I just released the first fully-functional version of Pastedroid, an app for Pastebin. It has all the features provided by the Pastebin API, and as far as I know they all work.
However, I would like feedback on it (both suggestions for future releases and things that don't work) as I don't have the time or patience to test it thoroughly. So leave any and all feedback here (good or bad), and be as detailed as you can, especially in regards to any errors.
To download it, search for Pastedroid Beta in the Android Market.
Apologies for the lack of a QR code; I don't yet have permission to embed images.
Thanks!
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Hi folks. I have just put up the first release of an offline calendar app. Basically it is a re-write of AnCal, keeping the same UI, but wrangling a lot of code to make it do what I need and make it more 1.6+ and QVGA friendly.
I am interested in any feedback at this point before I stick it on the various markets as I only have the emulator and an X10 mini for testing.
You can download the apk and check some screenshsots from the URL below. Feedback is most welcome so comment, PM or comment on the blog linked from the project page. I hope some of you find it useful.
...ermm, ok well, I guess because it is my first post here I can't put real links in. Drop the path below in your browser and you should get there.
j2mfk.com/projects/j2cal
Hi everyone!
I would like to request some feedback and possibly some help with the free Android voucher app that we built, vouchAR.
As an overview....the main function is to find discount vouchers that are local to the user....so they can save money in restaurants and shops.
The method of presenting this information however is via an Augmented Reality camera view, with floating tags showing the locations of the discounts.
I would add a screen-shot but I don't have the forum privileges required yet as I am a junior member still!
At present the app has had around 10,000 downloads (since August) and conceptually we think its a great use of AR...however I know if needs a lot of cosmetic work and some usability tweaks (sharing etc). If any of you have time to trial it and comment I would be very thankful. Any feedback, pos or neg would be graciously received!
The app is available for download for UK Android users only at present, something I would also like to change once US partners are found.
Also, if you think you have the dev experience to add something to this app and might like to work with us on this then please PM me...
All the best!
Pete
Hi,
you might have a little more feedback and would maybe encourage more people to try your app if you would provide some more information:
- what does your app do
- what are the advantages
- screenshots
- QR Code
I guess a lot of people will see this and don't bother to go to the market, search for your App and download it, just to find out what its for.
Regards,
Becksman
Becksman said:
Hi,
you might have a little more feedback and would maybe encourage more people to try your app if you would provide some more information:
- what does your app do
- what are the advantages
- screenshots
- QR Code
I guess a lot of people will see this and don't bother to go to the market, search for your App and download it, just to find out what its for.
Regards,
Becksman
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Thank you for the advice Becksman, I have updated the original post with more details however I am unable to post a screenshot yet as I have limited forum rights. Screenshots can easily be found by searching goolge images for "vouchar"
Cheers!
Pete
Hello everyone! I am the developer of Prepay Widget, a powerful app that allows you to monitor your account balance through USSD requests.
You can find more info about USSD on Wikipedia, but basically these are short, SMS-like messages used by most GSM and some CDMA providers to deliver information
or control account services. The actual information comes to you in the form of popup toasts, which thids app hides and parses into widgets.
You can find the apps landing page on XDA at the following thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=12348102
However, i want to stress that its important that we get some device-specific feedback, so please post in this thread if you have issues,
this helps me keep track of bugs and requests better.
You can use the Lite version of the app - it has all the functionality of the full version apart from automatic updates (not really that important imo).
As I haven't got one of these phones in my pocket, I need some testers to track down problems. Please, use this thread to comment or
suggest features. It is my belief that addressing issues is best done individually by phone, so if something doesn't work, let me know and I will fix it ASAP.
Market link:
https://market.android.com/details?id=fahrbot.apps.ussd.widget.lite
Debugging:
Please use the "Write to developer" item in the Settings menu to send logs. Enable debugging, reproduce your error and then send the logs.
Make sure you include a description - the more detailed the description the better.
Screens:
The PERFECT APP. Glad i found this, its working very well!
Well thank you! Any suggestions?
Whats with 1.1.8? Any issues?
Guys, you know i appreciate feedback...
Any issues with the latest update?
Oke i am testing
Sent from my Nexus One using XDA App
Please let me know what you think...
No no issues - works perfectly.
