more adventures in android apps

[seperis]

I've picked up the habit of downloading en masse interesting apps to see what they do. As one does when two of one's favorite tech toys run on Android. So below.

Comments

[ivy03]

You have broken my f-page formatting with the java code! Cut tag?

[seperis]

I had it, but my pre codes to post teh code was breaking the cut tag. Should be fixed now.

[springwoof]

Thanks for the reviews! Very cool!

[be_a_rebel]

My days in my personal saviour. Seriously. As is Dropbox.

[fyrdrakken]

I've been using Period Tracker, also a free app, which hasn't been predicting me entirely accurately (but then again, looking at the log from the last year and a half, my cycle has varied from 26 days to 35, so that's not the app's fault), but at least sends me a reminder for several days letting me know I'm more-or-less due. Also there's an online backup (which I appreciate since the app I was using on my Blackberry tended to lose all stored data whenever the phone's software updated), and I'm really charmed by the list of symptoms it allows me to keep track of on the calendar

[aivilo_18]

Bejeweled is a time suck of awesome.