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kryptoniankid17 |
2009-11-02
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#71
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Originally Posted by kryptoniankid17
sorry about that the link is http://appstorehq.com/gapstylemixer-iphone-62966/app
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2009-11-02
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#72
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Makes me think of the Shii:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAhDf4dt2nA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAhDf4dt2nA
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Patience : [####------] Weapon(s): My cat, my code.
Agro ... : |#---------] Relic(s) : N900, MacBookPro, NSLU2, N800, SheevaPlug, Eee-901, Core2-Quad, PS3
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2009-11-02
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#73
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Originally Posted by kryptoniankid17
You know what would be cool is....if there was a "Magic mirror" app where they could user real time filters to cover blemishes, maybe add a little bit of virtual eye color or lip stick... or what ever...I guess it be more like an augmented reality mirror. Once you have things the way you want....take a picture.
cant take credit for this but how about a magic mirror app using the front facing camera.
Chicks dig that stuff....I think...
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2009-11-04
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#74
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you know what would be even cooler? your mom
I want to look in the camera and see a picture of your mom.
I want to look in the camera and see a picture of your mom.
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2009-11-05
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Joined on Jun 2009
@ Oxnard, Ca.
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#75
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Originally Posted by kryptoniankid17
Since hot girls are not nice to nerds why should nerds do anything for females, especially go out of their way. Don't do it guys. Let them envy us males with our high tech N900's.
no not at all. but we should take in consideration what a women might want.
lol
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2009-11-05
, 00:21
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@ Oxford, UK
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Originally Posted by attila77
When you find the correct flip, it will work in landscape and portrait mode equally well.
Heh, no. That' why a mirror is magical - it always flips left and right (from your viewpoint). If you turn the device, left and right become top and bottom so the image is wrong (upside down) - that's why you would need to compensate in software. Ok, so portrait. Not a biggie if it needs to be changed later.
Think about what happens as you rotate a mirror slowly. Your face, as you see it, doesn't rotate :-) That's when you know you've got it right - when you can turn the phone slowly and your face still looks vertical to you, not vertical on the phone.
The only reason you might need to change the flip will be if the camera automatically flips according to the accelerometer direction. You'd need to *detect* what the camera does, and compensate to *undo* that. If the image from the camera has that bit of information, when you compensate it should look invisible to the user as the phone is turned around.
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2009-11-05
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@ Cornwall, UK
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Originally Posted by aironeous
I know I've just been insulted. Can't make up my mind whether you think I'm not nice or not hot. But I'm sure I was insulted there somewhere.
Since hot girls are not nice to nerds why should nerds do anything for females, especially go out of their way. Don't do it guys. Let them envy us males with our high tech N900's.
lol
(At my age, I'll settle for 'not hot')
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2009-11-09
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Hey I have been lurking on these forums for the past few weeks... just waiting for the n900 to be released. I just decided to sign up, and thought I would add my two cents to this discussion.
Firstly, I am 23 years old and female. I had a n900 in my hands a few days ago... and I was pleasantly surprised that it wasn't a brick like I was expecting (and this is coming from somebody who looks desirably at the iphone). What I am saying is that if the right applications are made for this device, I think many other females in my demographic will catch on to the n900 also.
Here are some applications that I would like to use:
* Props to the mirror. I love that idea.
* I would totally use that time-of-month tracker. if it was made right, i would find it the most useful app ever. I also agree that the fertility tracking part would be pretty useful.
* Im not sure whats already available; but I love making lists... about anything. So if there was an application that could let you write really quick little post-it notes. I guess like Tomboy Notes, but for maemo.
* I would also use a simple household budgeting application. For example, I have a budget for how much I can spend on food each week... so i would love it if I could enter the total of my grocery shopping straight into my phone while I am still out, and then if i go out for dinner I can checkup to see how much I have left to spend, etc,... but just really simple...
* Some kind of fitness/GPS app would be good, but this has probably been discussed in other places.
* I use 'gourmet recipe manager' on ubuntu, and would think it would be great if I could use it on maemo also. Having access to my recipes in the manager while I am on holidays etc, and maybe having the shopping list function port to maemo rather than a printable file.
