Scrambled Net is a port of the KDE game “knetwalk”, by Andi Peredri, Thomas Nagy, and Reinhold Kainhofer. Ported to Android by Ian Cameron Smith (headstay); released under GPL. Includes MTRandomby David Beaumont, released under LGPL.
The player is given a network diagram with the parts of the network randomly rotated; and must rotate them to connect all the terminals to the server.
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Opera Mini browser is now available for the Android platform.
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DailyHoroscope is an application for Android, it allows you to easily recieve daily horoscope information on your screen.
Click here to download DailyHoroscope.apk
Gmote turns your Android based phones into a remote control for a computer, allowing users to run movies and music at a distance.
It supports all of the standard remote control features such as play, pause, rewind, volume controls etc.
It also has a built-in file browser that lets you select what to play.
Click here to download Gmote.
Amazon have released an official app for Android based devices.
The new app allows users to snap photos of items (CDs, Books or DVDs etc.), or alternatively of barcodes, and pull up matching products from their own catalog.
It’s also allows users to access their account, wish list, cart, payment and shipping details with secure connection.
Press Release;
New Free Shopping Application for Android Lets Amazon Customers Snap a Photo or Scan a Barcode for Instant Product Matches
SEATTLE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Aug. 4, 2009– Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) today announced the release of its latest mobile shopping application, “Amazon App for Android™,” which is now available as a free download to a user’s device in Android Market™. Designed specifically for Android, the Amazon App offers users a fast and convenient way to shop on Amazon.com and thousands of other merchants wherever they go. The application includes the experimental Amazon Remembers feature that gives Android users two different ways to use their device camera to find and remember items available for sale on Amazon.com: they can either snap a photo of an item or scan a barcode, and then receive a product match. For barcode scans and many photos, matches are instant. Other items take just a few minutes.
“Customers have been requesting an Amazon shopping application on their Android devices and we are thrilled to bring them the Amazon App for Android,” said Sam Hall, director of Amazon Mobile. “In addition to their favorite Amazon shopping features, Amazon App for Android users can use Amazon Remembers to easily keep track of the items they see in their daily lives and even instantly match photos and barcodes to products available at Amazon.com.”
Amazon Remembers is available on Amazon’s family of shopping applications, including the Amazon App for iPhone and iPod Touch, the Amazon App for BlackBerry, and now on the Amazon App for Android. Using the Amazon App for Android, customers can snap a photo of a product or scan a barcode for a fun and easy way to build a list of photographs showing products they want to remember for later, make price comparisons across multiple merchants, and purchase products from Amazon.com and thousands of other retailers on the Amazon.com site – without ever using the keyboard.
In addition to its Amazon Remembers capabilities, Amazon’s family of mobile shopping applications connects customers to their Amazon.com account and favorite shopping features wherever they are, such as:
* Purchasing using Amazon’s 1-Click® ordering and Amazon Prime
* Tracking packages or modifying orders using the Your Account feature
* Receiving personalized recommendations
* Viewing editorial and customer reviews
* Getting the Gold Box Deal of the Day
* Accessing their Wish ListThe Amazon App for Android is available on any Android-enabled device as a free download through Android Market™. For more information, visit www.amazon.com/android_app.
