K9 is an experimental fork of the core Android POP/IMAP client. Primarily, K9 is focused on making it easy to chew through large volumes of email.

http://code.google.com/p/k9mail/

K9 is an experimental fork of the core Android POP/IMAP client. Primarily, K9 is focused on making it easy to chew through large volumes of email.

http://code.google.com/p/k9mail/

Koolu is proud to announce availability of Google’s Android Platform source code for the Openmoko phone “FreeRunner”.

While Android was released as open source software in late October, a certain amount of work had to be done to get the code to work on other manufacturer’s phones. The FreeRunner, an open design of phone from Taiwan-based OpenMoko, needed certain changes to the Android code to have it work properly. The free software community, with the help of people all over the world, was able to change the source code to have it run on the FreeRunner.

The code will be located in a git repository at git.koolu.org and the instructions and other information will be located in a forum at forum.koolu.org

http://koolu.com/Press-Release/

Android application used to select multiple recipients for a text message.

The author did not provide any changelog or release notes.

http://code.google.com/p/texteasy/

Android rewrite of the original Windows game “Alien Blood Bath”, a bloody platformer.

This game is open sourced under the GPL v3.

http://code.google.com/p/alienbloodbath/

Scrobble Droid watches the music you listen to and sends information about it to Last.fm, where they use that information to do things like make personalized charts for you and make recommendations about other music you might like.

Changes:

Changed the Last.fm sign-up link to the regular (non-mobile) version because the CAPTCHA on the mobile version was apparently not always working.

http://code.google.com/p/scrobbledroid/

FBReaderJ is an e-book reader for the Android platform. It is a clone of the FBReader book reader written in Java by the same authors. FBReaderJ supports several e-book formats: oeb, epub, and fb2. Direct reading from zip, tar, and gzip archives is supported.

Changes:

Book scrolling is now more Androidish. To scroll a text, you should move your finger over the touchscreen. Volume +/- keys on the left side of the device are used for the text scrolling too. The ‘Add Book’ dialog has been changed to be more convenient for finger tapping. Book position saving has been fixed.

http://freshmeat.net/projects/fbreaderj/?branch_id=74072&release_id=289218

Android4Me is a port of Android classes to J2ME platform. At the beginning port will include: xmlized UI, drawables, widgets & layouts.

http://code.google.com/p/android4me/

Manic 8 Ball turns your phone into a magic 8 ball.

Release notes:

Update : November 3, 2008 – Source code now submitted. Enjoy!

I hacked this together rather quickly so I could use my Google phone to be a magic 8 ball for my Halloween costume based on Manic 8-Ball from the Venture Brothers.

This app isn’t much. It’s full screen and packed with 20 random messages, a few of which are my own fun ones for my party. But, you can change it easily enough. I forced the app layout to landscape (for my costume). And, the message changes by simply tapping the screen.

Enjoy!

http://code.google.com/p/manic8ball/

Personal Information Manager Client is a Personal Information Manager client on a Android device. It can provide several means to back up your personal information, and synchronized with a Virtual Mobile Service.

http://code.google.com/p/pimclient/