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+ XpressBeer: Very Simple Yet Fun App For Your Phone!

26 June 2009

XpressBeer For 5th Ed Devices
Brew And Drink Beer On Your Phone!

XpressBeer

Liquids and electronics never get along well, but apparently, the XpressBeer and the Nokia Touch devices such as 5800 XpressMusic and Nokia N97 go down well along with one another!

XpressBeer is very simple yet fun Python based application that provides you with unique opportunity to brew and drink beer without damaging your liver and making your motor skills worse ;)

It fills up phone screen with a virtual lager and hook into the accelerometer to detect phone orientation, so every phone movement will result in a corresponding beer swishing.

While this is a fairly well done application, it is an early beta, though, so don't expect it to be perfect and realistic as Hottrix's iBeer. XpressBeer is also first Python application that supports the sensor framework and therfore it only works on a newer phones but owners of the odler 3rd ED Fp1 devices should try great Damian's pyPiwo soft.


XpressBeer on Nokia 5800


In a simple words XpressBeer is nothing but a free and fun little toy to play with and if nothing else it will help you to amuse and amaze your friends.



To get it to work you have to install Python and install application on the same drive as Python. As usually, more info over at our forum section ;o)
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