AndroidGlobalTime is a 3D world clock and may serve as an illustrative example of how to use the OpenGL ES APIs in an Android applications.
When you launch it, you will see a spinning globe showing day and night regions. Pressing the space bar will overlay an analog clock with the time corresponding to location you are currently examining
The Constitution of the United States of America packed into one application and made available for the Android platform.
Each chapter of the US Constitution for Android is available on a separate screen
Note Pad (also known as Notes List or Notes) is another sample of an Android application from Google with very basic functionality. It features a simple text processor and lists all noted in a linear structure. Users can only add, edit and delete notes
An Android version of the Reverse Polish notation (RPN) calculator. In the version 0.1 it can process a few math commands and has menu bar functionality.
The following features are planned to be implemented:
GUI look&feel (menu buttons, multi-functional buttons, context-sensitive button)
Different GUI's for HVGA and QVGA
AMeeting is an application to organize a meeting and exchange documents beforehand for Android. The application allows to define a date, start and end time and view people with id in (1,2,3). Makes use of the People Content Provider, date picker dialog and time picker dialog
Mobeegal is an Android search assistant. It is entirely based upon powerful Google search engine and can search within different topics.
The application provides broad selection of topics to search in. All topics are categorized in a catalog
TooDo is a smart task manager. It allows you to set and share tasks with others via SMS. TooDo offers geographically-based notification reminders. TooDo proposes to capture textual, audio or video notes related to a task.
You can two-way synchronize with your "Remember The Milk" lists and tasks
Five is a streaming media framework designed to efficiently expose media hosted on your home PC via your cell phone's data connection. It does this by passively synchronizing meta data and actively streaming/caching the media itself
