NWSClient version 1.2 is now available for download. This version fixes a number of bugs, adds detailed hourly forecast data, and increases the size of the text in the app icon so that the temperature is more readable.
I’ve released a new version of NWSClient for Blackberry. New features include a link to a Google Map (if Google Maps for Blackberry is installed), and more customization options, including the option to have the current conditions and temperature displayed as the application’s name on the home screen.
The Google Map link is helpful to see where your location is relative to the current NWS weather station.
UPDATE 6/1/2009: The microscopic app icon problem has been resolved. The corrected version for Storm is v1.13.
UPDATE 6/1/2009: There’s a problem with the app icon appearing too small on Blackberry Storms.
Version 1.1 of my free Blackberry weather application includes the following upgrades and enhancements:
Current conditions are displayed as the application’s rollover iconThis update is available for over-the-air install here.
A build for the Blackberry Storm is available here.
A few years ago I wrote a little Perl script called ‘timesScraper’ that grabs the top stories from the New York Times’ RSS feeds. The idea was I could use it to download local copies of the day’s news for reading on my laptop when I was away from an internet connection.
More details and the download after the jump.
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WordRecorder was a program I wrote for my friend Matt to help him record hundreds of spoken names for his video e-card site. It’s a pretty specialized program and I doubt more than a handful of people out there will actually have a need for it, but the source code may be of use to people trying to figure out how to use Apple’s CoreAudio Frameworks and the Qt Interface Toolkit.
I’ll try to post more details about its design and how it works in the coming days. For now, visit the main WordRecorder page here.