes, maracas, rattlesnake, jingle bells, tin can with junk (yeah that junk from the initial idea) and much more. For now full version is paid.
Requirements
- Android 1.5+.
- No additional permissions required.
Notes
The application locks most of the buttons by default. You could switch it off: see Menu -> Settings for details!
Screenshots
Download
View attachment SoundBox-lite-1.4.1.apk - lite version
Links to Android Market (web)
lite version
full version
QR-codes (to Android Market)
lite
full
It would be really great to know your opinion on this. Suggestions are welcome! (not only for application itself but for example for distribution or anything else)
Thank you.
Nice idea, Can i make a request? Can you include a guitar sound?
iynfynity said:
Nice idea, Can i make a request? Can you include a guitar sound?
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Yeah, why not. Actually there was an idea to make it possible for users to create sound themes by themself and share it with anyone. Right now I finishing my first game. After it possibly I'll made it.
Anyway I'll try to record some nice guitar sound and add it to the existing set.
C'mon guys, just tell what you think! Is it good? Is it bad? Is it boring? Just anything... How do you think, what would be great to add/change here?
Well, ok...
nice app!
the sound theme list is too short in the free app though..
I would suggest you to put a full version and let ppl try it out
Then, you lock the update after you have received all the comments and recommendation
nice app.
But i can't download the Full version via the QR code, and i couldn't find it on android market
great app with far reaching potential. needs more sounds though.
nice app. thx
warning violent shaking my cause damage phones!
Thank you all for comments and suggestions. This is what I needed.
alphadeeto said:
the sound theme list is too short in the free app though..
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I thought about it. Probably there should be more, but I've not decided yet how much.
window7 said:
I would suggest you to put a full version and let ppl try it out
Then, you lock the update after you have received all the comments and recommendation
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Perhaps that's what I will do. By the way, don't you know anything about the model with two identical versions: one for free and another for donations - is it working? I mean, do somebody buying the second one?
electrified said:
But i can't download the Full version via the QR code, and i couldn't find it on android market
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That's strange. I've checked it right now and it work. Added links to the Android Market (web version) to the description.
franrich said:
great app with far reaching potential. needs more sounds though.
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Thank you. I think I'll record some more.
hazard99 said:
warning violent shaking my cause damage phones!
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Yeah, may be, I'm not sure (that somebody will shake the phone so far as to damage it). Anyways, it's not necessary to shake it too hard. There is a setting of the sensitivity in the application. But maybe you're right. Maybe I'll add a warning to the application's description. Just in case.
Sorry mate with respect have to give this the thumbs down, i was expecting at leaast 10/15 different sounds not just 3,my young son might like it if there were some cartoon noises but only 3 uninstalled..sorry.
i'll try.
seems nice
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Pocket Converter is a very simple unit converter, easy to use, fast and clean interface
Currency conversions for over 80 countries!
Moving the Application to SD Card
Calculator
Supported Languages (عربي,English,Deutch,Română,中文(简体),中文(繁體))
It includes the following categories:
Currency
Length
Mass
Time
Area
Volume
Temperature
Numbers
Data Storage
Speed
Pressure
Power
Energy
Torque
Angle
Fuel Consumption
Electric Current
Screen Shots
market link
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pocketconverter
We applied the Holo theme based on SwiftLegend and odysseus84 suggestion
Feel free to write any suggestions, we are still developing the app and we will add new features soon.
V 1.1.2
Currency Converter added with new search experience
Hey man. Your app looks real interesting and I'm definitely going to check it out.
But I wanted to offer my help, in case you need a translation in German If you do, just send me a tweet, pm or an email - I'll be glad to help
CyanogenModded Very China-like, from my Samsung Galaxy S III
LG Familyguy59/Beatsleigher
Great app.!!! Thanks.
I would like to see if you could add a converter from cubic feet to cubic meters.
.... and just to make it complicated a conversion from cfm (cubic feet per minute) to cmm (cubic meter per minute).
