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New Home Screen

Just released aJudge 3 this morning. This release focuses on making the application more stable and easier to use. As you can see there is a totally new home screen that should simplify aJudge for first-time users.

I also added integration with the Android Gallery. You can select any image from your gallery and rate it then send the image to your friends.

Thanks to the bug reports over the past couple months. They have been very helpful in dealing with some of the memory issues in aJudge. I think I’ve fixed them. Please click the report button if you get any FCs.

Also fixed in this release were the icons and graphics (specifically the scorecard) on low resolution devices. I’ve tested these on a variety of devices and emulators now and aJudge should look a lot better.

A big complaint with the app before was that the swipe gesture was either too sensitive or not sensitive enough. The sensitivity is now adjustable in the preferences available via the menu.

Just updated aJudge on the Android market to v2.5.1. This release is primarily bug fixes to the integration with the photo gallery. It was having trouble sharing images that were rated. This is now fixed. I’ve got a few new features planned for v2.6. Stay tuned!

Just released v1.6 to the Android market. This one includes 10 new images most of which are holiday themed. I’m starting to queue up new features for v1.7/v2.0. Once I find some time over the holidays I’ll put these in.

This one was a quick turnaround. I received some bug reports from users that did not have SD Cards, during my testing I found some other issues and fixed those. From what I can tell these have been around since v2.0 just difficult to test for with all the different hardware out there. Here’s what’s changed:

• Fixed forced close if SD Card is not available
• Fixed setting camera parameters on phones without flashes
• Fixed scorecard image having numbers out of alignment on some screens

Two days and another release. This one was hurried a bit as I got bug reports that it was resetting games after a period of time. Turns out Android handles the lifecycle of apps a little differently than I expected. I plan on writing a blog post later explaining my findings. But for now enjoy the update. Here’s what has changed:

• Fixed game resets
• Removed title bar
• Added “move to SD” support for Froyo users
• Added support for Android 1.6 (Donut) users
• Players can now be renamed and deleted (long tap)

Just uploaded v1.4 of Score Keeper this evening. This update brings twenty new player images and some minor bug fixes.

I’ve already started on v1.5 and expect to have it ready during the week. This version will add support for Android v1.6 (Donut) devices and Move to SD for those of you with Android v2.2 (Froyo). Also included will be renaming and deleting of individual players.