As of this morning is Navigon Mobile Navigator to find in the Android Market. The Navigon company, known for its navigation and
the iPhone and Symbian versions of its navigation software, announced that the Android app until May 2 for an introductory fare can be purchased. Mobile Navigator will say in its running on all Android devices. Good news for people that still remain stabbing on
Android 1.5!
After only 5 months Edward Kim is making 13000$ with his android application Car locator.
He never thought it would sell so well, 13k a month is very good money for one person and skeptics where saying that you can’t make good money with android applications.
Have you ever no longer remember where you parked your car?
This kind of misfortune can happen to anyone, at parties were you drank too much or just visiting a great city you are not familiar and forgot were your car was parked.
Car Locator (available in free version limited to 25 locations, and unlimited shareware version for U.S. $ 3.99) will then help you and save your position when you park. Car Locator will then guide you back to your car if you have trouble finding it.
Available options:
- Use GPS and compass to navigate from his vehicle
- Views-mode radar or map, or both simultaneously
- Activate or not the alarm / timer parking to know at all times an hour parking limit permitted
- Backup your location
- Choice of tone notification
Google Android apps
There might only be one Android phone out there (for now), but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t any cool Android apps. In fact, we’ve rounded up a half dozen.
The iPhone and BlackBerry aren’t the only phones backed up by great app stores brimming with helpful add-ons. The T-Mobile G1 also has an app store, the Android Market, full of nifty apps to soup up the Google’s platform. The Android has a ways to go before it catches up to the iPhone or the BlackBerry, but it’s already got a decent stable of apps. We reviewed a half dozen recently, and we were (mostly) impressed.
chompSMS is a messaging app that spruces up Android’s stock messaging client. Texting with chompSMS is a more pleasurable, user-friendly experience. It provides you with a very cool on-screen keyboard that lets you type messages without whipping out the G1′s keyboard. It also gives you threaded SMS conversations and lets you customize the interface to your liking. What’s more, you have the option of sending texts via your carrier or buying credits from chompSMS for 10 cents a message. This could come in handy if you need to send more-expensive international texts. The one downside: chompSMS doesn’t support multimedia messaging, so you can’t send or receive picture or video text. Still, it’s well worth the install. Read More
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