segunda-feira, 26 de abril de 2010

Where The Hell Am I?

This new app implements a new way to find your way... :)

main screen

The main screen shows your location in a map. The top section shows the street name, city name and zip code of where you are. It is updated every 30 seconds.

On the top right side, you will find a "compass". It is a calculated compass. It shows your direction even on iPhone 3G.  It works calculating the difference between two points. 

The little green bubble indicates if you have a good or weak signal. 
  • Green = good
  • Yellow = not so good
  • Red = weak signal

If you touch the mail button, you can send your location by email to any friend.

If you touch the map button, you can change the map type.

The middle button lets you center your position on map.






This screen shows the details of you position.



This screen is very useful to drive around. The arrow shows the direction you are heading to. If you have an iPhone 3GS you will also get a compass (Magnetic), on the left upper side. On the right upper side, you will get an small bubble indicating the GeoLocation signal.

iDashboard v 1.1

The new iDashboard version 1.1 implements a new feature that helps drivers and walkers.

Just touch the background to show a map with an arrow point to the direction you are heading to...


Did I mention the compass!? Now you also have the compass in map view... The red section points to the north.

quarta-feira, 10 de março de 2010

iDashboard



This is our new app that fully uses GPS feature of iPhone.



If you have iPhone 3G and not 3GS, the screen is similar, but without the compass.

quarta-feira, 3 de março de 2010

TimeControl Update

Hello, next week we will release an update to TimeControl. You will be able to:
  • export TimeControl data;
  • send invoice by eMail;
These two features will be very important to fully use TimeControl.

domingo, 28 de fevereiro de 2010

GeoChat

This is our first free app. You can download and immediately start chatting with people from your country or from your city. Every two weeks we will release a new version with more features.

You can find it at App Store on the URL: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/geochat/id355510513?mt=8

Please, give it a try!





Below is the configuration screen. You can change the language, the default chat and the refresh time.
Refresh time is the amount of time need before contacting again the server and requesting new messages.

sábado, 13 de fevereiro de 2010

Where's my car?



This is a very useful app to save your car location. Even if you don't have an iPhone, you can write notes on an iPod, for example, parked on E122.

But the iPhone is the master. You can save:

  • GPS Location
  • Position a pin in the map (map with zoom)
  • Take notes
  • Take a picture of the place
The SET LOCATION screen, after touching the action button:



One nice feature, you can have several cars. And save the parking for each one.

The first time you use the app, it will create a car record.


Each car record can have a car picture, the car license (registration) and model. At least one of the 3 fields must be filled.


TimeControl




TimeControl is the first of 3 apps: TimeControl, ProjectManager, Invoice. Possible, we will have to rename the apps due to others already existents in appStore...

The main purpose of TimeControl is to track the time you spend in each project / task / subtask. In next version, you can rename the tree level, for example:

  1. Client
  2. Project
  3. Task
Instead of:
  1. Project
  2. Task
  3. Subtask
The app is available in Portuguese, Portuguse (Brasil), English and Spanish. You can easily change the language in realtime, just choose Configurations and click on your language choice.



Of course, you can also change the currency to $, Euros and Pounds.

One of the nice features is that you define if the clock stops when you quit the app or not. Example. You have the TimeControl clock on and then you have to quit to answer a call. The time can stop or can continue. It is up to you (your choice on CLOCK)...

Let's see how TimeControl shows the time control screen: