The Internet is awesome, no doubt, but it can be a challenge to keep track of all the information that’s flapping about these days. I’ve tried various techniques and technologies to help me manage the various streams of information that I like to keep an eye on. I thought I’d share how I go about [...]
Posts in the Android Category
I have just this minute heard about a company, Xtify, which produces a communication framework for sending messages to mobile users based upon their location. This could be seriously amazing! You know when you hear something and it sends ideas pinging off in different directions like a particle collision? Reading about this gave me one [...]
Google have launched a handy tool for building Android Apps without requiring any programming knowledge. It’s called App Inventor and is built upon the Open Blocks platform. With it you can create mobile apps simply by dragging and dropping program ‘blocks’ in to place, similar to Lego Mindstorms. The video makes it look pretty simple. [...]
Based on the interweb’s new favourite toy, Andy Yang’s What the Hex, I’ve created an android app that’s sort of the same thing really. Search for “what the hex” in the android market place. Enjoy!
MyLineup is a simple app for Android phones which allows you to keep track of the artists you want to see at all the festivals your going to this summer. Please note, this is still in (very early) beta, so if you encounter any bugs, let me know in the comments below. To install, visit [...]




