Thats it for now. I am not sure how many of these have already been made... I havnt looked into it that closely, but rather are just off the top of my head.
I wish I could contribute back with the developing side of things, but unfortunately my brain is not designed to understand that kind of stuff! More than happy to test stuff though (once the n900 ships).
Hope you can help me out with some of my suggestions! xx
Firstly, I am 23 years old and female. I had a n900 in my hands a few days ago... and I was pleasantly surprised that it wasn't a brick like I was expecting (and this is coming from somebody who looks desirably at the iphone). What I am saying is that if the right applications are made for this device, I think many other females in my demographic will catch on to the n900 also.
Here are some applications that I would like to use:
* Props to the mirror. I love that idea.
* I would totally use that time-of-month tracker. if it was made right, i would find it the most useful app ever. I also agree that the fertility tracking part would be pretty useful.
* Im not sure whats already available; but I love making lists... about anything. So if there was an application that could let you write really quick little post-it notes. I guess like Tomboy Notes, but for maemo.
* I would also use a simple household budgeting application. For example, I have a budget for how much I can spend on food each week... so i would love it if I could enter the total of my grocery shopping straight into my phone while I am still out, and then if i go out for dinner I can checkup to see how much I have left to spend, etc,... but just really simple...
* Some kind of fitness/GPS app would be good, but this has probably been discussed in other places.
* I use 'gourmet recipe manager' on ubuntu, and would think it would be great if I could use it on maemo also. Having access to my recipes in the manager while I am on holidays etc, and maybe having the shopping list function port to maemo rather than a printable file.
Thats it for now. I am not sure how many of these have already been made... I havnt looked into it that closely, but rather are just off the top of my head.
I wish I could contribute back with the developing side of things, but unfortunately my brain is not designed to understand that kind of stuff! More than happy to test stuff though (once the n900 ships).
Hope you can help me out with some of my suggestions! xx
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2009-11-09
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Originally Posted by sjgadsby
I'm one of the developers for gcstar (http://www.gcstar.org/), which is a cross-platform open source collection manager, very similar to delicious library. I've been thinking about getting an n900 and trying to port gcstar across to it, so you can take your collections around with you
[LIST][*]an easy-to-use Delicious Library-type application that:.
- uses lardman's work on barcode scanning via the camera to help catalogue her collections of console video games, movies, CDs, and manga
- notes which games she's loaning to her sister & provides the full list on demand
- provides a quick link from each game to the appropriate pages on GameFAQs
- searches Amazon automatically as she enters wanted items to suggest matches
- automatically pushes wanted items to her Amazon wishlist
- periodically checks Amazon for the most up-to-date release dates for wanted manga and updates countdown home applet accordingly
- additionally catalogs collectible cards and helps build and submit saved searches on eBay for the missing items
But first I've got to get hold of the phone...
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2009-11-09
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Joined on Oct 2009
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Originally Posted by hellomezzy
Check out Conboy.
* Props to the mirror. I love that idea.
* I would totally use that time-of-month tracker. if it was made right, i would find it the most useful app ever. I also agree that the fertility tracking part would be pretty useful.
* Im not sure whats already available; but I love making lists... about anything. So if there was an application that could let you write really quick little post-it notes. I guess like Tomboy Notes, but for maemo.
* I would also use a simple household budgeting application. For example, I have a budget for how much I can spend on food each week... so i would love it if I could enter the total of my grocery shopping straight into my phone while I am still out, and then if i go out for dinner I can checkup to see how much I have left to spend, etc,... but just really simple...
* Some kind of fitness/GPS app would be good, but this has probably been discussed in other places.
* I use 'gourmet recipe manager' on ubuntu, and would think it would be great if I could use it on maemo also. Having access to my recipes in the manager while I am on holidays etc, and maybe having the shopping list function port to maemo rather than a printable file.
Anyways I think the point is women want the same sort of apps guys want. So... lets worry about making useful apps and leave the demographic analysis to the suits.
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