Click here to open in iTunes.

OneClickCall™ is the fastest phone dialer on the app store.

OneClickCall™ does not need to open Safari or a web Browser to place the call.

OneClickCall™ allows you to place a call to any number in just one click.

You can change the OneClickCall™ phone number anytime, as many times as you like.

To set the OneClickCall™ phone number, go to the OneClickCall™ settings tab found in the Settings app.

Beat Bots 2.3 is a universal application, and is optimized to run on the iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, and support for Retina Display.

Take advantage of this update, and the release of the iPad, and truly experience the best of Beat Bots.

All of Beat Bots beats are professionally recorded and come entirely from the human mouth.

Beat Bots consists of 30 samples that
can be triggered any time to create a
unique sequence of sound.

We rebuilt the sound engine “the heart of Beat Bots” and the entire user interface.

Now you can play over your iPod music, set the delay time between bot loops, adjust the pitch and more

Take advantage of this update, and the release of the iPad to truly experience the best of Beat Bots.

Beat bots supports Multi-touch and is incredibly responsive.

New App icon!
New Retina Display support!

I have been working on integrating an online leader board so you can submit your meaty scores! Now Meatchunk v1.3 New Leaderboard Live!

As you play Meatchunk you will be able to submit your high scores to an Online Leaderboard, which you can check it out in the app or at www.meatchunk.com!

The New Online Leaderboard, Now viewable in the Lite version!

Meatchunk.com Get’s a Face lift!

Check out the new site, we added the New Leaderboard for the meatchunk version 1.3 release/update, as well as a video highlighting new the features.

VERSION 1.6

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Beat Bots
A beatboxing iPhone/iPod App.

WAS FEATURED IN TOP 100 FREE MUSIC APPS!!
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We rebuilt the sound engine and the entire user interface.

Now you can play over your iPod music, set the delay time between bot loops, adjust the pitch and more!

BEATS: Single beat
LOOPS: Loop the beat
KILL ALL: Kill all currently playing sounds
DELAY: Delays the LOOPS time
PITCH: Adjusts the pitch for all sounds
VOLUME: Adjusts the volume for all beats
(not iPod music)

Use your hardware sound buttons to adjust the iPod music levels.
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All of Beat Bots beats are professionally recorded and come entirely from the human mouth.

Beat Bots consists of 24 samples that
can be triggered any time to create a
unique sequence of sound.

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OS ANNOUNCEMENT
Version 1.6 is 3.0 compatible
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We absolutely love the Hip-Hop culture
and hope to hear Beat Bots
holding the beat down near you.

Batch PNG to PVRTC and PVR for the iphone.

Updated 01-04-2010:

As you may know PNG’s look great on the iphone, although they take up allot of memory when you use allot of frames in your animation. There is the option to use PVRTC/PVR images with the trade off that they dont look so great on the iphone but are very small when it comes to there memory usage. The problem is that Apple tells you in their (Technical Q&A QA1611) to use terminal and their “Texturetool” to process each PNG to the PVRTC/PVR format. This can be a bit of an undertaking when there are tons of frames in your animations.

And as a designer I tend to stay away form potentially blowing up my computer trying some crazy image converting in terminal. And I think I can assume that most designer/animators would. So I thought it might be helpful to build an app that can take care of the process for you and BATCH process the PNG’s to PVRTC/PVR images with a PNG preview for each PVRTC/PVR image.

This converter will batch process all PNG images in the selected folder and output them as PVR images with a PNG preview for each PVR image.

It allows you to create four variants of PVR data, the primary difference being tradeoffs between quality and size.
You will have to experiment with these variants to determine which setting is the best compromise for each individual texture image.

Encoders:

–channel-weighting-linear
–channel-weighting-perceptual
–bits-per-pixel-2
–bits-per-pixel-4

IMPORTANT: Source images for the encoder must satisfy these requirements:
• Height and Width must be a power of 2.
• Must be square (height==width).
• Source images must be .png or .PNG
• There CAN NOT be any spaces in the path to the PNG file or the name of the PNG itself.

BEST PRACTICE:
• Place this app in your Applications folder and create a shortcut to it in your dock.
• Create a folder on your desktop called “Converted” or something without spaces.
• Now place your PNG’s in it “image1.png, image2.png, and so on”.
• Finally run this converter on that folder “Converted”.

WARNING: Valid PVR data is at least 32 bytes in size. This means that images that are 8×8 or smaller will be padded to 32 bytes total before being written to the archive. For example, compressing a 4×4 image consumes 32 bytes, even though it only requires 8 bytes of storage.

Here is an example of the command that is ran in terminal:

Encode Image.png into PVR using linear weights and 4 bpp, and saving the output as Image_L4.pvr and a PNG preview as Image_preview_L4.png

user$ texturetool -m -e PVRTC –channel-weighting-linear –bits-per-pixel-4 -o Image_L4.pvr -p Image_preview_L4.png PATH/TO/THE/IMAGE/Image.png

Converter V1

Older Version Video Demo

Thanks for all the support.