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Music-Player
Lightweight and fast music player
If you need a lightweight music player - this app better for you. Functionality: 1) Add new playlist 2) Add music file to a playlist 3) Music Shuffle 4) Mute, volume change 5) Shutdown timer 6) Stop timer. If you listen music before sleep, simply set the counter stops and the program will push the stop button for you ! -
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Alarm Clock for musicians. Train Music in morning! Learn to identify intervals, chords and scales.
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Radix Player
Easily convert numbers to any radix
Easily convert any number to any valid radix using Radix Player! It's so convenient! One-click to convert any number to binary, hex, oct, and any other valid radix 1-36. Check it out, it's free! -
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A simple and lightweight weather radio app for Android. It streams 159 weather stations from around the country. All stations are provided by wunderground.com and the NOAA.
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This application is free for use. It has been developed by Vasilis Kardaras as a result of his master thesis on mobile learning. His supervisor was Dr. Demetrios Samson and the master degree is on e-learning at the university of Piraeus.
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