Android Code Snippet #1: Get own MSISDN

You can determine the MSISDN of the SIM card currently inserted into your GSM based phone as follows:

...
((TelephonyManager) context.getSystemService(Context.TELEPHONY_SERVICE)).getLine1Number();
...

Only works if you are attached to the mobile network.

DoFCalc 1.2.1

A new version of DoFCalc is available now in the Android market (1.2.1). As requested by some users, more values have been added to the selection list of aperture values (1/2 and 1/3 steps).

Strangers...

Just noticed this very strange comment by jon on DoFCalc in the Android Market.

Just to clarify:

• DoFCalc is not (and never has been) an auto-expire demo (why should it expire, it is free anyhow!?)
  
• DoFCalc does not freeze your phone in any situation

Hmm, is there any way to remove such silly comments in the Android Market?

Have a nice day!

DoFCalc 1.1

DoFCalc 1.1 is now available in the Android Market. Now it is also possible to enter the circle of confusion manually, instead of selecting it from the list of predefined values (see the manual CoC mode option in the settings menu).

DoFCalc 1.0

Just released the first version of DoFCalc to the Android Market.

Let's start!

After a couple of weeks playing around with the ADP1 I will soon release my first mobile application to the Android Market. It will be a very specialized application for photographers, a "depth of field" calculator named DoFCalc. The icon is already finished...