Android File Browser 2.0 is a slightly improved version of the previous file browser and a tutorial for Android developers at the same time.

Android File Browser is a simple file system explorer, which can browse through the system directories and open files.

It is a slightly improved version of the previous browser and a tutorial for Android developers at the same time. Comparing to the older version, Android File Browser 2.0 features graphic icons for each type of files. The source code and tutorial for developers are available from the anddev.org site.

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The web at your fingertips! Browse the internet full screen via a simple user interface with auto-rotate, a virtual keyboard, zoom and page flip gestures. You can also download files of any type. Enjoy all of your phone’s features – today!

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AndPishti is an Android version of the popular Turkish card game “Pi�ti” (pronounced “pishti”). It supports single player and multi player options.

However, in short playing the Jack or the same numbered card with the top of pile gets the pile. If there are only one card on the table and you play the same numbered card with it, that is called PISHTI!

It will be so easy to learn and play for fun…

The rules how to play Pishti are explained in detail here at http://aboutcardgames.com/data/144.html

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This is the first version of a plug-in for the popular social music site, LastFM. Currently supports viewing of user profile information. Right now work is being done to add streaming radio support.

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GeoMata Client is a part of the GeoMata project, which maps geographic locations to web content (audio, video, html).

The GeoMata project provides an open REST service that maps geographic locations to web content (audio, video, html), and a mobile client for accessing this data. The mapped spots are called “blips”. The GeoMata Android client displays these “blips” either on a map or in list form, sorted by proximity to your current location.

The application might be useful for travelers. Once you are standing next to a monument of some historic person, you can launch GeoMata on your mobile device. GeoMata, using the devices GPS, will provide you with a list of available web content. This might be a Wikipedia page pertaining to the person or monument your looking at.

The hardest part about a service like this is gathering all the data to make this a really useful application. The authors bootstrapped GeoMata with over 140,000 points that link to Wikipedia, which is a good start, but we the system is open and users can add content as well. Users can create a new “blip” right from the device itself, associate it with some web content (can be an audio file, mp4 video or a web page), and share it with the rest of the world.

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Opera Mini is a well-known mobile Web browser. This is the first version of Opera browser that runs on Google’s Android open mobile development platform.

The Opera Mini browser renders web pages that have been transcoded to the binary OBML format, meaning much smaller downloads and a faster browsing experience on mobiles, than would be provided by other browsers. The Android WebKit-based browser component has a switch in the public API allowing the use of a transcoding proxy that transcodes web pages to a simpler form of HTML. Whether this is as small and fast as Opera Mini’s OBML remains to be seen.

Known issues:
* Small painting issues
* The Back command isn’t yet mapped to the device back button

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Android Sudoku by Ed Burnette is an Android port of the classic Sudoku puzzle game. The game consists of 3 Sudoku puzzles, offers three difficulty levels, hints for players and has a nice background music.

As Ed says: “Consider this to be a very early alpha version. The code is rough, undocumented, it only has 3 puzzles, and it doesn’t know when you have solved the puzzle. But rather than sit on it until it was perfect I decided to release it as-is. Future updates will address all these things.”

It’s really rather a test version. Some functions like options to turn on/off background music and tips are not yet working. Anyway, the game is fun and you will surely like it. The developers among us will be interested to get the sources and Ed’s notes about programming of this game here.

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Meebo for Android is a multi-protocol instant messenger client. It supports AIM, Yahoo!, MSN, Google Talk, ICQ and Jabber IM networks.

The Meebo client for Android runs in the background and displays new notifications in the system tray.

Features:

• No SMS charges!
• Application runs in the background
• Displays notifications in phone’s system tray

According to the developers “this is just the first version. It doesn’t have every feature that you would look for in a full blown desktop IM application…”

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The Puzzles package contains a collection of 27 small one-player puzzle games, which were initially developed by Simon Tatham for Unix, Windows, and Mac OS X.

The actual games in this collection are re-implementations of many well known classic puzzles. The puzzle collection for Android contains of the following games:

1. Black Box: Locate the balls inside the box by firing lasers and observing how they are deflected or absorbed.
2. Bridges: Connect the islands with the given bridge counts so no bridges are crossing.
3. Cube: Roll the cube to collect all the paint.
4. Dominosa: Pair the numbers to form a complete and distinct set of dominoes.
5. Fifteen: Slide tiles around to form a grid in numerical order.
6. Filling: Number the squares to form regions with the same number, which is also the size of the region.
7. Flip: Turn over squares until all are light side up, but flipping one flips its neighbours.
8. Galaxies: Divide the grid into 180-degree rotationally symmetric regions each centred on a dot.
9. Guess: Guess the hidden colour sequence: black is correct, white is the correct colour in the wrong place.
10. Inertia: Move the ball around to collect all the gems without hitting a mine.
11. Light Up: Place lamps so all squares are lit, no lamp lights another and numbered squares have the given number of adjacent lamps.
12. Loopy: Draw a single unbroken and uncrossing line such that numbered squares have the given number of edges filled.
13. Map: Copy the 4 colours to colour the map with no regions of the same colour touching.
14. Mines: Uncover all squares except the mines using the given counts of adjacent mines.
15. Net: Rotate tiles to connect all tiles to the centre tile.
16. Netslide: Slide rows and columns to connect all tiles to the centre tile.
17. Pattern: Fill the grid so that the numbers are the length of each stretch of black tiles in order.
18. Pegs: Remove pegs by jumping others over them, until only one is left.
19. Rectangles: Divide the grid into rectangles containing only one number, which is also the area of the rectangle.
20. Same Game: Remove groups (2 or more) of the same colour to clear the grid, scoring more for larger groups.
21. Sixteen: Slide rows and columns around to form a grid in numerical order.
22. Slant: Draw diagonal lines in every square such that circles have the given numbers of lines meeting at them and there are no loops.
23. Solo: Fill the grid so each block, row and column contains exactly one of each digit.
24. Tents: Place tents so each tree has a separate adjacent tent (not diagonally), no tents are next to each other (even diagonally) and the row and column counts are correct.
25. Twiddle: Rotate groups of 4 to form a grid in numerical order.
26. Unequal: Enter digits so every row and column contains exactly one of each digit and the greater-than signs are satisfied.
27. Untangle: Move points around until no lines cross.

This is the version 8295.2 of the Puzzles package.

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