After purchasing an HTC G1 phone in December 2008, Elizabeth downloaded the Android SDK and started writing applications. You can find Mezco packages on the Android Market. The most recent app is ad-driven. It is a digital anti-depressant called Joker. Shake Breaks is also free in the Android Market's Health category. There is an application silencer, Alarmoid for Android, for $3.99 and a coin flipping application called Flipper for 99¢.
Elizabeth started work writing apps for a research team at Stanford University in June, 2010. She is working on the cutting edge, writing animated live wallpapers, home screen widgets and daily polls to collect data from participants in a health study. Here are some articles about these projects on the web.
In January of 2012 Elizabeth found time to work on some new Mezcode apps. The Flipper app was one of the first Android apps to be published on AppWorld for the BlackBerry playbook tablet. A second app, the WikiBrowser, is also available on AppWorld. It is a new app that was spun off the open source Wikipedia Mobile App on Github. A similar app was published for Google TV at the Global Android Developer Camp. If you have a Google TV, download and install Wiki TV from the internet.    Another app was completed in April 2012 for an app challenge sponsored by Samsung for the new pen device, the Galaxy Note. It is called DigiBlog and is available for free on the Android Market today. Do you have some feedback on these applications?
Do you need some help coding an Android application?
You can contact Elizabeth through the Alarmoid fan page on Facebook or through her Google profile.
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