A simple elegant workflow encourages you to categorize your actions into projects and optionally provide a context. This structure lets you to break down formidable projects into individual achievable actions. As a project evolves over time, you can clean out old actions as they’re performed, add new actions and reorder any remaining actions depending on your current priorities.

The app can also import previously recorded videos on your phone’s SD card and publish them.

You can publish to Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, videobin.org, and video CMS sites like Plumi that allow FTP publishing.

Vidiom allows you to setup automatic publishing options to the services above after each video is recorded by the inbuilt camera.

You will also get email notifications of video successfully published.

Apps included in the package are as follows:

- Amazed: A simple but addictive accelerometer-based marble-guidance game.

- AndroidGlobalTime: a full representation of the Earth that you can spin around.

- AnyCut: A utility that lets users create Home screen shortcuts to nearly anything in the system.

- Clickin2DaBeat: A game that mashes up YouTube with custom rhythm-game logic.

- DivideAndConquer: a game in which you must isolate bouncing balls by creating walls around them.

- HeightMapProfiler: A simple 3D performance testing tool that renders a 3D height map.

- LOLcat Builder: O HAI. I CN HAS CHEEZBURGER?! IM N UR PHONE, CAPTIONIN UR PHOTOS.

- Panoramio: An app that shows you nearby photos and points of interest.

- Photostream: An app that lets you view photostreams from online photo-hosting services.

- Radar: A radar-style relative location display view, used by Panoramio and others.

- RingsExtended: A utility that provides enhanced control over ringtones.

- Samples: Miscellaneous examples showing features of the Android platform (among which OpenGL ES).

- SpriteMethodTest: An application that compares the speed of various 2D sprite drawing methods.

- Translate: Translates more than 150 language pairs with Google’s translation service.

- WebViewDemo: How Java and JavaScript can call each other inside a WebView.

- WikiNotes: A wiki note pad that uses intents to navigate to wiki words and other rich content stored in the notes.

Tap into the power of the VMIX platform with the demo video-gallery app for the iPad. Sign up for a free trial and download the application source code from the Google code project page to get started.

Key features are as follows:

- By default, MGSplitViewController mimics the appearance and (complete) behaviour of UISplitViewController, including its delegate API. It accepts two UIViewControllers (or subclasses thereof).

- Allows toggling the visibility of the master view in either interface-orientation; i.e. you can have master-detail or detail-only in either landscape and/or portrait orientations (independently, and/or interactively).

- Allows choosing whether the split orientation is vertical (i.e. left/right, like UISplitViewController), or horizontal (master above, and detail below). You can toggle between modes interactively, with animation.

- Allows choosing whether the master view is before (above, or to left of) the detail view, or after it (below, or to the right).
Allows you to choose (and change) the position of the split, i.e. the relative sizes of the master and detail views.

- Allows you to enable dragging of the split/divider between the master and detail views, with optional constraining via a delegate method.

- Allows you to choose the width of the split between the master and detail views.

- and much more…

Though other mobile RSS readers exist, Berry Bloglines has the advantages of being totally free, of offering full PC integration, and of optimized linked content for the Blackberry.

Berry Bloglines reformats full pages from the New York Times, BBC, ArsTechnica, BoingBoing, and other popular sites, eliminating unnecessary menus so that they can be read conveniently on the Blackberry. You can read not just the blog entries but also the full articles that they link to.

You can do all of your subscription management on the PC. Also, when your read a message on your Blackbery, it will show up as read on the PC, and vice versa.

It works on a lot of devices which have J2ME™ support including most PDAs (Palm) or most modern mobile phones.

It connects directly to the ICQ™ network via cheap GPRS or UMTS connection.

ICQ™ instant messaging on the go with your mobile device
Brings ICQ™ to your mobile phone or J2ME™ supporting handheld.

Specifically, it implements a ‘z-machine’: a virtual machine designed in 1979 by Infocom for playing text adventures, which has been re-implemented on nearly every computer and PDA since then. To learn more about the platform and all the games available, start by reading the wikipedia entry on Interactive Fiction.