It’s not really the usual thing to do on a news site, but I feel that we should get more involved in development aspect of the community via apps, UI integrations, device ports, yeah you get the picture.
Which comes back to the reason for this post. If you have any of these things, meaning it can be an app, games, widgets or anything else. Actual ROMS are a little iffy seeing as Im limited to 2 devices I can’t really try them out (not saying if I didn’t get enough relevant input from the author and users that try it out that I couldn’t do a post), but anything I can physically try on my phone, even I have to flash it, I will try myself and give a quick look review on it. As everyone knows the key to development is trial and error, and you don’t always catch all the errors yourself, so why not take advantage of massive numbers of people troubleshooting for you.
Submissions need to follow a couple guidelines.
- I’d prefer if it were your app, game, widget, etc.
- Formatted as follows:
- Name or Username you want credited
- A credit link
- A download link to the app in question, or attachment but it must be zipped
- A brief description of what it is
To submit your apps email applicationsubmission [at] androidspin.com with [Review] as the subject. I’m only one person so you’ll have to bare with me if I get bogged down and it takes some time to get the review out.
Applicant reviews posted so far:
- Pipes Port for Android
- Minimal RSS Feeder Widget
- AOSP Froyo Port for the Samsung Spica i5700
- Module Timetable
- Starbucks Card Widget
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This is a great Idea. I am really diggin it. Can’t wait to send you my app! Thanks AndroidSpin!!
This is a great Idea. I am really diggin it. Can’t wait to send you my app! Thanks AndroidSpin!!
Should we just go ahead and send the source along with the app?
Just the app lol.
That’s really nice of you! I’m glad you are on Android side. I will tweet this.
this is great. i remember back in the day with the rom matrices. that was what really lured me to androidspin–somehow androidspin would even beat xda to some rom releases or updates.