Hello XDA!
I just published my first Android app, called MAT.
MAT is a free, open-source app allows you to solve:
Second Grade Equations
Determinants
Systems of Equations
Roots of Polinomials
Statistics
Triangles
And is available in English, Spanish and Catalan.
This app requires no extra permissions and occupies very little memory.
An old version of MAT source code can be found here:
code.google.com/p/mat-tdr/
MAT is part of a school research project, and I am looking forward to make it better.
Any feedback, comments or tips would be extremely helpful!
The app can be downloaded via Google Play here:
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tdr.mat
Thanks
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Hey Guys,
I review Android Apps for AndroidGuys & I am looking for new & interesting Apps to review.
I am mostly looking for utility's but if there are any cool games etc, I am still very interested in taking a look at them.
Hi,
I would be very happy, if you could have a closer look at "Locus". I am not the dev, but I am doing some promotion here on XDA.... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=907430
Locus is a GPS mapping application. Altough it is very succesful, it is still some kind of "Secret Tip".
With its powerful features, the great support on the forum and its continious development, it is more than an alternative to Google Maps. Some great addons and the perfect UI (maybe difficult for new users, but great if you are used to it) makes Locus an essential GPS app for everybody carrying an Android smartphone.
If you need more informations, don't hesitate to contact me!
Cheers, berkley
I'd love it if you would give OVERVI3W a review.
OVERVI3W is a full logging, security, tracking and control suite.
OVERVI3W free include most security features and basic tracking that most other charge for.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=14113674
or
www.unfairware.com
You can always send a PM for more info.
Please check out Zombie Pop (market link in signature below). It's a lightweight diversion wallpaper/game that you might like.
I've also recently released Time Flies - a minimalist and stylish floating clock LW.
Thanks for your consideration,
Paul
As you only got so few responses - here are my three* tools:
There is a lot of info in the xda threads and the market link is always in the first post.
AutoShare:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1135180
MobileWebCam:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=950933
WebLiveWallpaper (and widget and app):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=931740
*WebLiveWallpaper also has a little child project with much easier usage:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.dngames.picofday
Could you possibly do a quick review on College Football Fight Songs? It is my first app in the Market with the link in my signature or here
Hey everybody,
I’ve made significant improvements on the tip calculator app I developed. My app is ad-free and requires no permissions. Why did I do this? Because it feels good to provide users with a free app, a clean interface, and an excellent user experience. I developed this because I personally needed a tip calculator that wouldn’t spam me with ads, would provide a customizable solution, and has with a clean and stylish interface. I believe I fulfilled all these important aspects, but I would appreciate any feedback you could provide to me by giving my app a rating or review. Please tell me what you think, thank you!
As a new user I can't post download links, but you can find it by typing "fast tip calculator" into the google play store.
A little more about myself, I’m an individual developer and a senior in high school who develops apps for personal, educational, and business uses. I am completely self taught and have never taken any programming class. I have big plans for future apps and will be applying to colleges soon in pursuit of a Computer Science degree. Thank you for your support.
Thanks Dev for making us the Ad Free App.
Here is the Play Store link for people who is interest.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.collinguarino.tipcalculator
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If you enjoy chemistry (or hate it, but are stuck doing it), you might realize that some parts of chemistry are really tedious and mundane. That's where Chemify comes in.
Essentially, I've built an all-in-one chemistry calculator and reference area. It's still in development, but I released the core version of it to the public today (Feb 19, 2014). It has the cabality to predict chemical reactions, nomenclature, oxidation numbers, solubility rules, molar masses, states of matter, and much more (and more on the way!). The best part about the app is that it's not so much meant for cheating, but rather to help you learn - every answer it gives you comes with how it got the answer.
Here's a quick promo video showing how it works, and what's currently in the core version:
This is my first Android app, so I'm trying to gain suggestions, reviews, some users, etc. Any help/suggestions is appreciated.
You can download the app from the Play Store.
There have been a number of updates to the app since the publication of the promo video! First and foremost, there has been a "dimensional analysis" section added, so you can convert units within the app fairly easily. You can also view a number of constants in the Constants tab under Resources.
There have also been a few bug fixes, as well as general system improvements. Support for different languages is coming soon!
Hello XDA Community!
As this is my first post here - first, some information about me.
My name is Tomasz (Tom / Thomas). I am a programmer in medium-sized company located in Torun, Poland. I've started my adventure with Android few months ago, when I have bought my first smartphone with green robot OS.
I wanted to introduce to all of you my first Android game - Color Mania. The rules of this game are quite simple: you have to click on the brighter shade of the same color. Everytime you choose correct, you gain some additional time. Every fifty correct choices you gain another extra time but you have to be careful - one mistake and game is over.
From the technical side - it is an effect of my four hours work with LibGDX and still needs some work. All graphics was made by me with Inkscape. It is inspired by two, currently popular games - Flappy Bird and Timberman. Something like "Hello World".
As I am used to iteration-based work, I wanted to publish this game as soon as possible, counting on some feedback from users. I hope that, you - as more experiences Android programmers will write some advices, tips (maybe about app promotion or UX?).
I have no right to post outside URL-s, so you have to remove all spaces from below link and add 'h' letter to the prefix. Sorry!
Google Play store: ttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.to_dev.color_mania.android
Screens are available at the Google Play store (and project site to which link you can find at Google Play).
Please, do not hesitate to comment, rate and post advices!
Thank in advance,
Tommus
Good idea but it's not very addictive... It's just plain and quite frankly... Boring and I'd advise you to find a better name since there are popular apps with the same name
Hi,
Im Arathus
I started this thread to promote my application, called LocalizR.
With more translation your app can earn bigger download and you can send your application to much more people.
With the LocalizR my goal is to make a huge community (with programmers and translators too) where people help each other about translation.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.arathus.akos.localizr
I hope it will help to all android developer
If you have any question about the application, please ask me on this page
The 1.1 update is now available on Google Play with a new tutorial, better social support, and more bugfix.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.arathus.akos.localizr