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Showing posts with label fun. Show all posts
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009

hdWobble - makes any picture wobble like iWobble



This is a fun app cloned from the iphone app iWobble called hdWobble. Why hdWobble? It was originally made for the Touch HD.

It essentially can make any part of a picture wobble most likely pics of a womans boobs when you shake your phone. I can't see any other point of this app, but it sure is amusing to see a nice pair of boobs shake & wobble when you shake it!

Features:
  • supports VGA, QVGA, WQVGA and WVGA displays
  • custom image loading (tested so far: jpeg, png, bmp)
  • adding any number of round wobbling objects
  • deleting wobbling objects
  • resizing wobbling objects
  • vibration feedback when wobbling objects are pressed or dragged
  • start wobbling using g-sensor, stylus, fingers...




It requires .net Compact Framework 3.5.

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Thursday, May 14, 2009

Magic 8 ball, will I be rich?





Magic 8 Ball by hermanm
Here is a Magic 8 ball app that was made by hermanm at xda-developers. If you don't know what a Magic 8 ball is, well, it's a ball and it has the answers to all your questions like the title of this post! Shake it and it will reveal the answer...

Only thing is that it only works with a pda phone that has an accelerometer like the Touch Pro, HD, Omnia etc.

UPDATE v1.6
Update Shake Logic (the answer will show after you stop shaking)
Answers have a glow around the text.
Keeps the orientation the same when auto rotate programs are running


Get it here

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Sunday, February 1, 2009

OMNIANO Beta - Piano for Windows Mobile PPC

OMNIANO Beta is a piano for our Windows Mobile ppcs. It is still a beta, but boy it feels like this is a real competitor to the iphone app! It is made by a developer in Korea called sheon

He made this for his Omnia, hence the name, but since it runs on Windows Mobile, we all can use this excellent software!

It looks really beautiful, like real ebony keys on a grand piano. Maybe it is because it's on a VGA screen but it supports QVGA as well. It supports
QVGA, VGA, WQVGA & WVGA.

Installation is a breeze, either with a cab file or PC exe. I chose to install using the cab file and onto my sdhc card.

Once open, it shows the screen in landscape mode, fullscreen. The Omnia version from my understanding can utilise the accelerometer to turn the keys either way. This feature does not work on my Touch Pro.

There is no LED indicator since the Touch Pro does not have any LEDs to begin with.

The piano sound is excellent, not too sure how the developer did it. Record from a true piano?

The keys on my Touch Pro are a few miliseconds lag (not a big problem) from the time I press them & I hope it is resolved in the following versions. The right most key will not play & maybe it's the screens fault?

You can slide your fingers across the piano to have that 'wave' effect. The only problem is that you can't play proper notes - that is not the software's fault, but HTC, since the screen does not have haptic support.

Sheon also mentions that he will have user customisation/settings in future releases. Good!

Also noticed that if you go to the most right of the screen, the last 2 buttons play 'yes sir' in the vein of warcraft and a drum track respectively, which the developer made as joke! hehe

All in all, excellent 1st beta release from Sheon! congrats!

Features of OMNIANO:

* Fast Response PIANO KEYBOARD.
* Pretty good Sound Play and have no Delay.
* Full Screen Key
* Vibrate (M490, M495 only)
* 180 Rotate by Motion Sensor(M490,M495 only)
* Led Indicator by C position or F position
* Drag and Play
* 4 Octave(C3~c6)
* configuration by user(will be support)
* QVGA, WQVGA, WVGA support


OMNIANO Beta - Piano for Windows Mobile PPC

Download OMNIANO beta here at sheon's site or discuss it here at xda-developers.

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Friday, January 23, 2009

Don't Touch Me! - fun app with your G-sensor phones

This is another application that makes use of the G-sensor of the Diamond/Touch Pro/HD. It was made by dally at, where else, xda-developers. This is essentially like a car alarm. If somebody moves your phone, then an alarm will be set off. Very cool isn't it? It's still in beta release but works fine on my Touch Pro. Only snag is that it only can use wav files as an alarm, but this is a good 1st release. It requires .net v3.5

Don't touch me! by dally for Windows Mobile, HTC Touch ProDon't touch me! by dally for Windows Mobile, HTC Touch Pro

Check it out on xda-developers or dally's site

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