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[App][Widget][2.2+] aTimer 1.2 - Timing stuff made easy!

Hi all,
aTimer
I wrote this as I couldn't find a decent app that was quick and easy to use, and suited my needs.
Some features:
aTimer allows you to configure fifteen individual countdown or stopwatch timers for common activities, allowing you to quickly and effortlessly get on with the task at hand. Start a countdown timer, and when it expires, aTimer will sound a short alarm and vibrate your phone. Edit timers by long pressing on them. Use as a stopwatch by setting the time to 0:00:00.
Market link is here -->
https://market.android.com/details?id=net.adyno.atimer&hl=en
or get the APK directly here -->
http://adyno.net/downloads/aTimer.apk
No ads, popups or stupid permissions **** (only vibrate & wakelock).
And just plain old free.
Give it a try and post me some feedback and I'll get back to you.
For Android 2.2 or later...
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Shameless bump...

By the screenshots, nice UI. Will download it in 15 minutes.
Sent using Mini CM7 Pro by Paul

Where can I download aTimer?
Those links do not work.

[Android 2.1+] Alarm Widget

Hi XDA!
I want to share with you guys a widget a made for my own use before on time. As people around me asked me to have it due to its utility, I finally decided to publish it on Google Play.
What it isfor
The widget shows your next alarm (hour and day) with customizable colors. It also works as a shortcut to your alarm application. Yeah, I was tired of tapping so many times to check my next alarm!
SOUNDS GREAT. WHERE CAN I FIND IT?
I know, right? You can find it here.
Screenshots:
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Permissions:
NETWORK COMMUNICATION: Why? I am using ACRA library for crash reports (very useful). Because of Android fragmentation, the package of alarm application is different depending on your smarthphone. When you tap in the widget and it does not get you to the Alarm app, I get a report to know what is your smartphone model. I then go to look for the source code of your smartphone manufacturer and find out the package name
Hope you like it :good:

Updated (03/01/2013): Fix spacing for the hour.

Will try yes very nice does the job
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[App][Beta][4.0+] DeskShot - Capture your Desktop from your phone

Hi everyone,
Have you ever seen a screenshot of a Computer, but captured with a smartphone camera? Do you hate them as much as I do? Well now I got a simple but efficient solution for this problem.
Introducing DeskShot:
DeskShot allows you to create a Screenshot of your computer with your smartphone with the press of a button. All it needs is a small java program running on your computer and thats it. At the moment you can only capture your primary screen and only the whole screen but I'm going to add a way to capture only a portion of a screen.
The App is in a beta state right now. To install it either download it from the attachments section below or join the Google+ Community (plus.google.com/communities/109206966394527976430) and register as a tester to get automatic updates.
The backend requires Java 7 or higher to run and can be downloaded from the attachments. It defaults to port 2555 but I will add configuration options soon.
I would like to hear whether the app is working for you too and I would love to hear feature requests or improvements in the UX.
Screenshots
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[APP][4.1+] Instant Notification - A Material Design reminder

Instant Notification
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Hi everyone!
I'm here to share you a little application I made for practicing my Android skills. It's called Instant Notification, and it allows you to make a customized notification in your notification drawer (like a post-it). You can choose to make it persistent to avoid swiping it by mistake or with the "delete all" button. It's that simple, but it can be useful for you. I made it because I always forget to send mails or other little things... Now if I forget every time I look at my phone I see the notification.
Of course you can always edit/delete the notification by clicking on it.
Don't forget to give me some feedback and features ideas for future updates! I think the next step is to make a history of the previous posted notifications to reuse them. And also if someone wants to translate the app in his language, i'll upload the string file, it's only ~20 strings to translate, and it would be very useful for me!
Thanks!
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[APP] Notifications Manager

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Do you have any app that does not stop to post notifications in the statusbar and you do not know how to remove it?
Do you want to add recurring alerts for messages from any of your friends on WhatsApp, Facebook or GMail?
Now you can do both very easily!
You just have to select which application publishes the notification you want to delete and/or for which you want to add a recurring alert and we take care of everything else.
Easy, safe and intuitive!

Thanks for this app. It's really useful. Can you make the pop-up actions of the floating bottom button more smoothly? The animations are luggie. Thanks

Thanks for the feedback.
Yes, the floating button animation needs to be revisited.
For now I'm concentrated on optimize the internal app side and, after that, I can optimize the UI
Just now I've upgraded the Play Store version to make it fully compatible with Oreo.
AxiK. said:
Thanks for this app. It's really useful. Can you make the pop-up actions of the floating bottom button more smoothly? The animations are luggie. Thanks
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Looks like a great idea! Any plans for incorporating the LED for notifications?