[APP][2.2+] Geo Discoverer - Android Apps and Games

Introduction
After four years of work in my spare free time, I finally made my app ready for the public. It's a navigation app for hikers and bikers. I used it already during more than 12.000 kms of biking with my wife on our tandem. Now I want to share it with you. See it in action on You Tube!
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Features
Online and offline maps
Fast map display with arbitrary rotation and zoom
Track recording
Display of arbritrary number of GPX routes
Start and end flags on routes allow planning of day trips along long routes
Widgets show infos about tracks and routes (e.g., altitude profile)
Navigation to a given target or along a route with turn indication
Navigation instructions can be displayed on a compatible smart watch (e.g., Meta Watch Frame)
Voice navigation available for routes (off route indication and upcoming turns)
Extensive help explains all features
Offline maps can be created from various sources (scanned maps, GeoTIFFs, Windows map software, ...)
Installation instructions
Download the app from the Google Play Store.
Changelog
See the Google Play Store entry for the changes.
FAQ
None received so far.
Bug reports and new feature requests
Please use the issue tracker.
Thanks To/Credits
My wife for supporting the project despite the many hours I spent on it (and not with her)
My father-in-law for giving valuable feedback as the first tester
XDA:DevDB Information
Geo Discoverer, App for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
grueni75
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2014-12-29
Last Updated 2015-02-26

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Public available
Beta phase is over! Everybody can now download the app from the Play Store.

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[APP 3.0+] pressureNET 2.1 is released: open source Android barometer network

Hello everyone!
We have released pressureNET 2.1 and are excited to hear your feedback. The app is mostly only useful on devices with barometers, such as the Nexus 4, Nexus 10, Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy SIII and Xoom, but all Android 3.0+ devices can run it. We've built a worldwide network of atmospheric pressure measurements and have collected more than 8 million so far. We hope to use the data in order to improve short-term, local weather prediction. If you check out our blog below, you can see a teaser of the incredible resolution we have for events like Hurricane Sandy.
The new update brings important bugfixes and a new UI along with the announcement that we're going to be releasing a fantastic tool within a few days that lets you view all of the data on the web.
You can download pressureNET from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ca.cumulonimbus.barometernetwork
And see the source code for the app at https://github.com/JacobSheehy/pressureNET and for the server https://github.com/JacobSheehy/pressureNETServer
And if you're looking for more details, check out our blog entry at www.cumulonimbus.ca/pressurenet-2-1/
Thanks and have a nice day!
We have just released our first Data Visualization tool for pressureNET. This is also open source (github.com/JacobSheehy/pressureNETAnalysis) and it lets you view the data that we're collecting.
Until now, it was very difficult for our users to know what kind and what quality of data we were gathering. Now you can go to http://pndv.cumulonimbus.ca and view our archive over the last year. The page shows a couple of datepickers and a google map as controls: move the map around, change the dates and watch the graph load. You'll see a plot of all atmospheric pressure measurements we've collected during the timeframe you specified and within the latitude/longitude grid visible on your map selection.
We are working now with atmospheric scientists to make use of this data in the best way we can. Our primary goal is to improve the state of weather prediction for everyone, especially smartphone users .
Enjoy! And if you have feedback, please let me know. We are working every day (especially during the holidays, since this is all done in our free time) to build the best products we can. Thanks again for your time.
Another quick update for the XDA community: We were recently featured in Wired Magazine!
http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2013/01/android-weather-prediction/

