You’ve probably heard of Google’s Android mobile phone operating system. It’s now available on numerous phones from Motorila’s Milestone to Google’s Nexus One.
During the past week I’ve developed a simple freeware utility called Clipper: Clipper is a simple clipboard manager that saves anything you copy into the device clipboard. Then you can later get old clippings if you need them. Here’s a screenshot:
At the time of writing, Clipper is available on Google’s own Android Market, a on-device “application store”. Although there is no official web UI for the market, you can view Clipper’s listing at Cyrket, a 3rd party aggregator for the market.
A big problem with the Android Marketplace is that it’s not available worldwide. The list of countries for commercial developers is even smaller (Finland is not on the list – fortunately I can still upload free apps). And this is why I’m looking for alternative distribution methods: the APK installation file is available for download on Clipper’s website and SlideME looks like a promising 3rd party marketplace.
But in any case, if you own an Android phone, check out Clipper!
Nice! I wish I had an android.
Nice, simple and intuitive application. Keep up the good work!