Also in the pressure conversion if possible could you add IWC (inches of water column) please?
TIA
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just installing now, sounds useful - will let you know
Works nicely. Would love if it was Holo themed though (My OCD)
SwiftLegend said:
Works nicely. Would love if it was Holo themed though (My OCD)
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Yeah... It realy needs the Holo Design.
familyguy59 said:
Hey man. Your app looks real interesting and I'm definitely going to check it out.
But I wanted to offer my help, in case you need a translation in German If you do, just send me a tweet, pm or an email - I'll be glad to help
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LG Familyguy59/Beatsleigher
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Thanks a lot , and of course we will let you know when we start localizing the application
chastity said:
Great app.!!! Thanks.
I would like to see if you could add a converter from cubic feet to cubic meters.
.... and just to make it complicated a conversion from cfm (cubic feet per minute) to cmm (cubic meter per minute).
Also in the pressure conversion if possible could you add IWC (inches of water column) please?
TIA
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I agree with you that the application needs more units, and we will take your suggested units into consideration, Thanks for your feedback
skpManiac said:
just installing now, sounds useful - will let you know
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Thanks a lot
SwiftLegend said:
Works nicely. Would love if it was Holo themed though (My OCD)
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odysseus84 said:
Yeah... It realy needs the Holo Design.
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Thanks for your feedback , we will take it into consideration
I really like this app especially the ease of use.
Something i recomend adding is shoe sizes(male to female, us to uk, etc).
Fuel Consumption.
Is fuel consumption count correctly?
I tried 89 MPG (UK) = 0.3150 Liters/100km which can't be true.
Correct should be 3.28 Liters/100km
Or am I doing something something wrong?
ahmed_14 said:
Pocket Converter is a very simple unit converter, easy to use, fast and clean interface includes the following units:
Currency
Length
Mass
Time
Area
Volume
Temperature
Numbers
Data Storage
Speed
Pressure
Power
Energy
Torque
Angle
Fuel Consumption
Electric Current
Screen Shots
market link
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pocketconverter
Feel free to write any suggestions, we are still developing the app and we will add new features soon.
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Am I missing something...no way to set default...it always goes back to something I never use. Otherwise nice app...
very useful app
Exikle said:
I really like this app especially the ease of use.
Something i recomend adding is shoe sizes(male to female, us to uk, etc).
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Thanks a lot , we will add more units soon.
TTibor said:
Is fuel consumption count correctly?
I tried 89 MPG (UK) = 0.3150 Liters/100km which can't be true.
Correct should be 3.28 Liters/100km
Or am I doing something something wrong?
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We just figure out that there is a bug in Liters/100km calculation, we will fix it in the next update.
here.david said:
Am I missing something...no way to set default...it always goes back to something I never use. Otherwise nice app...
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Thanks you, I will work to solve this issue.
louis0612 said:
very useful app
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Thanks
V 2.0.0
*Holo design (starting from OS 3.0)
*Fuel Consumption bug fixed.
SwiftLegend said:
Works nicely. Would love if it was Holo themed though (My OCD)
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odysseus84 said:
Yeah... It realy needs the Holo Design.
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We applied the Holo theme, try it now
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Announcing SeeFood BETA 1.0
SeeFood is a simple interface which helps you to recognise food categories with ease, a concept which was introduced in a TV Show (Silicon Valley) in S04E03. (Clipping here : https://youtu.be/5_U2TN0vk3w)
Disclaimer
1. Since the application is in BETA, it only supports 11 food categories. I am working on adding more as soon as possible. You can check/request for more food categories below.
2. I am a college student, and I don't have the resources to keep high end servers running. The app might be slow at times. Please bear with me.
3. Again, the app is in BETA. A detailed analysis of the picture(that is, name of the dish rather than the category) would be rolled out with next update!
Get the app here (Only Android) : https://goo.gl/Zh71ny
Screenshots
http://imgur.com/a/6LJ8v
The usage of the application is quite simple!
