Saturday, October 15th, 2011 at 9:24 am
World Webcams Android App by TJunod
World Webcams Android App
Watch the sailboats–or peer through the fog–in San Francisco Bay. Try to catch a glimpse of the Loch Ness monster, or enjoy the night lights on the Eiffel Tower. Enjoy the bird’s eye view from 75 different webcams around the world, from Mount Fuji to Bora Bora and Caracas to Kilimanjaro, with World Webcams Android App from Tjunod. Add up to 20 of your favorites to the webcams already included with this inspiring Android app by simply pasting or typing the URL for each source. Arrange for a default webcam every time you start World Webcams Android App, or let the application choose a random scene. Refresh for an instant update of the current location, and watch the boats move across the bay, or the traffic zip along the highway.
World Webcams Android App Features
- Maintain a list of favorite webcams and add new sources from anywhere in the world
- Set images as wallpaper and allow them to auto-refresh for the latest shots
- Create picture-in-picture backgrounds with widgets in 2 different sizes
- Share images via email or SMS, and save images to your SD card
- Switch to landscape mode, toggle full-screen, and zoom for a closer view
World Webcams Android App
Tuesday, August 9th, 2011 at 1:19 pm
Screaming Speedometer Android App by wikiSPEEDia.org
Screaming Speedometer Android App
Screaming Speedometer Android App lets you know when you’re breaking the speed limit. Granny screams at you if you’re driving too fast. This app features six annoying audio taunts, plus a steampunk design that combines nostalgia and high tech (along with disturbing granny images). Screaming Speedometer Android App not only shows your speed, but the speed limit. See if you can find the Bazooka Granny.
Screaming Speedometer contains speed limits from wikiSPEEDia.org’s database,which includes all the roads in the US, UK, Norway, Australia, and Germany. It’s easy to edit wrong speed limits for your personal use. This app makes a great safety-project for passengers and drivers alike.
To use Screaming Speedometer, turn on your Android device’s GPS and then just drive around. It takes a mile or two, but eventually the black-needle shows the posted speed limit. The red-needle shows your speed. To adjust a sign that is wrong, just tap the screen to change the speedlimit (L=dn, R=up, 0=delete). These updates are automatically added to the database. To silence grandma, tap on the screen while she is visible. After one minute of inactivity, the app turns-off to save battery power.
Screaming Speedometer Android App Features
Keep tabs on your speed and the posted speed limit
Contribute to WikiSpeedia’s expanding database
Toggle cantankerous granny on and off
Download Screaming Speedometer Android App