I use all the time to test my themes and things
Anything to report?
1.3.3.0
Added full Russian translation
Fixed many small errors from user logs
Fixed rare radio restart issue on some ICS builds
I have been thinking on starting developing applications for the Android Platform for a while, but never really had the chance to get a hold of sources to begin with. I was able to create my first android application and I thought sharing my findings in xda would only encourage me to work harder, and learn many more significant approaches to coding.
Anyways, I compiled my own root-checker or RChecker for short, and I though maybe some of you would like to try it out since the new 4.3 came out, and perhaps it works. I have only tested this app in 4.2.2 and still needs many more improvements to come, who knows, maybe I will create far more innovative apps. I'll share my findings and my link to sources.
Thanks to RootTools https://code.google.com/p/roottools/
and Stericson.
Don't be shy, test out my app and share your findings. Tell me if it works. PM any problems. Thank you.
Also, not granting super user permissions to the app will work.
Changelog:
v 0.1
First release.
v 0.2
More pleasant to the eye. Added "Override Failure!" for testing purposes only.
Still no display of commands
Hello ladies and gents,
We have developed Riilo, an app which (we hope) will create a new way of interaction between individuals. The idea is to allow anybody, to reach any location on Earth, and interact with people from that specific place.
For example, Riilo allows anyone, no matter where they are, to talk to people who are in Times Square, New York, or who pass by Times Square.
Similarly, Riilo enables one to interact with local people and find useful information, just by asking. For example, if one wonders whether the local groceries store still has a particular product, he/she can just ask people who are at the store right now.
We are in the very beginning and we need feedback on the concept, as well as the app itself. It would be greatly appreciated, if you joined Riilo Beta Community on Google Plus (just search Riilo Beta on g+). Once joined, please follow instructions on how to download the app from Google Play.
Our little app is quite easy to use too; here is how it goes (refer to the attached image):
1. The user on the left (with nexus 5) taps the map at the Eiffel Tower and asks what the fox says
2. People from around the Eiffel Tower can see the post
3. Somebody from around that location (the user with HTC on X) will reply to the post
This is how Riilo aims to bring the world closer together, by giving individuals the power to reach the entire World!
Many thanks to everybody who joined the Riilo Beta Community and even more thanks to those who installed the app, you are great!
Based on the feedback we received so far, we will be working over the weekend and will release an update late Sunday, or early next week.
More feedback would be even better, so we would be super happy if you wrote us what your thoughts are, on the concept and app in general.
You can do it here, on the community wall, or write to [email protected]
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community wall
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link to community wall - Click here
Bug found
The following bug has been reported by two users running KitKat:
After completing the "tutorial/introduction" a black activity is shown (see attached screenshot). Can anyone help reproduce this?
Many thanks!
Many thanks to all great people who downloaded the app!
We would very much appreciate it if you wrote us a couple of words saying what you think of the concept as well as the app.
You can do it here, on the community page (search for Riilo Beta on Google Plus) or send an email to [email protected]
:cyclops:
New Update
A fresh update is now available on Google Play. We have fixed a few things and done minor improvements.
The NEW thing: on the map, you can now see some silhouettes. They are meant to show in which areas there are users or where users have been. As more and more users install the app, and the more the app is used, the more silhouettes will be shown on the map.
Nonetheless, you should still post to places that have no users shown on the map; even if the app shows there are no users in that place, people could still have the information you seek, and so they will be able to help.
If you have any questions or feedback, we would love to hear from you! :cyclops:
Riilo is published
I have now published Riilo on Google Play. You can download it here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.riilo.main or just search for Riilo in Google Play.
Feedback is greatly appreciated!
If you like the concept and you think the app is worth it, maybe you can +1 the app on Google Play or perhaps even leave a nice review
Many thanks!
New Update
Riilo on Google Play just received an update. It contains a redesigned UI, as well as some optimizations and bug fixes.
Let me know what you guys think :cyclops:
This is a very interesting concept. I will have to look more into it soon
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This is such a cool concept. Don't know if things functionality is in yet but the ability to send pictures to back and fourth would be awesome.
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Unfortunately you cannot add images, videos or audio files yet. They will come, although it will take a while as it does require quite a lot of work.
Thanks for your suggestions :cyclops: