Posts Tagged ‘planets’

Almost 10k Android Apps Added In March [Android Market Continues To Grow, Android vs iPhone Gets More Interesting All The Time]

A common complaint against Google’s growing Android platform is the app selection. While you’d think the ability to install third-party apps would appeal to people, it seems that a lot of them are just disappointed that the Android Market doesn’t have the selection of the iTunes App Store. Well, the Android Market is growing by leaps and bounds, and got almost 10k new apps last month. (more…) Related posts on TFTS: Android Market Has 30,000 Apps [Android Apps Market Seeing Tons of Growth, Outnumbered by iTunes Five To One] Android Market App Copunt Hits 20,000 Mark [Android Market App Store Growing by Around 100 Apps Per Day] Google Said To Be Removing Games From South Korean Android Market [Korean Game Rating Board Will Cause Google To Remove Games Category From Android Market in South Korea] iPhone Apps Still Live After Rejection [Rejected iPhone Apps Have Their Own Site] Verizon Motorola Droid New Commercials Advertise Multitasking & the Android Market [“All Comers” & “Other Planets” Motorola Droid Ads Centered on Android Apps; Taking a Hit at the iPhone] Apple Bans WiFi Hotspot Detecting Apps from iTunes [iPhone & iPod Touch Apps Using ‘Private Frameworks’ Pulled] © TFTS - Technology, Gadgets & Curiosities , 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us

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Celeste SE gives Android a 3D view of the solar system

We’ve seen a lot of augmented reality apps coming out lately, but Celeste SE is one of our favorites. With its impressive visuals and tracking of our solar system, it’s easy to see how it scored a winning spot in ADC2. This app has a lot of features to enjoy. You can track any celestial body in our solar system to find its location at any given time, on any day. This seems especially handy for those of you who enjoy catching a full moon, as it follows all of its phases and where it rises and sets. You can check out their website for full details about what Celeste SE has to offer. You’ve probably all tried Google Sky Map , so you’ve got an idea of how this app works. After installation, it gives a brief walk-through to show you the basics. You point the camera, it uses GPS to overlay info. Watch the planets show up on your screen. Move your phone to focus on your celestial body of choice, and see facts come up that are relevant to your focus. A pop-up with the planet’s name will appear when you are close to it, let you select it, and cycle through many various facts about it. The menu allows you different options for which planets you want to see, the time and date you prefer, and other options that allow you to customize your experience. A lot of reviews praise its responsiveness, which is a feature the developers really focused on: We put a lot of time into making the application as responsive as possible, especially given that it uses like every sensor in the phone You can find some screens below or scan the QR code up top to give it a try for yourself. Celeste SE is a paid app for $1.99, but it’s definitely worth checking out. Related Posts Google updates official Android site Google Maps Navigation now available for Android 1.6 devices Walmart to sell Verizon Droid for $188 T-Mobile HSPA 7.2 still on track for 2009 Sprint: No OTA updates for Android phones

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Wonderful World of Wieners: Just Call Me Mrs. Sloick

Just Call Me Mrs. Sloick. If the planets had been aligned differently, I COULD have been married to Sherwood Sloick. Cuz Sherwood Sloick was my very first fan. Yep, Sherwood Sloick was the first male (other than my Daddy) to tell me ...

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'Splinter Cell: Conviction' Delayed to 2010 | Nintendo-World

A disappointing loss for the holiday season: “Splinter Cell : Conviction,” Ubisoft's 360-exclusive revival of the “Splinter Cell ” franchise, has been officially delayed to 2010. Also delayed to that time period is “Red Steel 2,” the ...

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