Chameleon 1.0 released

This spring on Habré , the Chameleon project was mentioned , which at that time was a project on KickStarter and is an Android launcher with a curious idea, which, to tell the truth, was to some extent repeated by the Google Now function in the summer release of Jelly Bean.

The release was promised in September this year and, as you can see, the Chameleon team all ended happily not only with fundraising, but also with development. Now Chamelon is available on the Play Market in two versions - for those who supported the project on Kickstarter and can get the result of work for free and a paid version for everyone else who wants to try the new product (though the average rating of the application is not happy yet).

The work of the launcher is similar to the work of Google Now - the application tries to predict the needs of the user depending on the time and location of the user. For example, in the morning Chameleon shows mail, morning news, social network updates, traffic data, accidents, and the like. During the day, when you are at work, currency rates, gas prices, tickets and other business information are displayed. In the evening, the user will be offered all kinds of entertaining information such as updates on YouTube channels, new Reddit articles and more. At the same time, all screens and all widgets (these are HTML5 applications, the Chameleon API is attached) that show information that are customizable by the user at will.

The cost of the application is $ 10 (by the way, those who transferred $ 5 or more to the creators on KickStarter can get the application for free). The required version of Android is from 3.2 and higher.

More screenshots under the cut:










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