Android Freeware

Shout’Em

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The Shout’Em platform is an easy-to-use service that allows you to create your own mobile social networking service. The idea behind the service is to provide tools to allow users to create services that require little investment or risk.

It also helps customer to stay focused on branding, promoting and building up a community and not to worry about technical details, scalability and reliability.

ircell

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As you would expect IRCell is an IRC (Internet Relay Chat) client for the Android OS.

Bubbles!

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The chat service, Bubbles! allows the user to create a pop (point of presence) that is then broadcast from the mobile device. Other users of Bubbles! can send and share their pops when in close proximity.

The pops are entirely anonymous and can consist of a simple message or nickname, the pops float around with you at your different locations.

Spoxt

(1 votes, average: 2 out of 5)

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Based on ‘geonetworking’, Spoxt is a service that allows you to take the best from forums, blogs and SMS/MMS. The creators of Spoxt aim to renew local communication, enabling people to discover and interact with their local environment by sharing events, news, pictures etc.

netscramble

(2 votes, average: 2.5 out of 5)

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This Android game is a basic port of the KDE game ‘knetwalk’. Each player is given a network diagram with certain parts of the network randomly altered and rotated. The aim of the game is to rotate them back to their original positions connecting all the terminals to the server.

Moseycode

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The Moseycode application is an experimental barcode system for Android and other mobile devices. Simply put, Moseycode provides an interactive bridge between the physical and digital worlds.

Moseycode has designed to be:

• operatable on mobile devices,
• fun and provide realtime interaction for users,
• influenced by the facilities and architecture by the Android platform,
• flexible and allow anyone to publish their own mosey coded content,
• put to practical uses including authentication and labelling.

Kudostar

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KudoStar connects your friends, contacts and favourite locations and allows you to rate them using a KudoScore either positively or negatively. This social mobile rating system then uses the KudoStar points to tie in with not only other Android devices but also web based platforms such as Facebook’s F8 and Google’s opensocial platforms.

CallFreq

(4 votes, average: 3.75 out of 5)

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CallFreq is an Android based phone dialer. The application intelligently recognises and analyses your call patterns and provides you only with the contacts that you currently use the most.

Trak

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Android based Twitter client, Trak will allow you to Tweet your geo-location along with the ability to read and display the locations of your Twitter friends. The information will be displayed using street maps, satellite view or both.

Android Location

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Android Location is a social mapping service that will enable users to keep in touch with their friends in a new revolutionary way.

Utilising real-world connections and interactions between users, Android Location aims to put an end to the frustration of missed calls.

Using the location-based technology, Android Location will update you with friends and family locations automatically via updating maps on your handset. You will also have the ability to send messages to friends automatically as they become close to your whereabout.