Devin Howard Apps

Unlike other bus texting apps that inundateyou with stop numbers you never use, or that crawl the Internet touse up your data, this app puts you in the driver's seat (but notthe bus driver's seat).Grand River Transit's EasyGo service (in Waterloo, Ontario) letsyou text them a bus stop number and get a reply with the next threebus times for that stop. This application stores your frequentlyused numbers in a list, and lets you quickly find and click thestop you need. If you use the application to text a number not inthe list, the stop number will be added to your database.The application can also be customized for other bus services,even though it is set up by default to work with EasyGo. It will,for example, work with Toronto's bus stop texting service.

In the days before cell phones, peoplecouldshow their distaste with a phone conversation by angrilyslammingtheir receiver back into the cradle. Even in the early daysof cellphones, you could flip your phone angrily shut. But the riseofflat, touchscreen phones has crippled up of this vital methodofcommunicating uncontrollable fury.This app bridges that gap.Once you've downloaded Slam the Phone, all you need to do iswaitaround for a phone call. If the person on the other end makesyouangry, just swing your phone so the screen faces down and"slam" ittowards the ground. A slamming sound will play to tellthe imbecileon the other end that they're being hung up on, andthen the callwill be ended.This app is a beta version - email me with any problems andI'lltry to fix it within two weeks. If you can't figure outtheslamming motion, you can practise it if you open up the app.For the source code to this application or the icon, contactmeby email.