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LCARS UI
What's LCARS UI APK?
LCARS UI is a app for Android, It's developed by Omnicorp author.
First released on google play in 7 years ago and latest version released in 7 years ago.
This app has 0 download times on Google play and rated as 4.43 stars with 822 rated times.
This product is an app in Entertainment category. More infomartion of LCARS UI on google play
If you have any questions, please read this first:
https://sites.google.com/site/neotechni/Home/lcars/faq
Gene Roddenberry's contract includes a clause allowing any company able to create functioning technology to use the name. As such, I have created a functioning UI. Unfortunately that wasn't enough to save me from a takedown request, so this will be gone soon. I have started work on a replacement app, the SCIFI UI which will cover UIs from other shows instead.
I have included many layouts, and intend to do more.
Currently it uses your device's sensors (so it is a working Tricorder in a sense) and detects nearby Wifi hotspots. Has a built in web browser which converts pages into the theme of the app. An Alert Condition screen, an Okudagram (from the original movies) generator. You can use your Android device as a remote for a connected (via Wifi/3g) Windows PC. An auto-destruct timer (also shows the stardate) a periodic table of elements, a fully functional graphing calculator and various other animations from the show. Most screens (the non-interactive ones) can be used as a live wallpaper. It also supports Jellybean's DayDream mode, and homescreen widgets
I have added voice recognition to control most of the screens. But due to the nature of Android's Voice Recognition API, it requires a second Android device to act as the microphone to work in real time like the video.
See http://plus.google.com/u/0/b/113296486298236709829/ or http://sites.google.com/site/neotechni/Home/lcars/changes for more information, or click Captain's Log from within the app itself.
Note for those of you saying it's not a homescreen: The definition of the term UI just means something the user interacts with. It does not mean "Homescreen for android" (Seriously, look it up). I don't know how you came to the conclusion that it did mean that when I have screenshots, video, and an in-depth description. None of which mention the word homescreen. It is a UI, not a homescreen. I made another app that is just a homescreen, called the LCARS launcher
https://sites.google.com/site/neotechni/Home/lcars/faq
Gene Roddenberry's contract includes a clause allowing any company able to create functioning technology to use the name. As such, I have created a functioning UI. Unfortunately that wasn't enough to save me from a takedown request, so this will be gone soon. I have started work on a replacement app, the SCIFI UI which will cover UIs from other shows instead.
I have included many layouts, and intend to do more.
Currently it uses your device's sensors (so it is a working Tricorder in a sense) and detects nearby Wifi hotspots. Has a built in web browser which converts pages into the theme of the app. An Alert Condition screen, an Okudagram (from the original movies) generator. You can use your Android device as a remote for a connected (via Wifi/3g) Windows PC. An auto-destruct timer (also shows the stardate) a periodic table of elements, a fully functional graphing calculator and various other animations from the show. Most screens (the non-interactive ones) can be used as a live wallpaper. It also supports Jellybean's DayDream mode, and homescreen widgets
I have added voice recognition to control most of the screens. But due to the nature of Android's Voice Recognition API, it requires a second Android device to act as the microphone to work in real time like the video.
See http://plus.google.com/u/0/b/113296486298236709829/ or http://sites.google.com/site/neotechni/Home/lcars/changes for more information, or click Captain's Log from within the app itself.
Note for those of you saying it's not a homescreen: The definition of the term UI just means something the user interacts with. It does not mean "Homescreen for android" (Seriously, look it up). I don't know how you came to the conclusion that it did mean that when I have screenshots, video, and an in-depth description. None of which mention the word homescreen. It is a UI, not a homescreen. I made another app that is just a homescreen, called the LCARS launcher