[APP][2.3+] SpyVisio - security, surveillance and much more

Hello everyone, after a long time testing I would like to introduce my SpyVisio app in the hope that you find it useful.
SpyVisio is a sort of swiss army knife of the remote surveillance and device safety. This lightweight and compact app encloses a set of functions that can transform your phone into a powerful instrument of control (webcam, ipcam, motion and sound detector, DVR, home alarm, video surveillance, anti-theft, GPS tracks locator, sms interceptor).
Here are some examples of SpyVisio applications:
Baby monitor
When the baby wakes up and begins to move or cry, SpyVisio can:
- Play a song, ring tone, a lullaby or any pre-recorded vocal message with your own voice
- Call another phone
- Send a text message
- Send an email
In addition, at any time you can call SpyVisio and listen to what is happening or access it through internet and see the images taken by its camera. All events are stored in the device memory and may be consulted at any time (even remotely).
Home security system
Place one or more SpyVisio devices in the environment being controlled. In case of suspicious noises or movements you will be notified on your control phone and you could take countermeasures. SpyVisio can also sound an alarm and operate as a DVR. The images taken by its camera can be viewed in real time remotely through a standard internet browser.
Car protection
Someone likes to scratch or harm your car? Just put SpyVisio suitably hidden in the passenger compartment and it will record all suspicious movements taking place around.
Phone theft
If someone steals your device, then you can use some special SpyVisio functions to track down the thief:
- In case of SIM replacement an SMS will be sent to your control phone with information about the new SIM card and the new phone number
- By issuing SMS commands to SpyVisio you can get information on demand about the ingoing/outgoing calls & messages or the GPS locations of the last 24 hours and try to get emails with pictures of those who are using the phone.
Anti-curious phone
With phone in Stealth mode, its screen turns off but all alarm functions are still active; if someone approaches your phone it can sound an alarm, take photographs of him and prevent access to other applications, ensuring maximum privacy. SpyVisio prevents anyone from using your phone without your knowledge and so you can leave it around without too many worries.
Secret investigator
Do you want to know where someone dear to you has spent the day? SpyVisio can store the tracks of the movements made in the last 24 hours and you can read them individually, or view the entire path with Google Maps or Google Earth. Every message sent or received from SpyVisio phone can also be repeated automatically to another phone (control phone). Do you want to know if in your absence something strange happens in your house? Just put SpyVisio in the room you want to check and it will record everything that is moving or making noise.
All feedback is welcome, so please let me know what you think of the app! Since the app is released for free on Play store you can, if you want, try it and post about it wherever you like!
Might want to put a link to the Play Store, just a recommendation.
Joshmccullough said:
Might want to put a link to the Play Store, just a recommendation.
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Yes, that is a good recommendation.
Unfortunately xdadevelopers prevents those who have less than 10 posts on the forum to include links
However just search SpyVisio on Google, the download link will come out as the first result.
Paulpi2 said:
Yes, that is a good recommendation.
Unfortunately xdadevelopers prevents those who have less than 10 posts on the forum to include links
However just search SpyVisio on Google, the download link will come out as the first result.
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Dur, didn't even think about the x<10 post limit, my bad Yeah, I found it through the Play Store, thanks for the tip!
With the new release SpyVisio 1.2 you can now generate a GPS NMEA-0183 log and import it in Google Earth. In practice you can do all the GPS Cookie (Kickstarter project) does but without having to buy the cookie
New release SpyVisio 1.3
Some minor bugs have been removed and a new data storage management provides compatibility with KitKat.
Paulpi2 said:
New release SpyVisio 1.3
Some minor bugs have been removed and a new data storage management provides compatibility with KitKat.
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Link for the app - Click here
This sounds like a nice app. I wish I could use this with my tablet, but google play says only my phone can use it. It's a Dell Venue 8 with GPS, but wifi only model. Any chance you can make it available to tablets with gps? The baby monitoring sounds great. Thanks for the request!
Can this work on galaxy tab 3 7.0 running 4.1.2? Google play won't let me download.
Thanks,
Levi Woodard
Sent from the XDA premium app.
New release SpyVisio 2.1
SpyVisio is now compatible with most surveillance apps (IPcam Viewer, TinyCam Monitor, IP Cam Viewer) besides PC programs like VLC and Yawcam.
Here are the main characteristics of v.2.1:
- SMS interception
- Sounds/images player/recorder integrated on board
- Embedded Http server with DNS support for dynamic IP
- IP camera Server (supported protocols: server push MJPEG, snapshot JPEG, MO_O/MO_V)
- Management of remote commands via SMS
- Scheduler for programming weekly surveillance
- Log generated: events of the last 24 hours in CSV format, last 10 in/out calls, last week SMS, GPS position in KML and NMEA format
- Send SMS/email information in case of alarm or on request
- Send SMS automatically in the event of unauthorized SIM replacement
- Phone Call in the event of alarm
- Automatic answer of calls from the control phone
- Stealth mode
- Detection of movements and sounds
- Customizable protection zone
- Support of both cameras (front and rear)
- Voltage grid detection
- Circular memory recording
- Siren sound customizable
- Enable/disable alarm via Bluetooth
- Maximum privacy, the images are not uploaded on a remote server
- 3 configurable user profiles
- User manual included
- Free of ads
More details on: http://www.optivelox.com/spyvisio
New release SpyVisio 2.2
SpyVisio now supports geo-fencing alarms.
Note:
SpyVisio has been recently suspended and removed from Google Store as it could carry out spying or surreptitious tracking of others !?
The app can be downloaded for free at: http://www.optivelox.com/spyvisio

