SPLASHSHOPPER FOR ANDROID FOR ANDROID
I was led to your post via a Google Alert I'd set up for android handyshopper and was prepared to find yet another false hit, but I was ecstatic to see that my expectation was wrong! (The closest I could find was SplashShopper, but I can't buy an iPhone because my wife needs the Google Voice app and a Blackberry is out of the question. Oh, I almost forgot, the builds can be downloaded here:ĪndyShopper for Feico- I've been using HandyShopper pretty much since version 1.x and was wondering how I would survive without it. This forum, or a dedicated thread somewhere else on the site? I don't know what's the common policy on AndroidForums for discussing alpha and beta apps. The app is ready for localization, I will release French and Dutch versions in the near future and will make the externalized strings available to whoever wants to provide other translations. * You can choose any of these attributes to be displayed in your list view. * You can sort on any of these attributes, and include up to three attributes for sorting. * Attributes include Category, Store, Quantity, Price, Unit, Aisle (yes), Priority, and Notes.
* Editable lists of Categories and Stores to filter on * Check Out to reset the list (future versions will allow you to store lists for re-use/templates), currently not calculating total amount. * go to Shopping Mode once you're in the grocery store, then tap items to check them off the list * create your shopping list using the built-in catalog of items (tap on the items in the list to select), or by adding your own Be aware that it's rough stuff at this point, but the main features are there:
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So, having said all that, if you want to take the current alpha for a spin, go ahead and download it. I want to be open about the fact that eventually I may add ads to the application (oh the horror), as I develop for a living and I taught myself Android just to be able to build this application. But the overall concepts will remain the same (at least I currently intend to), and I certainly would very much like to know what features you deem to be essential. For the Android version, I don't plan on making exactly the same application: I may decide to leave out certain features, and I will certainly add features that don't exist in the official HandyShopper versions. I've been using HandyShopper extensively in the past on my Treo 270, 600, 650 and 680. I'm not affiliated in any way with previous or current development of any of the original HandyShopper versions, and I simply felt there is a need to have a HandyShopper like application for Android. I've just released an alpha version of AndyShopper for Android.
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