Android Web-Monitor

Monitoring Tool for Websites

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Small android app that polls a web-page in regularly intervals and checks the content for changes.
The relevant content is defined using regular expressions.

The predefined URL and regex monitor the price for Nexus 10 on the google-play website.

If the alarm is activated the app notifies about price-changes.

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