Projects tagged ‘android’

The Android Scripting Environment (ASE) brings scripting languages to Android by allowing you to edit and execute scripts and interactive interpreters directly on the Android device. These scripts ... [More] have access to many of the APIs available to full-fledged Android applications, but with a greatly simplified interface that makes it easy to: * Handle intents * Start activities * Make phone calls * Send text messages * Scan bar codes * Poll location and sensor data * Use text-to-speech * And more Scripts can be run interactively in a terminal, started as a long running service, or started via Locale. Python, Perl, JRuby, Lua and BeanShell are currently supported, and we're planning to add more. [Less]

Secure Shell (SSH) client for Google's Android mobile phone operating system.

Lightweight REST framework for Java Do you want to embrace the architecture of the Web and benefit from its simplicity and scalability? Leverage our innovative REST engine and start blending ... [More] your Web Sites and Web Services into uniform Web Applications! [Less]

ZXing (pronounced "zebra crossing") is an open-source, multi-format 1D/2D barcode reader library implemented in Java. Our goal is to support decoding of QR Codes, Data Matrix, and the UPC family of 1D ... [More] barcodes. It will provide clients for J2ME, J2SE, and Android. [Less]

Astrid is a task recording and organizing program for Google's Android platform that is built with your productivity in mind. Astrid's goal is not to be the most feature-complete task organizer, but ... [More] to be the most simple solution that helps you stay productive. To install Astrid, search for "Astrid" on the Android Market, and check with the list below to make sure that this is the latest version. Remember that Astrid is under constant development, so thanks for your patience! Please use the Issues page for bug reports and feature requests. Also, join the Mailing List if you want to receive the latest updates. [Less]

A VNC viewer for Android platform. android-vnc-viewer is forked from tightVNC viewer. This project is still under development. Your feedback is highly appreciated. android-vnc-viewer is now ... [More] available on Android Market. The latest development builds will still be available here. If you have installed the development version, you must Uninstall before you install the Market version; similarly to switch from Market to development you must uninstall. To install the development versions available here, you must enable the installation of non-market applications in the settings. Before installation, you must uninstall any existing versions of android-vnc-viewer. See the User Documentation Wiki Page. Latest version (Build 20091107) Fixes to directly support devices with different size screens This version matches the latest version on the market. Remember, you must uninstall before switching from Market to Dev versions or Dev to Market version. Version (Build 20091030) Experimental performance improvements on partial screen updates. The screen will flash green at times; this is normal but if portions of the screen remain stuck green (or black) I would appreciate a bug report describing circumstances (host screen resolution, user actions...) Option to have the mouse follow pans around the screen Version (Build 20091006) Enter text goes to first menu page. Keeps history of text entered and bug fix to allow uppercase text. Version (Build 20090918) Add menu command (Enter text...) to allow you to enter a block of text to convert to keystrokes to send to your VNC server. This is to support the Magic and other phones that lack a physical keyboard. Version (Build 090307) There are many fixes and added features in this release. Add support for the meta key editor to send special keys and keys with Shift/Ctrl/Alt modifiers Add support for a local mouse cursor Make the phone's volume buttons work as the mouse scroll wheel Blank invalid sections of the screen when scrolling tiles Add help menu item Add custom icon Fix menu shortcut keys being sent the server (Build 090131) Most usable version yet... Fix bug where trackball mouse would always drag Save input mode and scale settings with connection configuration New menu option; Pan Follows Mouse-- will pan screen to follow mouse as you move it around VNC display (Build 090125): Works with large VNC displays with tiling Saves configurations Pick color mode before connecting to work with OS/X vnc server Supports trackball mouse (and other input modes) Sends all symbols on G1 keyboard Right mouse-button support (with Camera button) Esc key support Send Ctrl-Alt-Del This project was initially launched on SDK m5, and most recently, has been modified to work on the G1 and 1.0 SDK as a viewer. With James Moger's help, now it is a fairly complete VNC viewer. Thanks James! Major Updates by James (Build 081205): Ported all other encodings except Tight. Implemented key events. Implemnted mouse events. Implemented several color models. Added password field. Implemented repeater connection support. Changed from composited SurfaceView to ImageView which alleges less resource use and also yields built-in scaling. Force orientation to landscape and prevent responding to configuration (orientation) changes. (configuration changes will reset the VNC connection because onCreate gets called). Added protocol support for UltraVNC chat mode, although I did not write a chat UI. Usage Tips: In 1:1 scaling mode, use the DPAD center key/trackball down button to toggle between "panning" and "mouse control" modes. Other DPAD keys will pan in "panning mode" OR will be cursor keys in "mouse control mode". [Less]

Designed to be a light-weight Twitter alternative for Android. Optimized for fast operation using both Touch and Keyboard. Finger-friendly interface that allows the user to quickly navigate tweets and respond to them with just the touch of a finger.

K9 is an opensource email client based on the Email application shipped with the initial release of Android. K9 is focused on making it easy to chew through large volumes of email. It's our hope ... [More] that K9 leads to improvements in the core Android mail client. You can find out more on the wiki. If you're interested in contributing to K-9. please drop us a line. ReleaseNotes describes changes in each version of K-9 BuildingK9 describes how to build the project Developers: Join us on IRC on #k-9 on irc.freenode.net [Less]

OpenSudoku is a simple open source sudoku game for android platform. It's designed to be controlled both by finger and keyboard. It's preloaded with 90 puzzles in 3 difficulty levels, more puzzles can ... [More] be downloaded from the web and it also allows you to enter your own puzzles. [Less]

What it does: Find nearest geocaches and letterboxes and track them down with Radar.