Hidden Camera – Scare Prank
- Most sophisticated Scary application for android.
- Use Light, Sound, Move and Time “SENSORS” to prepare scary traps.
- Application allows you to TAKE PICTURE and RECORD VIDEO of whole scary moment.
- Picture and video record can be by one click shared on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, … .
- You can chose from 15 scary sounds or use your own audio files.
- App is supporting Front and Back camera.
Free version:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.betterTomorrowApps.freescareprankmaker
Paid version:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.betterTomorrowApps.scareprankmaker
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Example of Sensor Scare Trap:
- Light sensor turn on scary crazy noise after somebody come to room and turn on the light.
- Audio sensor starts screaming after somebody tell something loudly during the sleeping.
Paid/Full version bonus features:
1. Video recording
2. Picture taking
3. Sharing FB, Youtube, Twitter
4. Your own audio scary sounds
5. No ads
6. Updates 3 weeks before free version (Except bug fixes)
How to use app:
1. Think about your scary evil plan
2. Chose type of sensor and set parameters that launches the trap
3. Place your phone and the camera to see whole scene
4. Press “Activate trap”, you have 10 seconds to leave crime scene
5. Wait and look forward to execution of your Scare Prank
6. Enjoy your triumph
7. Publish picture or video at Facebook, Youtube, Twitter,...
Our tips:
1. Light Sensor Trap Tips – Put phone to room with turned off light. (Bedroom, Garage, Hall, Living room…) and wait for turn on the light. Put phone to closed drawer or wardrobe.
2. Move Sensor Trap Tips – Ask somebody to give him your phone. Put your phone at couch, bed, backseat of your car. Put phone at floor and set most sensitive level. Put phone to closed drawer.
3. Audio Sensor Trap Tips – Put phone close to sleeping person. Put phone close to entrance door.
4. Time trap – At public places (street, shop, cinema, station) give the phone to your friends, leave them and let them panic. Watching horror movie with your friends put your phone behind them.
5. Extreme tip – Connect your mobile output with loudspeakers to reach extreme scary noise sound. (Not recommended: May be dangerous and probably not fun anymore .
LOL this sounds brilliant, going to try it on my girlfriend some time this week! If you don't get a follow up reply, then she didn't find it funny >.>
Thanks man, this is probably first idea for most people "I will use it on my girlfriend ", second thought is use it to is my brother/sister
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Hi,
I made it for fun.
THG2TG
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Pocket PC Phone interface simulation.
Because for me, this book is the one of the most important thing on this galaxy.
(hope you know that the movie is upcoming on May)
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the logo is animated
when you press hardware arrow keys: up/down
it will display more or less information:
- today date
- today weather conditions (if you have installed MY|WEATHER)
- last phone calls
- last SMS message (with ot without the text: tap the message title)
- last email messages (from up to 5 independent email accounts you have in Outlook)
there are four sounds to use,
when wake up, when tap...
to access the menu: tap-and-hold on any point of screen
When you tap the screen, you will listen a warning message, just 2 minutes before the Earth will stop exist.
Just imagine:
you've gone to the super-market on Friday early morning,
you stay on the veeery long line before cash box,
(long like half of hour),
and you simple cannot imagine:
what am I doing here?
:evil:
Take you Pocket PC and turn it on. You see and hear the answer.
Tap the screen: you see and hear more.
:lol:
DON'T PANIC.
Enjoin.
If you don't undestand,
use this one:
This version is freeware.
Should works fine on portrait and landscape orientations of screen.
Hmmm... in the square screen too
(Who has the square screen now? Come on!)
I don't know if I will improve this version.
Maybe more than the last message.
Maybe text-to-speech engine.
Maybe calendar's events.
Maybe the movie trailers...
I saw the trailer of the movie, and the interface of the book looks like:
http://hitchhikers.movies.go.com/main.html
but they enlarge the book size much more. On the original text we read:
"A screen about three inches by four..."
is this (almost) exactly the size of Pocket PC screens?
