Wunderbar Cocktails - Cocktail App for Bartending at Home

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3 Kinds of Ice helps you discover the most innovative, quirky and exciting things to do in your city. Our recommendations are completely visual (beautiful images and videos) so you get a real idea of what the experience is like before you go. Whether it's dining suspended from a crane, entering a secret bar behind a bookcase or going to a restaurant where you can eat the candles - find stuff you'd never have known about otherwise. Hate too much choice? Don't worry, we won't swamp you with millions of options - just a few daily recommendations so you can keep updated within seconds without trawling through endless websites. Our mission is to surprise, challenge and educate you so that even if you don't ever go, you'll learn something new. Swipe right to save venues you like, swipe left to ditch the ones that don’t float your boat. Over time you'll collect a personal Bucket List of amazing experiences ready for when you need it. We've been featured by Apple's UK App Store as Best New App and were recently nominated for a DOT London Award. This app was lovingly built in London.

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I got tired of trying applications for tracking my hikes and my 4x4 trips on my Android watch. I basically had 3 problems: all applications need the phone to work and I like to put the phone in the bag, the applications didn't let me download the maps, or I had to pay for that feature to work, and finally, I was not able to share or import the GPX files with the watch. So after trying about 10 applications and not getting what I was looking for, I developed my own. I work as a developer for different platforms and I had to learn some basics, but after 6 months working on it, 3 versions later, I finally got an application that: Can track my trips with the watch, fully standalone, and the phone application helps visualize and import external GPX files, but is not required if I don't want it. I can download maps, or it can work without. Maps won't get unloaded either — this was happening with one of the applications I tried before. All the features in the current version (3) are fully free and won't ever be charged for. I can import GPX files to retrace a path I did, someone else shared with me, or I downloaded from an external source. It's called ghost, and it will let me know if I am getting too far away from the path. Finally, I developed it with one objective in mind: save battery. So it saves points often enough to have a smooth line, but not so often that it will consume all the watch's battery. Also, if I am static for more than 1 hour, the tracking will get finalized, with the possibility to abort.

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