It has been over 10 years since the last release of Go There Now, which was previously updated in October 2015. After a long hiatus, a new version is finally here — Go There Now 3.00 is now available! Since the app is no longer distributed through Google Play, all
After 8 years without updates—since May 2018—Map of the Nocturne has finally received a brand-new release: Map of the Nocturne 1.05! 🎉 Since Map of the Nocturne is no longer available for download on Google Play, all future updates will be distributed exclusively here on Y-Corner. What’s new in version 1.05: *
They keep on coming! After 8 years without updates—since June 2018—Robot Master Database has finally received a brand-new release: Robot Master Database 1.17! 🎉 Since Robot Master Database is no longer available for download on Google Play, all future updates will be distributed exclusively here on Y-Corner. What’s new in version
The Y-Corner app updates keep on coming! After 8 years without updates—since May 2018—Chrono Maps has finally received a brand-new release: Chrono Maps 1.22! 🎉 Since Chrono Maps is no longer available for download on Google Play, all future updates will be distributed exclusively here on Y-Corner. What’s new in
Another Y-Corner app update out of the oven! After 8 years without updates—since May 2018—Cid’s Aerial Views has finally received a brand-new release: Cid’s Aerial Views 1.32! 🎉 Since Cid’s Aerial Views is no longer available for download on Google Play, all future updates will be distributed exclusively here on
After 8 years without updates—since May 2018—Dragon Geo has finally received a brand-new release: Dragon Geo 1.34! 🎉 Since Dragon Geo is no longer available for download on Google Play, all future updates will be distributed exclusively here on Y-Corner. What’s new in version 1.34: * 1.34: – Added the
At Envoy, our team has been working on Emergency Notifications, a feature that enables companies to quickly and reliably communicate critical information during emergencies across both web and mobile platforms. We’ve focused on strengthening this experience by adding tools that help organizations understand whether people in the workplace are safe
My apologies for the long silence here on Y-Corner. The past several years have been busy with life, work, and everything else that tends to pull focus away from personal projects. That’s going to change in 2026. Over the coming weeks and months, I’ll be sharing regular updates here, along
SeaNav US posted in the Pebble developer forums, stating that their recent iOS update was declined. The reason? Support for Pebble smartwatches in the app. From Apple 3.1 – Apps or metadata that mentions the name of any other mobile platform will be rejected 3.1 Details We noticed that your app or
At the Wearable Worlds’ hackathon event this past weekend, I encountered problems with the Bluetooth functionality on my Galaxy Note II. Specifically, I was encountering force close errors (“Bluetooth share has stopped”) while testing out the iBeacons with the FLUX Android app that our team was developing. After doing some
Today, Google has unveiled Android Wear, it’s take on the smartwatch concept. With Android Wear and like Google Glass, Google brings the Android infrastructure to the smartwatch form factor. Google is also making the Android Wear SDK available today to developers, making it possible to add Android Wear support to
Over the weekend, I went Atlanta for a friend’s wedding. (Congrats Jared & Robynn!) On the last day of the trip, my trusty Galaxy Note II met with disaster, as it fell face flat onto the pavement when I tripped over a parking block. The aftermath of the disaster: While
Although it has only been a short time since Google released Android 4.3 and has yet to be released for most Android devices, Google today has released some minor details about Android 4.4, specifically in that it will be called “KitKat” instead of “Key Lime Pie.” Apparently, Nestle has given
The AOKP Team released their JB 4.2 Milestone 2 build for several Android devices today. It’s been a while since the AOKP Team has released their JellyBean 4.2 Milestone 1 build, so there have been quite a few changes made since then. From their announcement post on the AOKP blog
Even though Google just released the Google Editions of the Galaxy S4 and the HTC One yesterday, Android developers have already broken down the firmware for both devices, as custom ROMs for the standard versions of both devices are beginning to appear. Along with custom ROMs, the new Android 4.3
It’s been a month since I switched to a Galaxy Note II from a Galaxy Nexus and I couldn’t be any happier. Compared to the Nexus, the Note II is a huge upgrade in nearly every way, and I’m not just talking about the Note II’s massive screen. PROS The
For those that missed out on Apple’s WWDC 2013 Keynote in San Francisco yesterday, here are the major points: iOS7: The newest version of iOS introduces major graphic and UI changes. This was a change that was greatly needed, as the iOS UI was feeling increasingly stale and outdated, especially
Several Android news sources are reporting that Google will be delaying Android 5.0 – Key Lime Pie and will be introducing Android 4.3 – Jelly Bean instead, further extending the legacy of the candy-namesake OS. Despite being titled Jelly Bean and listed as a minor update, it will still be
Google has begun rolling out the new version of the Play Store, 4.0.25, to Android phones and tablet devices that have access to the Google Play Store. The new Google Play Store features a completely new user interface, based on Google’s Holo UI (originally introduced with the launch of Ice
The AOKP team has released a new JB-MR1 4.2.2 ROM for Android devices, Build 6! Here’s a list of what’s new in Build 6: New device (scroll down to see the fulL list!) vibrantmtd (Samsung Vibrant) New features Fully rEvamped NavBar and Lockscreen UI in ROMControl Themeable lockscreen Scrollable toggleS are