1. Start the camera within the application by tapping on the FAB (Eye Button).
2. Click a picture of your food
3. Wait for us to do our job!
SeeFood can currently recognise from 11 food categories. Support for recognising particular dishes will be added with the next update, which is scheduled in a day or two.
More information about food categories can be found here : https://github.com/C-Aniruddh/seeFood/blob/master/FOOD.md
So use it, rate it, review it, and most importantly, SHARE it!
Great work Aniruddh!
Thug Sir! Great Work.
#PizzaPlz
Is this 11 food categories that are all 'not hotdog'?
StevetotheH said:
Is this 11 food categories that are all 'not hotdog'?
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Advanced categorisation would be rolled out with the next update! It's ready, but finishing touches are still pending. Stay tuned, enjoy!
New update might take some more time, as I am adding some UI tweaks along with the package
Thug app @ace312 Keep it up buddy ? Sur plux gib moi tuitions ;___;
Posted by mistake! XDA mobile view -_-
LordArcadius said:
Thug app @ace312 Keep it up buddy Sur plux gib moi tuitions ;___;
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Haha thanks
Please don't take this as knocking your work but, what purpose does this really serve? I just can't think of what one would use this for to categorize food when taking a picture since you probably know what it is you're eating. I must be missing something, and again not degrading your work just trying to understand what use this would have.
wolfballz said:
Please don't take this as knocking your work but, what purpose does this really serve? I just can't think of what one would use this for to categorize food when taking a picture since you probably know what it is you're eating. I must be missing something, and again not degrading your work just trying to understand what use this would have.
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I understand! I am constantly working on implementing recognition of dishes! Currently I have support for 112 dishes, and with just 112 dishes, the inaccuracy would be huge. So i decided to delay it until I have enough amount of dishes! You can request for support of dishes from the app. Once the dishes are implemented, I can add average calorie amount, recipes, etc. But for that, I need help from you all! This is more of a representation of the potential of the app! Give it some time, and it'll grow
I hope to see you using the app with dishes support soon!
I hope you understand!
Thanks for trying out SeeFood!
Lol awesome work OP. I hope you've hired someone to troll through the bazillions of "not hotdog" wang pics on the interwebz
What would be really interesting is to see how this app fares up against the upcoming google lens. In their promotional video, they showcased a feature where it could analyse flowers, so one can only presume that google lens might just be able to perform this task as well.
Nice work ani
I'm a big big fan of the tv show
the idea is good
varounmirchi said:
What would be really interesting is to see how this app fares up against the upcoming google lens. In their promotional video, they showcased a feature where it could analyse flowers, so one can only presume that google lens might just be able to perform this task as well.
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sadly but true. google has everything to out perform this app but nothing can beat HBO's Silicon Valley
varounmirchi said:
What would be really interesting is to see how this app fares up against the upcoming google lens. In their promotional video, they showcased a feature where it could analyse flowers, so one can only presume that google lens might just be able to perform this task as well.
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k1ng440 said:
sadly but true. google has everything to out perform this app but nothing can beat HBO's Silicon Valley
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Haha yes! But competing with Google in their own game would be a mistake
True, but then again, it's gonna be a while till Google lens comes and even when it does, it'll be a while for it to actually enter it's productive state. Till then, this app could potentially capture the market and maybe, just maybe, be able to take the game into it's own hands.
No harm in being optimistic
varounmirchi said:
True, but then again, it's gonna be a while till Google lens comes and even when it does, it'll be a while for it to actually enter it's productive state. Till then, this app could potentially capture the market and maybe, just maybe, be able to take the game into it's own hands.
No harm in being optimistic
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True!
wolfballz said:
Please don't take this as knocking your work but, what purpose does this really serve? I just can't think of what one would use this for to categorize food when taking a picture since you probably know what it is you're eating. I must be missing something, and again not degrading your work just trying to understand what use this would have.
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Erlich Blachman, right there. xD Just kidding mate. I actually LOL hard on a NSFW. xD