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A new application called Mapsaurus is a great way for users to find new apps that they may enjoy, based on the apps they already have installed. For example, I clicked on my favorite wallpaper app (Pattrn) and it brought up four other apps that it thinks I would like. From there, you can hit each individual suggested app and see four more suggestions for that app, creating a huge app tree.
You can search based on your already installed apps or you can choose from fun categories, like Play Zombie Games or Get Better Battery Life. If you’ve been needing some sweet new apps, check it out.
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Hi everyone, I want to share with you an app I've made recently
Delicious market is an Android app which gives you a chance to find some fresh, great apps in the market. This is the only app that lets you filter apps and games in the entire market by rating, category, cost, rating count, download count and sort them in the way you like. Instead of browsing the endless lists of random apps (like all those 3,5-rated apps listed in "the best" category), specify your own, advanced search conditions. You can also try a set of interesting preset searches. Bring cool games into daylight and find some fresh apps, not (yet) listed on the main page. Bon apetit!
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so i was keeping this to myself as it was going into real development as a new application but before it really took off its development has died so i thought id show you all what i was working on.
basically i wanted an app that would bring roms, kernels and their developers to the forefront; at the same time providing a way to manage your currently installed configs, in a similar fashion to rom manger.
seeing as development has died i've decided to share this as an idea on how 'I' would like to see a rom manager application look. the app was heavily inspired by the google card UI and the android play store. hope you like it and if anyone would like to use the concept be my guest.
i think the images below is pretty self explanatory so enjoy.
EDIT: sorry about the huge image size.
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Hello all
First of all, let me greet all you Xda members, this is my first post :good:
I wanted to share with you my latest project i made for myself, it's Camouflage.
It's not a revolutionary app but it's very common to use and find in many desktop pc. Since i felt the lack of it for Android devices, i decide to make it
Camouflage allows you to encrypt/decrypt with password chosen by the user, various type of files within Jpeg images and consequently sending them via email or bluetooth.
Received images are regulary showed on the gallery, but it requires you know the passowrd to decrypt and extract file within them.
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Camouflage can be downloaded for free from Google Play store, just look for "Camouflage free"
Any feedback or suggestion about improvment is well accepted
Your favorites apps one swipe away, from anywhere !
The app has already been mentioned on XDA last august but I though it was useful to post an update as the app evolved a lot !
So here we go, the app has been totally updated, here the highlight :
- mini mode, minimal ui, pure t9, faster launch
- quick swipe, up to direct swipe access to your fav apps
- full icon pack support, theming
- in app search with contacts, youtube, maps...
- many other configuration options
Check it out !
Mentioned on Android Police
http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/1...e-launch-zones-for-lightning-fast-app-access/
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.ebt.appswitch
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Hello everyone! This is Tom, I'm an android developer and new to these forums.
Around Easter I decided to make a new Launcher for android because the one I was using was slow and annoying. For this reason I created this launcher and I tried to make it as small as possible and consume as little battery as possible, for this reason it has a very simple appearance.
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Using this app is simple: The screen is parted on a selected number of categories (defined by the user) each category has a name and up to 6 apps assigned. Launching one of those apps is a matter of seconds!
This app can run perfectly from android 1.0+, it is tested on android 2.3 and android kitkat although it should work perfectly on lollipop as well, and it's only ~80kb in size (depends on device).
Because I'm new I can't upload link in Play Store, so I attached the apk with this post.
I welcome all feedback for it!
Thanks a lot for your time!