[COMPETITION] PebbleTrailTacker

Summary
This WatchApp will guide you during long races. Track your running mates and be tracked at home. Are you tired and thirsty? Check in your watch how far is a check point with drinking water.
Description
Every day there are more long distance runners. These are endurance races where most of the times it is harder to endure psychologically then physically. Imagine a trail with 60 km and you don’t know anything, where you are or your friends... This Pebble App will reduce loneliness and give you information about the track and your friends. Also, for those who are at home, expecting for news will be able to track you online and even cheer for you.
This app will use the network connection and GPS from the Android OS.
WatchFace + Android Application flow
1. Upload in the Android App a GPX or KML file with the track and Points of Interest.
2. Login in the Android App and select one track.
3. Wait (or not) for more friends to log in the same track
4. Connect to Pebble WatchApp and start running
5. Get track information in watch
6. Send your position to a website where your friends can check your position
7. Receive cheers from your friend in your watch
8. End your race and check your data in your website.
All configurations and track upload must be set in the Android Application before using the WatchApp.
XDA:DevDB Information
[COMPETITION] PebbleTrailTacker, App for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
BazingaTheDog
Version Information
Status: Alpha
Created 2014-08-15
Last Updated 2014-08-15

[COMPETITION] PebbleTrailTacker

Summary
This WatchApp will guide you during long races. Track your running mates and be tracked at home. Are you tired and thirsty? Check in your watch how far is a check point with drinking water.
Resources
Pebble + Android
Description
Every day there are more long distance runners. These are endurance races where most of the times it is harder to endure psychologically then physically. Imagine a trail with 60 km and you don’t know anything, where you are or your friends… This Pebble App will reduce loneliness and give you information about the track and your friends. Also, for those who are at home, expecting for news will be able to track you online and even cheer for you.
This app will use the network connection and GPS from the Android OS.
WatchFace + Android Application flow
1. Upload in the Android App a GPX or KML file with the track and Points of Interest.
2. Login in the Android App and select one track.
3. Wait (or not) for more friends to log in the same track
4. Connect to Pebble WatchApp and start running
5. Get track information in watch
6. Send your position to a website where your friends can check your position
7. Receive cheers from your friend in your watch
8. End your race and check your data in your website.
All configurations and track upload must be set in the Android Application before using the WatchApp.
XDA:DevDB Information
[COMPETITION] PebbleTrailTacker, App for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
BazingaTheDog
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2014-08-16
Last Updated 2014-08-16

[APP][4.0+]What's in Town

What's in Town is a new app that I have been working on for a little while now.
The apps aim is to provide a quick and easy to use interface to find out much more about your local area/town, as well as provide a great tourist information app.
Build from the ground up around material design practices I feel the app really does provide a clean and easy to use interface far better than other apps like it.
Currently the first stable release of the app has now been pushed to play store while we build up our database of locations, we are starting with historic locations as very few apps seem to have any details on local historic items. But we will be expanding into hotels, bars, shops and other locations of importance.
We are also focusing on Great Britten but hope to expand into other country's as well!
I have come to XDA with the app to general raise awareness but also get peoples ideas about the app and what they think might work well, or any features improvements or bugs etc!
Thanks
XDA:DevDB Information
What's in Town, App for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
zacthespack
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 1.2.1
Stable Release Date: 2015-03-24
Created 2015-02-22
Last Updated 2015-03-24
App updated to 1.2
The newest update to the What’s in Town app has just hit the Android play store, grab it HERE now!
This is quite a large update and includes some great new features below:
Filter by distance/town
Whats in Town version 1.2 now allows you to easily filter locations displayed in more ways than ever. In past versions you where able to filter by location type by clicking on each of the location types in the side menu to toggle them.
However with the latest update you are now also able to filter by distance (in miles) from your current location. Perfect for if you are looking for a day out near by, or need to limit the distance you can travel to a location
You can also filter by town, this allows you to only display the locations in a certain town, great if your planning a trip to another town and want to know whats about in that town only.
Search
Another great feature now allows you to search through our database for the locations your interested in, once you have found the location you want simply click it and the map shall show you its location and info.

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