Version 1.0.4 of MolPrime for Android has a new feature: it can initiate outgoing emails which automatically include the structure data (.el, .mol) and a graphic image (.png). This brings the Android version one step closer to feature parity with the iOS versions with the same name.
Month: November 2012
TB Mobile coming to an Android near you
The TB Mobile app is soon going to have an Android version too. Originally released for iOS (October 2012), work began on the Android version not long after. The user interface of the two apps is essentially the same, with a few minor stylistic differences on account of it being a different platform.
The two screenshots to the right suggest that the app is almost feature complete, which is indeed the case. There remains only some peripheral functionality, followed of course by testing and a general going-over to tighten up the look’n’feel.
When it’s ready, the app will be released on Google Play, and be freely available. It will run on pretty much any Android device, as it is compiled against the 2.3.4 version of the operating system, and adapts to a variety of form factors.
Lab Solvents app for Android nearing completion
Another app is on its way for Android, called Lab Solvents. It’s not quite finished yet, but as you can see in the snapshot to the right, it is close. The new app is basically a fusion between the iOS apps Approved Drugs, TB Mobile and Green Solvents, built for Android. Continue reading
ChemSpider Mobile app goes both ways: now includes Android
The ChemSpider Mobile app is now available for Android, and can be downloaded for free on Google Play. It should work well on just about any Android-based phone or tablet that has access to Google’s storefront, and it is built against a version of the operating system (2.3.3) that not only includes most official Android devices, but also can potentially be adapted to run on other platforms, such as Amazon Kindle of BlackBerry 10. Continue reading
Pistoia App Strategy webinar coming up
Next Friday (9th November, 11am EST), the Pistoia Alliance will be hosting a webinar describing their App Strategy. Yours truly will be the presenter. The webinar will describe the three planned phases of the Pistoia Alliance App Strategy. Continue reading
Cheminformatics 2.0 