So... if you have any comments,
or any ideas,
how to improve the simulation,
or what's 42
please email me: [email protected]
This program has no intention to infringe on the rights of authors, producers or distributors of the upcoming movie.
This program does not use any original images or sounds from the movie but only simulate these.
I like it.
I feel that this application could be expanded to include useful hitch-hikerly advice...like where you towel is and how to use it to avoid the gaze of the Ravenous Bugblatter Beast of Traal.
Awesome
have to give it up to u.... thats one hec of an idea.. the book is fantastic.. eagerly waiting for the movie...
great... keep me posted on teh update..
thx
[email protected]
Looks like this could be cool, will have a look soon thanks for the time you put in!
Don't panic
very nice! You could make it work in landscape mode?
Don't panic
Very Nice! How hard would it br to add a battery monitor to that?
I released my first game on Android (BallVenture) and would like to know people's opinion on it. Basically its a ball that you can control with your finger (fling it on screen) or trackball (if you have one). The goal is to reach a vortex in each level, and each level introduces new traps/challenges that prevent you from reaching it (harder every level).
Yeah it's sort-of like Bounce but from a top view and it has some very nice 2D graphics.
So would you play it? And what would you change in it?
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I released my first game on Android (BallVenture) and would like to know people's opinion on it. Basically its a ball that you can control with your finger (fling it on screen) or trackball (if you have one). The goal is to reach a vortex in each level, and each level introduces new traps/challenges that prevent you from reaching it (harder every level).
Yeah it's sort-of like Bounce but from a top view and it has some very nice 2D graphics.
So would you play it? And what would you change in it?
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First of all, this is a pretty neat game. However, I have only played it for five minutes and I have two pieces of constructive criticism. These are just based on what I feel personally, so please do not be offended by what I have to say:
1) The volume control: I feel that you should be able to control it with the hard volume keys (rocker for my nexus one) and that should adjust media volume, but it does not. You have to go into options and that's sort of a pain if you want to adjust volume in-game / on-the-fly.
2) The pause button: I was trying to pause the game to type this response and could not figure it out. Logically, to me, it makes more sense o use the menu key as a pause button as opposed to the back key.
3) Screen timeout: After X amount of minutes no change has been made, screen should turn off. Seems that the game forces it to stay on.
Again, these are just personal opinions I have formed in a few minutes of downloading the product. I will continue to post if I find things but if the full version costs, I don't feel it is one application I would pay for.
EDIT: Unfortunately, I died on the second level and realized I don't have the patience to play this game. The ball bouncing off the walls into spikes angers me in ways it should not... haha.
Pepper Spray Simulator
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Feel like a cop! Turn your smartphone into a real (well, almost) pepper spray! Catch and kill any criminal with the help of him!
The main rule is: DO NOT DIRECT HIMSELF IN THE FACE!!!
NOTE: The picture is taken when you release the balloon when photo mode is enabled!
Pepper Spray - Photo Frame is the best comic simulator of pepper spray in the world. In his arsenal there are different kinds of cans with a completely unique corrosive gases, each of which has its own effect on the victim. Catching the right moment and the offender, you can seal all this police tape or stickers with a set of frames available in the application. And finally, you can share any image with your friends on social networks or save it to your photo gallery.
Application features:
- different kinds of pepper cans
- various face distortions (if supported by your device)
- different photo frames
- support the front and rear camera
- the ability to turn on / off the shooting mode
- saving the last 5 photos
- send images to social networks (Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Vkontakte)
- saving images in the gallery device
Google Play: Pepper Spray Simulator
Screenshots:
Not bad
I can see this being funny for a while, I like the design and it works well with the facial recognition. I would only consider not having an ad pop up while the app is opening, but rather when someone goes to view the pic or saves it (only my opinion though), anyway - good job!
OVgames said:
I can see this being funny for a while, I like the design and it works well with the facial recognition. I would only consider not having an ad pop up while the app is opening, but rather when someone goes to view the pic or saves it (only my opinion though), anyway - good job!
