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Press Releases
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Juicy Development Releases Police Scanner for Android |
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Orem, Utah - iPhone developer Juicy Development releases Police Scanner for the Android market. Based on the top 100 app for the iPhone, Police Scanner for Android allows listeners to listen to police, fire, and EMS activities around the world.
"We are very excited to be offering Police Scanner for Android," said David Kyle, project manager. "This creates all sorts of opportunities for our users."
Unlike other emergency scanner applications, Police Scanner's adaptive technology allows updates to data streams to post "live" within a few hours of changes made. Because emergency data streams can change so quickly, Police Scanner is able to provide the updated information to its customers without waiting for slow version changes in an application update.
With over 2300 national and international EMS streams, Police Scanner offers the largest selection of police, fire, and emergency services streams available for the Android in one application. Users can locate and listen to police dispatch frequencies worldwide. Police Scanner is the only emergency scanner application to provide streams from nine countries. New streams are added daily.
"We partner with RadioReference.com who provides a large number of our streams," say Kyle "but we take it a step further and have a research team constantly adding new streams that no one else has."
Police Scanner runs on wireless LANs, the 3G, or on the Edge network, and is compatible all Android devices.
Pricing and Availability:
The cost of the application for the iPhone is $2.99 in the Android Market. |
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FastTrac Featured at Macworld |
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Many factors go into planning a trip to Disneyland, whether you're a season pass holder or first-time visitor. As a kid growing up in Los Angeles, the biggest one for me was always wait times. Over the years, my family learned the tricks to the schedule—coming on weekdays, visiting during January and October maintenance—but there was still some chance of hitting a rough day at the parks.
Read more at Macworld.com |
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Disneyland FastTrac App Released |
Juicy Development Unveils Disneyland® App at MacWorld 2010
iPhone app developer, Juicy Development unveils Disneyland® app this week at San Francisco's MacWorld 2010. The app for iPhone and iPod Touch, FastTrac™ for Disneyland cuts users' waiting time for the park's rides. Unlike other Disney apps, FastTrac creates a dynamic customized Disneyland® ride schedule for the FastTrac user. With this schedule, users can walk onto popular rides, like Indy and Splash Mountain®, even during crowded times like spring break and Christmas. The FastTrac app was tested extensively in the middle of the park's peak capacity times during Spring Break and Christmas break. Testers of the app found wait time was reduced significantly, with only a maximum of 10 minutes wait for the most popular of rides.
FastTrac™ employs a complex predictive algorithm that predicts the best time to ride each ride. This program also draws on historical data collected, and tips and tricks from Disney veterans with 30 years of park attendance experience. FastTrac™ pulls from millions of possible itinerary combinations to provide the user with the most accurate schedule with the least amount of wait time. FastTrac™ takes into account holidays and special events, as well as major ride closures.
Users select the attractions they wish to ride, the attendance date, and arrival time. FastTrac™ creates a schedule for the user that will get them on the most rides with the least amount of wait time. While in the park, users can generate individual schedules for everyone in their group.
FastTrac™ also displays a map of the park. The map was created in the style of Mary Blair's artwork. Mary Blair was a noted Disney artist who created the whimsical artwork in It's a Small World, as well as designing conceptual art for Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland.
Pricing and Availability:
The cost of the application for the iPhone is $9.99 in Apple's app store.
FastTrac for Disneyland is a product of Juicy Development, which also produces the popular iPhone applications Talk Radio and Police Scanner 2.
Based in Orem, Utah, Juicy Development LLC is a privately funded company founded in 2008 by Tod Hadley and Brent Anderson. The company focus is to develop applications for the Apple IPhone, Google Android, and other mobile markets. Taking inspiration from organizations such as Google, early Word Perfect, eBay, and Paypal, Juicy Development's business model is one that rewards every employee directly for the work they do. Software should be fun, functional, and make your mouth water when you use it. Copyright 2008 Juicy Development LLC. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod, Google, and Android are registered trademarks of their respective companies in the U.S. and/or other countries.
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Tod Hadley
CEO
Juicy Development LLC
801-932-2899 |
Juicy Development Releases First Interactive Police Scanner at MacWorld 2010
Orem, Utah - iPhone developer Juicy Development releases the first interactive police scanner for the iPhone and iPod Touch, this week at San Francisco's MacWorld 2010. The app, Police Scanner 2, allows users to alert others about emergency broadcast streams as they happen using text messages. The text messages appears on a small ticker in the app, allowing users to tune in to the stream being discussed.
"We found that there were a community of users that wanted to let each other know about exciting feeds being broadcast," said David Kyle, project manager. "And this feature allows everyone to share information as it happens."
Police Scanner 2 allows listeners to listen to police, fire, and EMS activities around the world. Unlike other emergency scanner applications, Police Scanner's adaptive technology allows updates to data streams to post "live" within a few hours of changes made. Because emergency data streams can change so quickly, Police Scanner is able to provide the updated information to its customers without waiting for slow version changes released in the iTunes store.
In addition to allowing users to share information, Police Scanner 2 allows users to record snippets of a stream and replay it later. The length of snippets recorded is limited only by the memory of the iPhone or other device.
With over 2300 national and international EMS streams, Police Scanner offers the largest selection of police, fire, and emergency services streams available for the iPhone in one application. Users can locate and listen to police dispatch frequencies worldwide. Police Scanner is the only iPhone emergency scanner application to provide streams from nine countries. New streams are added daily.
Police Scanner runs on wireless LANs, the 3G network, or on the Edge network, and is compatible both 2.x and 3.0 devices.
Pricing and Availability:
The cost of the application for the iPhone is $4.99 in Apple's app store.
Police Scanner 2 is a product of Juicy Development, which also produces the popular iPhone applications Talk Radio and FastTrac.
Based in Orem, Utah, Juicy Development LLC is a privately funded company founded in 2008 by Tod Hadley and Brent Anderson. The company focus is to develop applications for the Apple IPhone, Google Android, and other mobile markets. Taking inspiration from organizations such as Google, early Word Perfect, eBay, and Paypal, Juicy Development's business model is one that rewards every employee directly for the work they do. Software should be fun, functional, and make your mouth water when you use it. Copyright 2008 Juicy Development LLC. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod, Google, and Android are registered trademarks of their respective companies in the U.S. and/or other countries.
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Tod Hadley
CEO
Juicy Development LLC
801-932-2899 |
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