In our old days of education Preschool and Kindergarten kids are made to learn letters and numbers and hone other skills with classroom teaching using pen and paper and books but in 2018 time is change and many new things add in our educational system like different E-learning apps and games that helps our children in learning and understanding the basics of English and math in much better way
Welcome to the new generation (apps generation) where free mobile apps like- Preschool Children English/Math Learning Apps have transformed the toddler learning from classroom to the home.
●Your Toddlers can practice the basics of ABCs (letters) with quality sound voice in an interesting way like
●Capital Letters with quality sound effects
●Small Letters with quality sound effects
●Numbers (1-10) with quality sound effects
Don't forget to add your valuable review regarding the children's learning through App E-books
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After almost a year of using the phone the only thing I need it for these days is calls and messaging.
Suggest some apps/things to do to make me use the phone a lot more o_0
Cheers
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You can browse using a lot of browsers - I like Chrome Beta
You can play Games - Well, I like many of them
You can listen to Music - *sigh* do I need to elaborate on this?
You can watch videos - Depends on your taste. I play HD videos without any problem.
You can check market stats with many applications or browser
You can Read books or listen to audio books
You can play around with themes and mods listed in this forum
You can use it to interact in the various forums like this using their own apps like the XDA app for this forum
You can search on sites like ebay, classified, craigslist, etc - All have their own apps
You can book tickets, plane, bus, train, with apps for the same
you can hire taxi using apps if such a service is available in your city
You can chat or IM or video chat with friends
You can take pictures, shoot videos and edit them and add effects using many many apps
You can create your own memes with custom photos and then share them
You can blog using apps - I use wordpress app and it is awesome
You can of course micro-blog using twitter apps
You can use it to control your computer with VNC or even SSL. There are many many apps for the same
If you are really interested then you can get into development side by learning more about android and coding and design apps, or hook it up with your computer and automate your home even.
In the end its all about your imagination. Let it run wild and enjoy the piece of technology that is in your hand
Overclock it stick it in your trouser pocket and get a thrill .
jje
I am interested in developing an app that would enable offline tagging of music clips which would be cached and then identified by Google Ears, once the device joined a WiFi network. This is ideal for users like me who prefer purchasing unlocked phones and do not have a data plan because they prefer using WiFi that they have frequent access to.
I like Shazam, but I don't like redundancies. Having both Shazam and Google Ears on a device would be redundant. Plus, getting Google Ears to have the same functionality as Shazam poses a fun challenge
I am studying Computer Science (Sophomore) and have quite a bit of experience with Java. I just need a leg-up. Where do I begin? Recording the clip and recognizing WiFi connections would not be difficult at all, however I am uncertain as to how I would integrate it into Google Ears. Is this even feasible? Google Ears seems to use real-time processing from what I could discern from using it for a few minutes. This is contrasted to Shazam, where a fixed-length clip is always recorded and then uploaded and analyzed.
I realize I would be able to answer my own questions through research, and even learn new and valuable things in the process. However, I am in the middle of a very hectic semester what with class projects and a demanding new job, so I would appreciate any advice/help that you guys might be able to share with me, that would spare me some time.
Once I write the app, if I upload it to the marketplace I will NOT charge any money for it. This is just a learning experience for me. FYI, I will be using a Google Nexus S and a Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0 for development.
Big fat bump
BoggyB said:
I am interested in developing an app that would enable offline tagging of music clips which would be cached and then identified by Google Ears, once the device joined a WiFi network. This is ideal for users like me who prefer purchasing unlocked phones and do not have a data plan because they prefer using WiFi that they have frequent access to.
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Seriously, NOBODY has any feedback?
Sound hound ?
I have some idea. I thing It will good for you.
In thai about 12 year ago.
NECTEC create project name. iSpeech.
It can input .mp3 file and output to txt file
in txt file have alphabet english character .
I see Vaja TTS. Port this script to Java(android) . Vaja TTS use to hear something from user and process infomation from txt file.
Here is official site of iSpeech
http://www.hlt.nectec.or.th/speech/...ontent&view=article&id=101&Itemid=127&lang=th
Here is official site of vaja tts.
http://vaja.nectec.or.th/
Here is vaja tts on playstore
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spt.tts.vaja
Sorry for my bad english. and I think my Idea can help you .
Note. iSpeech original script write by C# not java.
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=us.mron.Limopo
Limopo is a perfectly-designed smart application for recognizing movies from any media contents, poster, banner, image etc.
Just keep your camera on the poster and that's all, the rest will be handled by Limopo. Limopo not only allows user to browse latest movies from IMDB and also brings information about the movie and even plays the trailer right on the poster. Such an amazing experience, you won't believe to your eyes!
Each time you go to a theater for watching a movie, you make your decision only by the exposures of the posters, ads in news and magazines about that movie. If you are not among those who shot the movie, the only criteria becomes that exposure on your decision. And then perhaps just leave the theater and get disappointed because of the inadequate and misleading exposures of that movie. Similarly, while buying a DVD, the exposures influence your decision on what to watch this night.
Well, you might think of websites that give information about films, such as IMDB and Wikipedia. However, most of them are quite extra informative and distracting.
And exactly at this time, Limopo enters into the stage and amazes people who are fed up with those stuff by what it offers.
Do you want to know what it offers?
Just open your camera and hold it on a poster and then you will see the magic!
Using only the information extracted from the poster image,
- Brief and adequate info about the movie
- Interactive and entertaining trailer-watching experience
- Make you feel like: Wow! My smartphone exceeded its capacity and began making magic! Envy your friends! (Shhhh! Don't tell the secret in behind to your friends... Just kidding, please let them know and help us expend the magic!)
Limopo currently knows movies in theaters and coming soon movies in IMDB, Turkey, UK and Canada.
Hey guys!
I'm Shawn and I run Neon Corridor Sound, an up and coming music and sound production studio located in the woods of the Adirondack Mountains of NY. I want to collaborate with independent game developers to create deep and immersive soundtracks for their projects. I want to make unique and colorful sound effects that add just the right mood to their games. So if you are a developer, take a minute to listen to my diverse portfolio at www(dot)neoncorridor(dot)com and if you like what you hear, please contact me there, here, or at my email neoncorridor(at)gmail.com
Thank you for listening!
And believe me I've virtually tried them all, or at least the best of the bunch.
You get users who praise apps that really only trim video files, and add very basic effects. No, I'm talking about a proper video editing apps with a scrolling 'timeline', with realtime rendered playback preview of effects, texts and transitions.
The only one's that come remotely close are 'VideoPad Pro' and 'Clesh', Clesh is a great cloud editing system but it's a little basic but I'm sure this will improve. VideoPad feels the closest to a PC type UI, but seems to struggle slightly playing back in realtime on what is a powerful Sony flagship phone, 'TrakAx MovieExpress' is a known PC editing suit, but it's Android UI clunky, and not intuitive, also realtime playback is really bad.
The Android original 4.3 version 'Video editor' is also not a smooth candidate, but it has a few effects, transitions and a basic text feature.
Basically they all suffer very limiting 'title' and 'text' functions, some allowing a single font style, some with no text manipulation at all.
So those video editing software developers out there, come on, start producing something in the realms on iOS I Movie, and Reel Director, Android phones should well be able support apps of this quality.
Just needed to have this moan..... After all. it is Christmas.
Happy Christmas
Regards
Livio
Try MAGISTO