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Speech bubbles and masks created with Andorid app Photo Talks Christmas.
Original photo: public domain; Female Skier by Petr Kratochvil
Slightly edited selfreflection on a window in Amsterdam. Taken with my HTC Desire using the Camera360 Android app.
I'm a total Nature-freak, I have so many plants in my house and on my balcony, that it looks and feels like a jungle, my preferred natural habitat...well, not really, I don't like wild animals or man-eating insects, so let's say urban jungle. To my utter delight, lately I had to realize that I spend so much time surrounded by plants that some kind of osmosis process has started, converting my body into a new half-human-half-plant lifeform, not an unpleasant experience, as I get to hang around chillaxing most of the time, and looking at my leafy hands, nobody is expecting me to get any actual work done anymore anyways, so I'm mostly being left alone in a corner, working on the final stages of my plantness, and as you can see, rather successfully, I am almost there...please water me every now and then, thank you :D
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Get a notification that there's an update for the Mint app on my Nexus S. Tap. Raise eyebrows. WHAT is going on with that app icon?
Tried the same thing on a Droid in the house and didn't get the same results. No idea why this is happening, but now concerned my phone's been hacked.
Dodon(explosion) – Android apps – Free
details?id=teasoft.dodon&hl=en
Game app to break the favorite character.
When you enter the character name, the character is the appearance!
After only break emit a battery.
Also free to break even hate...
You move the XO Guy to either the child interface or the plain Android interface to start using the tablet
The first hands on review of the XO Tablet from One Laptop Per Child that sold out at Walmart and is now available on Amazon: goo.gl/x02En5
Start Check Launcher – Android apps – Freehttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tesyio.tt_launcher&hl=en
App registered to organize apps and bookmarks, whether the check was to launch the apps and bookmarks can be.Create a folder to organize apps, bookmarks in the...
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Code your robot puppy to help Nancy Drew solve the mystery!
As a member of Nancy Drew’s de-TECH-tive crew, choose disguises, find clues, and program your robot puppy to solve the mystery of a missing project at the Tech Fair. The mystery unfolds in a full narrative story spanning six chapters, as Nancy and friends encounter students who may have taken the missing project. Help Nancy track down suspects and discover what happened to the project before the Tech Fair competition begins!
Throughout the game players develop and use their growing de-TECH-tive skills. Players find clues in hidden object games and apply basic coding concepts to code their puppy and help Nancy out of tight spots at the end of every chapter. It’s the ultimate introduction to computer programming as the coding challenges increase as the story progresses and leads to a super coder award.
FEATURES:
LEARN
Kids will learn two of the three basic logic structures in computer programming:
• Sequences
• Loops
DEVELOP
Super de-TECH-tives will develop critical thinking skills:
• Pattern recognition
• Spatial visualization
• Problem solving
• Algorithmic thinking
• Attention to detail
PLAY
Kids will follow the story and have fun while narrowing down their list of suspects:
• Read along with story dialogue!
• Find clues within 20+ hidden object games!
• Review clues, evidence, and possible suspects in the player’s Clue Book!
• Select undercover disguises for Nancy, Bess and George!
• Investigate a new location in each chapter!
• Play bonus coding levels in Obstacle Course mode!
• Collect in-game charms!
• Listen to the “Codes & Clues” theme song composed by Berklee College of Music contest winner, Ana Tish, performed by Sofia Mazursky and produced by Grammy Award winner Tena Clark.
Kids will love this new Nancy Drew mobile mystery just as many generations have loved the books. Come join Nancy, Bess and George on an adventure that entertains and educates with equal measure. This is going to be fun!
*** NO IN-APP PURCHASES, ADS OR PUSH NOTIFICATIONS***
“Just as in the mystery novels, students decompose a complex story into smaller, more manageable tasks in order to build a case based upon sequential logic, just like a computer programmer would construct an algorithm. As an instructional technology teacher, Codes & Clues gets my kids excited about coding and puts those skills in a fun and familiar context. Who could want more than that?” - -- Lindsey Dunn, K-3 Instructional Technology Teacher
Hi Kids™
Nancy Drew: Codes & Clues is the first initiative under Her Interactive’s new division, Hi Kids, which will focus on mobile games and apps geared to early learners. Her Interactive was a pioneer in 1998 when it began developing and publishing Nancy Drew interactive games for females. From the beginning, the company’s videogames encouraged STEM education and careers. Since then, Her Interactive has released 32 games, won 30 Parents’ Choice awards and has sold more than 9 million copies of its games. Parents and teachers will be using Nancy Drew: Codes & Clues to introduce their children and students, respectively, to coding and computer science. Parents and teachers can sign-up for our newsletter or follow-us on any one of our social media channels.
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A great update for Android with a complete parts volume and display mixer.
Get the updated MuseScore Player app from the Google Play Store now.
The Greater Manchester Police Museum has launched their latest app for Android users.
The free app which has been available for Apple users since 2012 offers the public an audio guide for their visit to the museum highlighting key information and interesting tales.
Voiced by Emmerdale actor Chris Bisson who plays Jai Sharma, the Apple app has had over 1200 downloads so far. This new addition will allow more smartphone users to enjoy an enhanced museum experience.
Chris has been a keen ambassador for the GMP Police Museum and gave up his time to voice the app for free.
GMP’s Deputy Chief Constable Ian Hopkins said: “After the success of the GMP Museum app on Apple we are excited to be able to unveil our latest app for smartphone users.
“Our innovative web team have created the app which is now available for Android users and will allow more visitors to experience the museum in a fresh way.”
Features of the app include fascinating facts and figures about the history of policing and historical photo galleries which visitors can flick through at their own pace.
Duncan Broady, GMP’s Museum Curator added: “The museum allows the public to get an insight into policing over the years and to see how it has evolved.
“We have had excellent feedback from the Apple app and are pleased to give other smartphone users the chance to enjoy the audio guide through the museum.”
To download the app visit the Google Play Store using the following link: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=police.uk.gmpmuseum
To find out more about Greater Manchester Police please visit our website.
You should call 101, the new national non-emergency number, to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response.
Always call 999 in an emergency, such as when a crime is in progress, violence is being used or threatened or where there is danger to life.
You can also call anonymously with information about crime to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Crimestoppers is an independent charity who will not want your name, just your information. Your call will not be traced or recorded and you do not have to go to court or give a statement.
Was speculating that T-Mobile's Android phone will not allow third party apps ( just like iPhone ) and the developer from a former T-Mobile developer, Shane Isbell, chimed in and confirmed it:
androidguys.com/?p=1619#comment-2618
I have nothing but respect for Mr. Isbell, and his SlideMe project looks cool, but his comment confirms that T-Mobile plans to fork Android, no independently developed third party apps, no VoIP, nothing - just the same old crap ( $2.00 ringtones, no open web access ).
Proof positive More speculation, a week before the big press announcement, that the mobile carriers are not, repeat NOT, using Android to provide better service at all. They are just using it to save money on OS licensing fees and aren't even going to pass that savings onto the Consumer.
I also fault Google for collusion and reject all the talk of "openness", " a revolution" and every other catch phrase that has been surrounding Android - it was all a bunch of BS to cover up the fact that T-Mobile is just up to its usual crimes against the Consumer.
"Open Source" my azz! "Do no evil"? Yeah, right. By giving T-Mobile Android, Andy Rubin just unleashed all new kinds of evil.
Android app for auto changing wallpapers and Daydream screensaver from Flickr's Explore.
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