Posts Tagged ‘Lifestyle’

GPSketch Now Available

Tuesday, May 18th, 2010

mysketchMy latest App, GPSketch, is now available in the Apple iTunes App Store. You can use this link for accessing GPSketch. [NOTE: clicking this link will open iTunes on your desktop PC.]

GPSketch enables you to sketch a continuous-line drawing as you move around–you walk, it draws.

GPSketch is available for $.99 USD.

An iPad Exclusive

Thursday, April 1st, 2010

Screen shot 2010-03-26 at 1.19.24 PMAfter a long, intense development period, I have just released an App created exclusively for the new Apple iPad. This App, titled No Man: A World Without Being, will be ready for sale in the Apple iTunes App Store on the iPad premiere date, April 3, 2010. Balancing written commentary along with strong, striking visual content, No Man is a self-contained art exhibition delivered in a full-frame, wide-screen cover flow presentation.

In 46 monochrome and full color plates, No Man examines a world that none of us can see–a dimensionally parallel world, a world where time inside a camera is captured in minutes rather than fractions of second. This is not conventional time lapse photography, however. Heavily populated sites (e.g., Washington, DC) are lethargically rendered into eerily quiescent vistas completely devoid of humanity enabling the viewer to cast a critical eye on the artifacts of man.

A future upgrade, one that couldn’t be included in this initial App, will feature the ability to purchase framed and matted prints from any of the plates included in No Man.

No Man costs $2.99 and is available exclusively for the iPad.

How to Delete a LifeList-Sites Entry

Wednesday, March 31st, 2010

IMG_0050If you would like to permanently remove an entry from your LifeList-Sites database, just swipe your finger across the entry’s row. This action displays a red “delete” button. Press this delete button and the entry is permanently erased from the database.

If you would like to remove an entry that has been previously labeled as “visited” (i.e., a [x] prefaces the site’s name), then you must first delete the visitation by entering the site’s log book, switching the visited button from “Yes” to “No,” and then pressing the delete button (i.e., the trash can icon). You may now return to the database row listing, swipe your finger on the desired row, and press the red delete button to erase the entry.

LifeList-Sites Approved

Monday, March 29th, 2010

Screen shot 2010-03-19 at 8.26.43 AMMy latest App, LifeList-Sites, in now for sale in the Apple iTunes App Store. This travel log book App comes pre-stocked with 50 popular destinations for visiting and recording. Furthermore, with LifeList-Sites, you can add your own destinations to the database, as well as delete those sites that you never plan on visiting. Therefore, LifeList-Sites can be shaped into your own personalized travel log book.

Other features of LifeList-Sites include:

  • Toggle the sighting switch to “Yes” for recording your visit
  • Enter the data about your visit
  • Edit your data
  • Delete invalid visits & places you don’t want to visit
  • Add your own places to visit
  • Visited places are clearly marked (i.e., [x]) in the database listing
  • A red “visited” badge is updated with the total number of recorded places—this badge is proudly displayed on the LifeList-Sites icon
  • Your name, date, and time are automatically entered and can be edited
  • GPS coordinates* are automatically recorded (*must have wireless and/or cellular connection)
  • You can map your site position and save the image in your iPhone/iPod touch Photo Album

LifeList-Sites costs $1.99 and works on iPhone and iPod touch devices with OS 3.1.3.

LifeList-Sites

Wednesday, March 17th, 2010

Screen shot 2010-03-16 at 7.23.53 PMA new App based on my popular LifeList format has been uploaded to the Apple iTunes App Store pending approval. LifeList-Sites is a travel log book database for recording your life’s adventures. The database is stocked with 50 of the most popular worldwide travel destinations. In LifeList-Sites, however, you can thoroughly customize your log book database by adding your own sites, as well as deleting places that you don’t wish to visit.
I will announce when LifeList-Sites has been approved for sale in the App Store. LifeList-Sites will cost $1.99 (USD) and work on iPhone and iPod touch with OS 3.1.3 or later.