A long time ago, there was a thing called Nokia... and they had these "smartphones"... and they were headed to being the Next Best Thing.
Well, I had created a simple Symbian app (for my Nokia N95) to use the accelerometer as a basic level (hey, for hanging pictures, and other completely silly things).
It was written in Python, and required PyS60 to be installed on the phone to work.
It was fun - just learning to use python, and to work on a mobile phone.
Well, I had created a simple Symbian app (for my Nokia N95) to use the accelerometer as a basic level (hey, for hanging pictures, and other completely silly things).
It was written in Python, and required PyS60 to be installed on the phone to work.
It was fun - just learning to use python, and to work on a mobile phone.
Magic Level is an application that you can use on an accelerometer enabled Symbian phone such as the Nokia N95.
It's a bit of an experiment in developing on my N95. It has 3 different types of level tools available:In all three tools, the actual angle is displayed. You can press the center button (select) to hold the current reading.
- Horizontal Level - You can use this by laying the phone flat, or on its side.
- Two Axis Level - Best if you lay the phone flat on the surface you're checking.
- Vertical Level - Check the levelness of a vertical surface.
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