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Frosty Camera iPhone App for this Winter Season
Posted by: kiichi | Date: 16 Nov 2011 | 0 Comment |
Winter is here! Let's forget about the Global Warming, and enjoy the snowy Holidays with our newly released Frosty Camera App. Frosty Camera Free lets you take frosty photos of your family, friends and even yourself. Apply our special photo effects and frosty frames in Real Time.Watch as Frosty Camera transforms the world around you into ICE AGE. Tired of taking the same old normal pictures? Transform yourself into frozen snowman. Create super frosty photos in Real Time and share them with families and friends. Choose from 9 unique icy frames to style your photos and share with your favorite...
We just came back from Geoweb Summit 2011 in Brooklyn. The event was energetic, and we are glad to attend the meaningful panel discussions on both technology and business strategy. As a GIS Analyst / Developer, I always ask myself the following question: "What is the next generation of legacy desktop GIS systems?" I like NY City's mashup approach to provide an answer to my question. One of the panelist, Colin Reilly, is from the New York DoITT and he leads campaigns like New York Big Apps. This is an important movement since only the government and big organizations used to exclusively handle...
Get ready for a scary Halloween! Scary Camera FREE lets you take spooky photos of your family, friends and even yourself. Apply our special photo effects and scary frames in Real Time. Watch as Scary Camera transforms the world around you into a real life horror show. Show off your creativity with our special photo effects and make your own haunted photos. Scare all of your friends this Halloween! Tired of taking the same old normal pictures? Add something scary to it in Real Time. Make your pictures look like they came out of the grundge movie. Choose from over 20 different horror frames...
Kiichi started playing around with the iPhone SDK back in March of 2008 and we needed an idea for our very first native iPhone application. Our good friend Chris League mentioned in a conversation that one of his students said how the old rotary dialer phones were much more reliable than cell phones of today. The idea immediately clicked that we needed to build a Rotary dialer app for iPhone and it should be available on Day 1 of the App store Launch. We achieved that. iRetroPhone was born and it was reviewed by NYTimes back in 2008. Since then we only made minor changes. We moved on to other...
Geo Measure – App To Measure Areas And Distances For iPhone/iPad
Posted by: gavi | Date: 25 Jul 2011 | 9 Comments | Tags: area,distance,Geo,iPad,iphone app,measurement,tool,utility |
Have you ever wondered "How much acreage is that farm?" or "What is the distance between your house and subway station?". Are you curious to find out who has the most property in your neighborhood? We have an app for that. We are pleased to announce the launch of our new app for iOS devices. This is a great tool for anyone who wants to find geographical areas or distances. Use the app for finding distances between far away places or just calculate the bike path before you actually attempt it. This app is universal, it means the same binary will run on both iPhone and iPad. Here...
OS X Lion Review – 3 things I love / hate
Posted by: kiichi | Date: 22 Jul 2011 | 1 Comment | Tags: lion |
Mac OS X Lion (Version 10.7) is out , and according to Apple 1 Millions Lions are downloaded in the first day. There are plenty of reviews about pros and cons of the new OS. Here are my quick review on 3 things I love / Hate about the Lion. 1. Air Drop Finally easy to share files between macs. Even though not a replacement for your Dropbox, it is definitely a good start. pros: easy to share, no set up or configuration, auto discovery cons: no support to share over network yet, no group sharing 2. New Gestures pros: easy to switch between applications, better experiences...
iSeismometer “On The Fly” Released. Try this without Downloading An App.
Posted by: kiichi | Date: 05 Jul 2011 | 0 Comment |
Click to try iSeismometer (m.iseismometer.com). Enjoy! We created iSeismometer Web version which does not require you to download app from App Store. This is very simple version of our iSeismometer but it animate motions on your phone. Good news? It does works on iPad, Android, and Firefox on MacBook. Compatibility Chart: iPhone 4Good iPad2Good Galaxy Tab 10.1Good Mac FirefoxWorking - Missing one value Mac ChromeDoes not crush but no animation Mac SafariNot working
Our app, iSeismometer, to show slight motion on your iPhone / iPad was on BBC! They came to shoot a classroom at Long Island University because the app which I developed in the Earth Science classroom was used as one of the lab exercise. Our University distributed 6,000 iPads so far and it will be 10,000 by the next year. My team lead the development of the entire distribution system and the university app on it. Dr. Kennelly introduced about iSeismometer and one of lab exercise in a Earth Science classroom. My interview was not used but I'm happy that he mention about my app and me in his comments. That...
