anieladavis
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Any updates since the 9th?
Amazon Free App of the Day
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chris30673
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Trip Journal
A Multimedia Travelogue
Trip Journal enables you to capture your vacation and travel experiences and share them with your friends and family in real time. Use the application's built-in GPS and compass to track your route, progress, location, even altitude. Take your travel photos and videos from your mobile using Trip Journal, and record them with your travel notes as you go. Share your travel experiences day-by-day and your completed travelogue using Trip Journal's built-in links to Facebook, Google Earth, Trip Journal, Picasa, Flickr, Youtube, and Twitter.
Keeping you on course
Your Navigator and Record-Keeper
Trip Journal functions as your navigator and record keeper, always there to keep you oriented and on course, and to document your progress. You can check you current position at any time by tapping the "Locate on map" icon; both map and satellite views are available. Tap the compass icon not only to confirm the direction you're moving in, but to see how your trip is progressing. Look at the top of the screen to find the distance you've traveled and the time that's elapsed since the start of your trip, your average speed over the course of the journey, and the minimum and maximum altitudes you've reached.
Share your experiences
Capture Your Experiences
Record your experiences as you go, through photos, video, and notes. To snap up important moments while they're happening, choose "Capture media," and start recording stills and video. These are automatically saved to your trip album. Record thoughts and impressions about your experiences as journal notes on the vintage notepaper template under "Write a note." Whenever you review or share your trip album, these notes, images, and videos will be included.
Bring Your Readers Along with You
Trip Journal also makes it easy to share your travel experiences. The app includes built-in links to Facebook, Google Earth, Trip Journal, Picasa, Flickr, Youtube, and Twitter that you can use to instantly upload your routes, photos, video, notes, and more. Embed your trip in your blog to bring all of your followers along on your journey. And, when you've completed your trip, you have a complete, ready-made Trip Journal album to keep and share, preserving the whole adventure.
• Compiles ready-made, multimedia journal album as you go
• Supports blog updates and embedding
• Supports Android's Froyo mobile platform.
A Multimedia Travelogue
Trip Journal enables you to capture your vacation and travel experiences and share them with your friends and family in real time. Use the application's built-in GPS and compass to track your route, progress, location, even altitude. Take your travel photos and videos from your mobile using Trip Journal, and record them with your travel notes as you go. Share your travel experiences day-by-day and your completed travelogue using Trip Journal's built-in links to Facebook, Google Earth, Trip Journal, Picasa, Flickr, Youtube, and Twitter.
Your Navigator and Record-Keeper
Trip Journal functions as your navigator and record keeper, always there to keep you oriented and on course, and to document your progress. You can check you current position at any time by tapping the "Locate on map" icon; both map and satellite views are available. Tap the compass icon not only to confirm the direction you're moving in, but to see how your trip is progressing. Look at the top of the screen to find the distance you've traveled and the time that's elapsed since the start of your trip, your average speed over the course of the journey, and the minimum and maximum altitudes you've reached.
Capture Your Experiences
Record your experiences as you go, through photos, video, and notes. To snap up important moments while they're happening, choose "Capture media," and start recording stills and video. These are automatically saved to your trip album. Record thoughts and impressions about your experiences as journal notes on the vintage notepaper template under "Write a note." Whenever you review or share your trip album, these notes, images, and videos will be included.
Bring Your Readers Along with You
Trip Journal also makes it easy to share your travel experiences. The app includes built-in links to Facebook, Google Earth, Trip Journal, Picasa, Flickr, Youtube, and Twitter that you can use to instantly upload your routes, photos, video, notes, and more. Embed your trip in your blog to bring all of your followers along on your journey. And, when you've completed your trip, you have a complete, ready-made Trip Journal album to keep and share, preserving the whole adventure.
• Compiles ready-made, multimedia journal album as you go
• Supports blog updates and embedding
• Supports Android's Froyo mobile platform.
RASTAVIPER
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- Feb 21, 2011
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Where are the downloaded apk stored?
I want to save them to my pc.
Unleashed from Nook Color on Cm7 Nightly 162 @1.200Mhz
I want to save them to my pc.
Unleashed from Nook Color on Cm7 Nightly 162 @1.200Mhz
chris30673
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- Feb 4, 2011
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ZDefense
Pure Tower Defense
ZDefense distills the best elements of tower defense games. This game features sharply drawn, geometric shapes on a hexagon grid, recalling the timeless old-school designs of such arcade classics as Tempest and Breakout. This fast-paced game will challenge even the most experienced tower defense fans.
