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My first Android application

28 Oct

My colleague at Web Ascender, Jeff McWherter, suggested an idea for an Android application one day. The concept was a caller id service that would retrieve information for unknown numbers when the phone rang. The next day I had a proof of concept and since then I have developed the app into a working version. The application uses the WhitePages API, and was effectively bought by them. Here’s a video.

Update:

Here are reviews and sightings of the app from around the interwebs:

  • Lifehacker: Best Android Apps To Boost Your Mobile Productivity (So Far)
  • Techcrunch/Mobile Crunch: Android Speed Reviews
  • Gizmodo: Caller ID For Android…
  • Phandroid: Advanced Caller ID with WhitePages Application
  • Washington Post/Moco News: Android Market Opens To Developers…
  • IBlast: WhitePages Caller ID for Android
  • Mobile Phone Reviews: Android market gets Caller ID from WhitePages application: Video
  • Android-Portal: Caller ID application for Android phones released by WhitePages
  • Cup Of Blog: Caller ID by WhitePages for Google Android Phones
  • Gadgetophilia: Google Android is equipped with An Advanced Caller ID Feature -- Thanks To Whitepages

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