The time limit gets around any privacy concerns you might have with disclosing your current location. You can send Glympses via email, test message, or tweets. You can pick the list of people you share your location with dynamically – so there’s no need to create a profile, add friends, and that sort of thing. Your Glympses are also fully visible on a regular website browser, so your friends don’t need to be running the app for it to be useful. Overall, this is a very useful application with almost no downsides in terms of privacy concerns – a must-download for those with active social lives and frequent travelers.

You can see live performance statistics, including distance, speed, and elevation gains. The app also adds a social component on top of these wonderful features: you can share your maps and trails via Google Maps and Documents. They are then also available from any computer, and browsing through other shared tracks can help you discover new routes and sidetracks that you hadn’t seen before. A wonderful and well executed app for outdoor activities of all kinds. 

This application is only in Beta in the Android Market right now, but allows users to make local rate calls to any of your Skype contacts no matter where they are. In order to use the service all you need in an Internet connection, you don’t even have to have Wi-Fi or a 3G connection. Skype Beta also allows you send instant messages to your friends.

Basically you will be saving tons on international and long distance calls to mobile phones with this application. If you have not already given it a try, we suggest that you do so soon. Let us know what you think. Since it is in Beta, what do you think can be improved upon in a final version?

[Via Android Community]

Introducing the Telegraph app for the T-mobile G1.

Telegraph.co.uk Application for T-Mobile G1 from Tmobile G1 Applications on Vimeo.

Go get it now!

About Twidroid

Twidroid is a twitter application designed to work with the Android OS.

• this application is the first release on a new mobile platform and had to be developed on an emulator – we kindly ask you to provide us with bug reports & feedback at mail /AT/ twitroid.com
• there are known tactile issues regarding scrolling, screen orientation, touchscreen & trackball. we’re committed to fix this as soon as we get a real device shipped to europe later this week
• to install the application, you have to enable “unknown sources” first (on your phone go to » settings / applications / unknown sources)
• launch your phone’s browser and find this post, then click the link below

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Capture whiteboard images using ShareYourBoard and enhance them to get crisp and readable images. Review images using thumbnail and detailed view, add comments and delete images that are no longer desired. Share images with your colleagues and friends and manage image access permission.

ShareYourBoard features whiteboard image processing with edge detection, geometry transformations and image enhancement. Any angle, any lighting and any type of whiteboard or markers can be used.

ShareYourBoard features image management so the user can save processed whiteboards, add and edit whiteboard comments, share whiteboards, and delete previously saved whiteboards. Operations can be performed with a context menu for single items or in batches using a list selection and the application menu.

ShareYourBoard community website: (http://jigsaw.sphericbox.com) allows users to share whiteboard images with comments, manage access permissions and delete uploaded images.

About Marvin:

Using Marvin is like exploring the world of user-generated content with finger gestures on the move, without touching a desktop computer. Publish whatever you want in specific services to serve your daily life. With Marvin users can help each other by publishing useful information to specific places, provide their own input, and rate existing messages. Marvin is also a point-to-point content delivery system to publish pictures and textual messages attached to locations to your spouse, kids and friends from your mobile device to their mobile device. Publish dynamic messages that are able to follow you when you engage the Location Cruise Control mode.

About Phonebook 2.0

Phonebook 2.0 is a secure, contextual and social mobile address book. Inspired by instant messaging, social networking and live streaming applications, it combines all three into an easy to use, all-in one mobile application. With Phonebook 2.0, contacts are never lost in case of the phone being broken or stolen because they are automatically saved on a remote server. Phonebook 2.0 also creates a social experience helping users to share their mood, location and pictures with their friends.

Thanks to both Android’s location APIs and Maps API, PhoneBook 2.0 can help users share their locations with friends and display contacts’ locations on a Map.

PhoneBook 2.0 shows buddies presence straight from the contact list. It is using the GTalk API to display presence and create instant messaging sessions.

Pebblebox allows the user to publish and discover local events, theater schedules, housing, restaurants, tourism guide, etc. It is also a social platform in neighborhoods. Users can read and write geo-blogs, share experiences, and make new friends. Furthermore, it supports transactions on mobile phones. Users can sell and buy products, purchase tickets, make reservations, etc.

About SocialMonster

SocialMonster offers a rich set of functions that allow sharing of information under the context of an event where participants can interact with each other, post instant messages, map location tags, share photos, polls, etc. SocialMonster helps users build a circle of friends where relationships are maintained and discovered via social events. Users can discover mutual friends, new friendships, and keep existing relationships healthy. SocialMonster elevates traditional point-to-point communication to a context-based, group-oriented communication. Users can reach multiple parties without the hassle of making dozens of phone calls.