Tower Defense 101
For those unfamiliar with the addictive tower defense genre, the game mechanics are fairly simple. You're provided with cash to build towers of varying designs, strengths, and costs. Eventually your enemies (called "creeps" in this game) will come pouring out and make a beeline toward the exit you're defending.
Every time you blast a creep, you gain a little money to build more towers. You can also spend your money upgrading the towers you have. Every time a creep reaches the exit, you take damage. Tower defense games are essentially a juggling act of resource allocation and fast reflexes.
Pure Tower Defense
ZDefense distills the best elements of tower defense games. This game features sharply drawn, geometric shapes on a hexagon grid, recalling the timeless old-school designs of such arcade classics as Tempest and Breakout. This fast-paced game will challenge even the most experienced tower defense fans.
Tower Defense 101
For those unfamiliar with the addictive tower defense genre, the game mechanics are fairly simple. You're provided with cash to build towers of varying designs, strengths, and costs. Eventually your enemies (called "creeps" in this game) will come pouring out and make a beeline toward the exit you're defending.
Every time you blast a creep, you gain a little money to build more towers. You can also spend your money upgrading the towers you have. Every time a creep reaches the exit, you take damage. Tower defense games are essentially a juggling act of resource allocation and fast reflexes.
chris30673
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- Feb 4, 2011
- 229
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xScope Browser
Tired of your bare-bones stock Android browser? Looking for something that meshes the best of home browsing with the best of mobile browsing? Meet xScope Browser for Web and File. It's a jack-of-all-trades that offers a blazing fast Web browser loaded with extensive media downloading, content sharing, and customization features, including Flash support. Hotkeys, long press and swipe selections, and zoom options abound. You also get a fully realized file explorer with the ability to e-mail and zip files to round it all out.
Tired of your bare-bones stock Android browser? Looking for something that meshes the best of home browsing with the best of mobile browsing? Meet xScope Browser for Web and File. It's a jack-of-all-trades that offers a blazing fast Web browser loaded with extensive media downloading, content sharing, and customization features, including Flash support. Hotkeys, long press and swipe selections, and zoom options abound. You also get a fully realized file explorer with the ability to e-mail and zip files to round it all out.
chris30673
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- Feb 4, 2011
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Gem Spinner
In Gem Spinner, you swap, spin, and slide the gems until you match three in a row. Finagle these beautiful gems to earn points against the clock with each three-way match. Fun to play and aesthetically pleasant, Gem Spinner is a challenging game with an animated, colorful, and well-crafted interface. Please note that Gem Spinner is not optimized for tablets.
In Gem Spinner, you swap, spin, and slide the gems until you match three in a row. Finagle these beautiful gems to earn points against the clock with each three-way match. Fun to play and aesthetically pleasant, Gem Spinner is a challenging game with an animated, colorful, and well-crafted interface. Please note that Gem Spinner is not optimized for tablets.
chris30673
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- Feb 4, 2011
- 229
- 10
AllSport GPS PRO
Reach your fitness goals faster with AllSport GPS PRO. Track your workouts, including runs, walks, bike rides and other sports on a map. View 25 heart-pounding stats as you sweat: time, speed, calories, distance. Privately store and analyze training sessions on AllSport GPS's website. Find places to train and share your weight loss workouts with our fitness community and on Facebook
Reach your fitness goals faster with AllSport GPS PRO. Track your workouts, including runs, walks, bike rides and other sports on a map. View 25 heart-pounding stats as you sweat: time, speed, calories, distance. Privately store and analyze training sessions on AllSport GPS's website. Find places to train and share your weight loss workouts with our fitness community and on Facebook
chris30673
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- Feb 4, 2011
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FROGGER
Blast from the Past
If you played video games in the early 1980s, you remember Frogger. Along with Pac-Man and Donkey Kong, this was one of the biggest early successes in the industry. Anybody could play Frogger--all you had to do was guide the green amphibian across the street and over the logs and turtles to his slot on the other side of the river. Simple, but totally addicting.
Blast from the Past
If you played video games in the early 1980s, you remember Frogger. Along with Pac-Man and Donkey Kong, this was one of the biggest early successes in the industry. Anybody could play Frogger--all you had to do was guide the green amphibian across the street and over the logs and turtles to his slot on the other side of the river. Simple, but totally addicting.
