Hello Guys

check-out following link, collection of 32 android books

http://freeandroidbooks.blogspot.com/

I’ll admit this isn’t for Android (yet- you can port the resulting games to Linux using an existing program made especially for this purpose) but you can use AGS (Adventure Game Studio) to make your own point-n-click adventure games for Windows, check bigbluecup.com for an interesting community and more info! Who knows, we nmight see you at Mittens next year?

Here’s an idea that, even if it isn’t my -dream- app, would still be the most useful one I have in mind (like all elegant things, its simplicity is what makes it so good): Blowtalk not a sex app, but where you blow into the mic to accept a call. Especially useful for bluetooth headsets and a call comes in when riding your motorbike, and you ccccan’t take your hands off the controls to take the call.

love to see a location aware AA meeting guide, map integrated

I would like an application that seamlessly opens a gpx or kml file from a website or e-mail attachment and allows me to navigate from waypoint to waypoint with a compass (that is, without data traffic). Some applications offer import of GPX files but the process is still a bit cumbersome

I could use an app that would allow you to take a picture of something and then display the dimentions of object. Also store the pic and then be able to compare it to one or more pics. As a clinician it would be helpful to be able to take a pic of a rash or some such and compare it to pics of various diseases out of a data base. It would also be helpful to make voice notes or written notes and compare prievious pics of the same object to see what changes if any occured. And be able to send the various pics and notes together to another app user for advice or comment. Then pull information of medical databasis for treatment options.

You can connect to your server through SSH with http://code.google.com/p/connectbot/

Is this the Mike Mancuso I knew in Colorado and California?

Bill Kritzberg

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