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Thanks OVgames!
A fair comment about advertising!
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Announcing Dog Lens 1.0
Dog Lens is a simple interface which helps you to recognise dog breeds with ease!
Disclaimer
1. Since the application is in development, it currently supports 120 dog breeds. I am working on adding more as soon as possible. You can check/request for more breeds 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/psFPJa
Screenshots
http://imgur.com/a/76uaQ
The usage of the application is quite simple!
1. Start the camera within the application by tapping on the Camera Button.
2. Click a picture of your dog
3. Wait for us to do our job!
Dog Lens can currently recognise from 120 dog breeds.
More information about dog breeds can be found here : https://github.com/C-Aniruddh/dogLens/blob/master/DOGS.md
So use it, rate it, review it, and most importantly, SHARE it!
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Hello!
Nice app, although pretty slow (as you mentioned). Once, it crashed when uploading and recognizing the picture (the report is sent).
IMHO, it would be nice to have the possibility to view the history of your searches (at least, successful )
Also, why do you need a permission to record voice?
onix.avacom said:
Hello!
Nice app, although pretty slow (as you mentioned). Once, it crashed when uploading and recognizing the picture (the report is sent).
IMHO, it would be nice to have the possibility to view the history of your searches (at least, successful )
Also, why do you need a permission to record voice?
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Thank you! It might have crashed due to a memory error. I have fixed it now (backend) I'll keep it in my mind to add the required feature!
Its a part of the library I am using for accessing Camera
I’m working at zoo and I am specified on dogs. From early childhood I used to feed dogs from streets and I’ve started to love them. Anyway I can’t recognize all dog breeds by photos or even if I see them in front of me and I have found an app that’s working like shazam and shows you the breed. When I surfed in internet to see more details, I saw an advertising with that dog and a pokemon, and that made me feel very curious. https://worlddogfinder.com/blog/dog-trivia/dog-pokemon It is the website from ad and here you can read about pokemons that were inspired from dog breeds.
Step 1: Prepare yourself to be fully engaged!
Your mobile phone can now act as a motion sensor gaming console. Get interactive whenever you're near a TV!
Please read the following instructions carefully before you start using your mobile phone to play motion sensor games.
1. Open Google Play, search for Fancy Skiing or Fancy Darts and install.
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Or, open Huawei AppGallery for regions outside China, search for Fancy Skiing or Fancy Darts and install.
2. Make sure your TV supports HDMI.
3. Have a Type-C multi-functional converter ready.
Step 2: Connect and pair
1. Connect a Type-C multi-functional converter (converts USB-C to HDMI) to your phone.
2. Connect the TV to the Type-C multi-functional converter with an HDMI cable.
3. Select HDMI as the signal source on the TV. (For example, if the converter is connected to the TV's HDMI1 port, select HDMI1 as the signal source.)
Step 3: Start the game
1. Switch the Projection mode to Phone mode.
2. On the mobile phone, open a motion sensor game (for example, Fancy Skiing).
a. Fancy Skiing gives you an intense interactive experience.
b. Fancy Darts is perfect for social occasions and a great option for parties.
Tips for the Gaming Experience
Clothing: Brightly colored clothes work best for ensuring optimal effects.
Lighting: Conduct gameplay in naturally lit environments and avoid interference from strong artificial light sources.*
Mobile phone height: Place your phone on a stable table or board 40 to 150 cm from the ground.
Distance between you and your phone: Maintain between 2 and 2.5 m of distance with your phone. The gaming area should be free of obstacles so as to avoid collision or injury.
Adjust the tilt of the phone to ensure that the player is completely visible in the preview box.
Avoid using a gaming area where others are likely to move around so as not to disturb motion control effects.
Safety tips You should Know
During gaming, do not place the rear camera close to your eyes. Keep your eyes more than 5 cm from the camera for safety.
The phone may overheat during gameplay. Prevent children from touching the phone. It is recommended that you manage your time well and not play games for too long.
Images:
https://imgur.com/a/nkr5PoP