MakeAppIcon: easily creation of your application icons

The service MakeAppIcon helps you when you need to create multiple sizes icons for your applications.

You can drag and drop your original image (preferably 1024x1024) in the toaster's home page and after few seconds you will have all the needed icons for your iOS (iWatch included) and Android application.

You can enter your email address to receive everything directly in your inbox.

Manymo: test and share you android applications on different resolutions screens

Manymo is a cloud service that allows developers to launch their applications (or their mobile site) on an Android emulator embedded  in a web browser. It provides many different emulators and it is possible to choice among several resolution and several version of the OS.

You can easily embed the emulator on your website and you can also connect to it from your local computer to use the "dab" tool with the remote application.

Developers have only to upload their APKs and decide on which emulator they want to test their applications.
It would be useful to have the possibility to use the application simultaneously on many emulators: so far I haven't found this option. Besides that, having the possibility to keep the application data stored between a session and another will be appreciated.

Generally speaking, the utility is useful especially to test the look&feel of your activities (or mobile website) on different resolution and to embed the application on a website.

Browse your Android SQLLite database from Eclipse

I think this is very useful tool for any Android developers. Sometimes you need to check what you store in your application database or SharedPreferences. Ok, you can always write a good test for it, but in some case you just need a quick check to verify the integrity of your stored data or the structure of your tables.

Since a lot of Android developers uses Eclipse to implement their application, it would be great to have a tool inside our IDE to explore our application Database.

SQLite & XML Browser is the tool that allow that. You can download it clicking here

After that you have downloaded the plugin you can:

• Put the file in your Eclipse plugins folder (e.g. /usr/lib/eclipse/plugins)
• Restart Eclipse
• Start up an Android Emulator w/ Debugging in Eclipse
• Switch to the DDMS Perspective in Eclipse
• Go to the 'File Explorer' tab to locate your device's database file
• Navigate to: e.g. 'data -> data -> com.myapplicationpackage -> databases -> myapplication
• Click on the little Database icon at right top
• Switch to the 'Questoid SQLite Browser' tab that appears
• Switch to the 'Browse Data' sub tab
• Select your table from the drop down menu
• Browse data

 Here you are a video that show how it works: