Have a T-Mobile Android G1? Try out my little app.

[Martin]

I just finished writing this tonight and its something you might find a bit interesting - it reads the call history and displays some neat graphs.

Here's the APK link and here's the site with screenshot and a little info.
http://www.phonalyzr.com/

I have yet to try this on actual hardware (only ran it in the simulator) so there is a small chance it won't actually work

But let me know if you can run it and if you like it.

Edit: its now in the Android Market under "communication"


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[chuckywang]

How do I install it? I'm clicking on the d/l link in your website but it's doing nothing. I have enabled my phone to install programs from unknown sources.

 

[BabaBooey]

Put it in the store and we can try it as your links are fubar...

 

[Martin]

I changed the type of response the server sends, so it might work now. I have my market account, I just wanted to get a bit of feedback before I put it on there.

Also, this link might work:

http://old.android-freeware.org/download/phonalyzr

 

[Martin]

anyone?

 

[chuckywang]

Originally posted by: Martin
anyone?

I put it on my G1 successfully and it does precisely what it says it does. I looked at all the graphs. With such a simple interface, I'm not sure what more I need to do to test it. It does look to have potential though. Perhaps provide an option for the user to enter their billing date and the app can calculate how many minutes they have used since that billing date? Perhaps some graphs pertaining to text/IM messages as well?

 

[Deeko]

Pretty cool app. Maybe add a feature to show similar stats but regarding individual numbers - which numbers you call the most, that call you (both # of calls and length, similar to the stats it shows now)

 

[Martin]

Thanks a lot for your help guys. I put it on the android market, so we'll see how it goes.

I wrote this over the last ~2 weeks in my spare time so it is pretty basic so far, but this is the first version I felt comfortable showing others. I'm planning to add a few other things, like more graphs and filters so you can zero in on particular names/numbers or dates for the results, so hopefully I'll get around to that soon.

 

[Deeko]

I gave you 4 stars on the market

 

[blurredvision]

What language are you writing this in?

 

[Martin]

Android apps are written in Java, but with lots of custom classes/APIs. The full java language is there along with some standard java classes (data structures, crypto, math etc) and a log of android-specific classes.


Although some aspects of the environment are novel - for example the UI is meant to be synthesized from XML and data exchange is done over a global REST-like interface inside the SDK.

 

[BabaBooey]

Interesting app,thanks for the upload.

 

[blurredvision]

Thanks for the info Martin, I actually may be learning Java soon.