Eviver Software Apps
Mx Track Finder 1.2
This app has everything a rider needs, all the tracks in the UKincluding Information about the tracks, Navigation to the tracksand youtubes videos of the track. The app also lists the tracks indistance from your location to make it easy to find locale tracks.This app is made by mxers for mxers if you want me to add to removeany tracks I will update the app asap. This is a first version andwe do expect there to be a few bugs but if find any email us wewill sort it out as soon as possible. Some tracks do have missinginformation but if you email us we will update the app on a regularbasis.
Revive Pcs- Computer Repairs 1.1
Revive PC's is a small local business forindividual home computer users and small businesses, predominantlyin the Eastwood/Leigh-On-Sea area.Our philosophy is based on achieving customer satisfaction,absolute professionalism and helping where ever we can. We striveto make it easier, better and more affordable for our customers toown and operate computer systems and meet their InformationTechnology needs at outstanding prices.
Learning Thai - The Basics 1.0.3
FEATURES- No internet connection needed- Ad-free!CATEGORIES- Greetings- Traveling- Eating- Shopping- Handy Phrases- At the hotel- Numbers- Flirting- At the beach- FamilyTIPS- Different tones applied to a word may change the meaning so tryto listen to the audio carefully and repeat the words or phrasesseveral times first or practice with the locals to get the hang ofit.- Pronouns are gender-specific, like I for example. For femalesit's 'Chan' or 'Di-Chan' and for males it's 'Pom'.- Apart from pronouns there are the words that apply to the end ofa sentence where we use 'Krap' for a male and 'Ka' for afemale.- Other things to be aware of when reading the transliterations ofThai words are:-'Ph' is pronounced as a soft 'P' as in 'pie'. It is NEVER used tomake an 'F' sound- 'P' on its own is used for a hard 'P' which can sound almost likea 'B'- 'Th' is pronounced as a soft 'T' sound as in 'top'. Thai does nothave a 'th' sound as in 'the'- 'Kh' is used for a soft 'K' sound, while 'K' on its own is a hard'K' which is close to a 'G'FEEDBACKIf you like this app and find it useful please take a few secondsto give us a rating in the Android Market. For comments andsuggestions please send an email to [email protected]. We lovegetting feedback from users of our apps.
