Android – Iphone – Applications

SwingPlane 1.5.1

Category: Sports
Price: $2.99, Version: 1.5.0 -> 1.5.1 (iTunes)



Description:

SwingPlane is an advanced video swing analysis program on the iPhone. The Video recorder works on iPhone 3GS ONLY., but records at 30 FPS to accurately record your swing path.

###iOS 4.0 – Now compatible with iOS 4.0 ###

####Includes FREE sample Pro videos of Tiger, Phil, Ernie and more…####

Email videos or upload to Facebook or Twitter.

Not sure? Check out the free version, SwingPlane Free, full features but no upload of video and a limit of two stored videos…but it does include one pro video!

Some comments by reviewers:

Easy to use app. Excellent pro videos to compare yourself to. No excuses for incorrect siwng path now – Spaceman…

Easily the best golf swing app available at the moment – Hadders…

####Check out iStimp, a Stimpmeter for the iPhone by iGolfApps!####

###Don’t forget to rate the app if you like it: You can do this from your iPhone by going back to the App Store and find SwingPlane then go to the reviews section where it is possible to write a review. Thanks!!###

We are working on an update to allow videos recorded with Video Genius on 2G/3G to be imported to SwingPlane ….Video Genius is free.

SwingPlane is for avid golfers and golf professionals alike, but any sport or activity where analyzing motion and tempo is important would benefit from SwingPlane. Baseball, Softball, Cricket, Rugby, Football, Swimming, Wrestling, Bowling and Hockey, to name a few, are all sports where you can benefit from SwingPlane.

SwingPlane captures video using the built in video camera (iPhone 3GS ONLY). You can easily analyze your swing with its playback and drawing tools. We are confident that this tool will greatly improve the effectiveness of your practice sessions and will result in lower scores.

- Import previously recorded videos from your photos app with the option to play and review then trim the video before import.

- Record videos with the built in camera with no restriction on the length of the recording (other than space limitations on your phone).

- Playback the videos and add lines, rectangles and circles in three colours.

- Frame by frame advance.

- Repeat playback.

- Any analysis (lines or other shapes) you add to a video are saved and reloaded when you play the video again.

- Click and hold a shape to move it after creating it.

- Add notes to a video that are accessible direct from the video player (useful for when you finally have worked out what was wrong with your swing, and want a record of what it looks like!).

Check out our website www.iGolfApps.com for further info, and other iPhone golf apps to improve your game.

What’s New

Bug fixes for iOS 4.0


SwingPlane

written by Duy Phong \\ tags: 3G, Android, App, Free, Game, Iphone, ITunes, OS

NAmida 1.1.0

Category: Entertainment
Price: $.99, Version: 1.0.1 -> 1.1.0 (iTunes)



Description:

NAmida is an iPhone app for quickly performing an Amida raffle.

Amida is a popular type of raffle game in Japan.

Firstly, there are several vertical lines, with horizontal lines arranged to connect one vertical line to another. Select one of the vertical lines and begin descending from the top. If you hit one of the lines going sideways, you follow that direction and continue descending downward.

The process continues as you descend further; if you come across another horizontal bridge you will travel across it. This continues until you reach the bottom, whereupon these selections determine which vertical line you get to the bottom of.

Here are NAmida’s features:

1) From 2 to 10 vertical lines
2) You can play alone or with friends.
3) You can save a set of Amida lines as they are, and they will be refreshed in that state next time you launch the game.

The current releases features a simple type of Amida lottery, but with future releases I am considering adding more complexity.

If you have any suggestions, please leave a comment or send an e-mail.

mail: [email protected]
HP: http://milestoneeee.com

What’s New

(1) remake UI
(2) add 『scramble mode』
(3) add iAd view


NAmida

written by Duy Phong \\ tags: Android, App, Game, Iphone, ITunes, OS

According to a report by application analytics company Distimo, about 57% of all Google Android applications are free. Whereas 28% of iPhone applications are free.
Distimo also found that over half of all mobile apps across the Android Market, AppleApp Store, Nokia Ovi Store, and Palm App Catalog is priced under $2. BlackBerry App World is not part of this list because apps are not allowed to be priced under $2.99, unless it is free. Below are a couple of analysis charts from Distimo:

[TechCrunch]

written by Duy Phong \\ tags: Android, App, Apple, Application, Free, Google, Iphone, OS

TmoNews got their hands on a Motorola Charm and took the first image of it. The Motorola Charm has a touchpad feature on the back of the device. The phone runs on Android (version unknown) and the screen is about 3 inches. The phone is currently also known as the Motorola Basil. [TMONews]

written by Duy Phong \\ tags: Android

TweetUp, a service that focuses on advertising and searching Twitter, has made two acquisitions. TweetUp bought Twitter Android client Twidroid. TweetUp acquired news aggregator service popurls.

TweetUp will rename Twidroid to Twidroyd to avoid any legal issues from Lucas Films, who owns the trademark “Droid.” Idealab, the company behind TweetUp will use popurls to provide a distribution network to determine who the best tweeters are.

Twidroid and popurls were created by a Austin, Texas based company called tomatic, which was founded by Thomas Marban. The TweetUp CEO is Bill Gross, who also founded a company called Overture — which was sold to Yahoo! for $1.6 billion.

[TechCrunch]

written by Duy Phong \\ tags: Android, OS