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Paperless List V1.4 in the Android Market

I have just uploaded the latest version of Paperless List to the Android Market. Here is the full change log: Offers shown in search and list highlighted in blue Added disclaimer dialogue box about prices being from the Tesco.com store Bug fix: gestures at the bottom of long lists corrected. The wrong item was getting [...]

Paperless List V1.3 in the Android Market

I have just uploaded Paperless List V1.3 to the Market. Here’s the full changelog: Keyboard hidden when search results displayed Search box auto-completes using history. Use menu to clear search history Progress wheel aligned better Low pixel density devices (e.g. HTC Tattoo) supported

Paperless List V1.2 in the Android Market

I just uploaded Paperless List V1.2 to the Android Market. It contains minor fixes: Built against new Android 2.2 SDK revision 2 Improved error handling so when Tesco.com API is down messages reflect that

How to: create a Paperless List through the air

One of the features I like the most about my new app Paperless List is the chrome-to-phone functionality. It was also one of the simplest features to implement. In Android 2.2 (Froyo) Cloud to Device Messaging (C2DM) was added. This allows cloud services to push notifications or data down to an Android 2.2 phone. Shortly [...]

Paperless List V1.1 in the Android Market

I have just uploaded a quick update to my new Paperless List app. Some users reported that no search results were appearing despite perfectly valid search terms being used. This seemed to be an issue with the Tesco API reporting 0 results when in fact the session key needed renewing. I have added a workaround [...]

And for my next app: Paperless List

Paperless List is a shopping list application powered by the Tesco API. It is for UK Android devices only. Tesco products can be searched for or scanned using the Barcode scanner already in the Market. There are other Tesco shopping list apps in the Android Market but I started development on mine before these appeared. [...]