ObjectGraph Contributes to JMSA Japan Relief Fund
Posted by: kiichi | Date: 22 Apr 2011 | 0 Comment | Tags: contribution,donation,japan relief fund,jmsa,medical,social service |
Dear Everyone, ObjectGraph is glad to announce that we contributed $3,000 to JMSA Japan Relief Fund. Right after the earthquake in Japan, we made all of our medical apps free, including #1 in the ranking, "Japanese Medicine Search" and then, we were looking for an medical organization to send our proceeds since one of our focus is in medical fields. Last week, Yumi, who is a founder of StudioYumi, introduced us to JMSA (Japan Medical Society of America) through her husband Yoshi. 100% of proceeds go to local hospitals. Thank You
How to Use Gummy Bear to Build Anti-Gravity Quarters Stack
Posted by: kiichi | Date: 01 Apr 2011 | 2 Comments | Tags: April 1 |
Serge Glikshtein, who is our new ObjectGraph Fellowship in gravitational physics, discovered some significant effects of gummy bear on solid materials like metal surface. If you have quoters in your pocket, please try this amazing trick for your friends. Learn DIY tips from Dr. Glikshtein: Stack 56 coins like a picture below using gummy bears. Step 1: Prepare coins and gummy bears We recommend the cheapest gummy bear from CVS pharmacy. Their average price is around $1.79 (2 for $3.00). Quarters should be cleaned and polished. Step 2: Rub coins with gummy bears After polishing...
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We are happy to report that our Chinese Astrology and FengShui App has been approved and can be downloaded from the App Store. Chinese Astrology and Feng Shui 風水 tips are now right at your fingertips with this easy-to-use app designed for everyday use. Discover a wealth of information that will help generate prosperity and good fortune for the current year and beyond, whether you are home, traveling, or at the office. Get instant advice on how to best manage personal relationships, love interests, career choices, and more, while at the same time learning how to minimize problems that can affect...
Hello, we just came back from Czech and Poland. Happy New Year 2011 from ObjectGraph. Check out some photos and movies from Prague, Czech.
Did Microsoft Learn from Apple? – Fortunatus and I Am Rich
Posted by: kiichi | Date: 09 Nov 2010 | 0 Comment |
I guess the answer is NO. Probably they don't need a lesson from Apple; however, in this evening, this app brought me back to summer of 2008. Check this out.
Halloween Apps in iTunes Ranking
Posted by: kiichi | Date: 01 Nov 2010 | 0 Comment |
Happly Halloween! Our apps are in App Store ranking in halloween season again! See our book shelf style sound app for iPad. iPad version got following: #1 in Music Category (JP) while our "Cat Piano" is #2 & "Fart Piano" is #8! #2 in Total Ranking (JP) #3 in Music Category (US) iHalloween has been within #15 (Category Ranking) for a few month. Get them while they are hot. Download Halloween Sound Shelf Download iHalloween (iPhone Version Free) Download Halloween Bookshelf for iPhone (Pro Version)
I start learning more details of GIS and these stuffs bring me back to iSeismometer and other map apps. Today, I found a cool demo of our iSeismometer (iPhone version) on Youtube. Check this out! He demonstrates the resonance of his guitar using our app next to it!
Seismometer App on Windows Phone
Posted by: kiichi | Date: 11 Oct 2010 | 0 Comment | Tags: iSeismometer,new york,seismometer,steve balmer,windows phone,wp |
Today, Microsoft released Windows Phone Operating System for various smart phone devices. A bunch of major manufactures cover this platform; such as, HTC, Samsung, etc... We've created an app for Windows Phone from scratch. It's called "Seismometer" app (please note there is no "i" in front :)). This is our first app which got a spot in the Marketplace in the day 1 and I would like to thank everyone to have our app on the Marketplace. Microsoft studied a lot about existing market and development tools. Indeed, those tools are very confortable as you can imagine that they are experts who know...
Development Using High Resolution Images For Retina Display
Posted by: gavi | Date: 08 Oct 2010 | 1 Comment | Tags: iphone development |
Here are some tips for retina display 1. Since iPhone 4 uses points instead of pixels, the only thing you need to do is bake all the images to double resolution (For Example: 140 x 140 image should be blown up to 280 x 280) 2. Rename all your high resolution images as {image_name}@2x.png Here is a small shell script that will help you do that in a folder #!/bin/bash for i in *.png do mv $i ${i%.*}@2x.png done 3. Add both low resolution and high resolution images to as resources to your project. 4. Use the low resolution images as you normally do for any project 5. iPhone...
Just like our first app, iRetroPhone, many of our apps are so simple and they don't even depend on specific language. Somehow, iAge was picked up in iTunes Japan. Is this because I write better descriptions in Japanese? Today, I'm glad to announce that iAge is #1 Health and Fitness category in Japan.
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