Image uploader for LiveJournal. Unlike some, does not require anaccount at a third-party service; images go direct from your phoneto your LiveJournal scrapbook. No ads. Privacy policy: I do notcollect your private information. Your username and password arestored on your device and used only to access LiveJournal; they arenever made accessible to me. Your pictures are copied toLiveJournal, and, of course, are then subject to LiveJournal'sprivacy policy.

A share method that saves what's shared into a file of your choice.On Android 4.4 or later, you can choose a file with the system filepicker, which means you can store into Downloads, or Google Drive,or possibly other locations if you have other storage providersinstalled. Prior to Android 4.4, you can store into the Downloadsdirectory. Intended for use with my Safe Voice Recorder app, sothat those who want to record to a file have a way to do so, andthose who don't can have a recorder app without permission to writeto external files.

This is a true binary clock, far geekier than those things thatshow the hour and the minutes as separate binary numbers. This oneshows the number of minutes since 12:00 (noon or midnight) assingle binary number. The low 5 bits are in the inner ring; thehigh 5 bits are in the outer ring. In each ring, the lowestsignificant bit is at the upper right, and significance increasesclockwise. So, in the image above, the time is 5:41. (It ispossible to configure the clock to show the time in text as well.)The colors used to indicate 0 and 1 are configurable; there are acouple of flat color choices, a few based on gems, and simpleblack-and-white to accommodate colorblindness.

Sometimes you have a photo which you took, say, in 16 by 9proportion, and you want to print it on, say, 4 by 3 paper, withoutcropping. Or maybe you want to use it as a wallpaper on a screen ofa different proportion. For that, there's letterboxing: adding aborder on two sides to adjust the proportions. This app does that.Photo Letterboxer is basically a universal filter. It shows up inyour sharing menu as a share target; you can share any JPEG or PNGto Photo Letterboxer, pick the proportions you want, and the colorof the border, and press the Letterbox button. You'll be givenanother share menu; choose an app, and that app will start up andbe given the letterboxed image. (If you want to save it to a file,I recommend my Save To File app.)