Android Media Live - FOUR GREAT MEDIA PROGRAMS IN ONE PACKAGE! Android Media Live brings you: Audio Player - Listen to all your favorite MP3''s. Video Player - Watch your favorite Videos, including camera recorded videos. Listing shows all titles with video thumbnails. Video Capture - Record your own videos
Android Midi Pad is project uses the touch capabilities of Android-enabled devices to send midi messages as would do a 2D pad used in music production systems.
A connection is made to a computer via bluetooth, and a server build using python on it is paired to the device and receives messages from it. Those messages are then sent to a virtual midi bridge
Android MP3 Pro - Search and download mp3 music through the best music search engine. Search and download mp3 music from public domain via public search engines
Android Phone Sketch - If you want to turn your portrait into a painting, a sketch or a artistic drawing, PhoneSketch will do the job in just a few seconds. Different styles are available (16 in total): pencil sketch, pen and ink drawing, various painting renderings. Create stunning images and email it to your friends. Auto refresh gallery
Backup, View and create jpg preview images from your DSLR RAW photos on your tablet or phone. New Feature: Raw Photo Viewer - View hires images on your device. - Tap main screen image to view full screen
SlideShow is an Android View extension that stores a set of visual elements that can be "scrolled through" while displaying one element at a time. SlideShow is built for the Android 1.0 SDK.
Technical Overview
The component supports animated slides and exposes listener interfaces so your Activity and Views can customize user interface and interaction
Android Slideshow Widget allows the user to construct a "photo frame"-style widget with multiple images that alternate after a set period of time. The user can choose from a 2x2 (small), a 3x3 (medium), or a 4x4 (large) size widget to place onto their home screen.
Usage
Long-click the home screen or press MENU and select Add to pull up the menu
AndroidBigImage Are you developing an Android application where the user reads a static map, a comics page, a cheatsheet, or any other kind of big image? Such an image does not fit on most devices' screen, and that's where AndroidBigImage comes in: integrate a few Java files into your application to let your users zoom and scroll in big images
