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Universal Tag Finder is a tool to query against html content in the file system. For developers it allows to find out relevant elements during the troubleshooting and validating periods. Does not need to bother on massive regex to find out elements.
libcrn is document image processing library written in C++11 for Linux, Windows, Mac OsX and Google Android. It is a toolbox that allows to create easily software such as OCRs and layout analysis tools.
The Environment State Virtual Sensors for Android is a library that allows recognition of environmental scenarios in which an Android device can be found. The basic scenarios types are: Motion states, Noise states, Proximity state, ringer-mode state.
Datamatrix (2d barcode) reader for Symbian based mobile phones with built in camera. Projects aim is to create a free software that can be used to decoding datamatrix barcodes. Decoded datamatrix result is shown in a dialog box or passed to browser.
Speed measurement software for J2ME MIDP2 mobile devices. Primary purpose is to determine speed of RC Airplanes and other loud high pitch vehicles. Speed measurement is based on the Doppler Effect.