Hello friends,

Rostami Magic is proud to announce the LONG awaited iForce for Android.
http://bit.ly/h5nSGs

You can see iForce on the Android Market on your Android phone.

We would like to thank you all for your year long patience for the Android version.

Randy and I would also like to thank our NEW partner in crime . . . our Android Super Guru . . . Donavon Page.
Please send LOTS of LOVE to both Randy and Donavon . . . they have spent MANY sleepless nights to get this release to you by this Christmas.

There a few surprises that you'll find in the Android version that the iPhone version doesn't have yet.
For our iPhone customers, you'll soon see these new features in an upcoming update of iForce.

As always, let us know what you think.

all the best,
Greg Rostami

This is great news, thanks Greg. I already have iForce on my Ipod Touch, but it will be nice to have it on my Droid since I always have my phone with me.

Hi Sabitu,

It was developed on a Droid, so it should look perfect on your device.

all the best,
Greg Rostami

Downloading it now. Any plans for Ipredict for the droid?

No ETA for iPredict for Android . . . but it's going to happen.

Greg Rostami

Cool, so it is possible. I will wait.

In a word: YAHOOOOO!!!!

In two words: Thank you!

*jeep!
--Grandpa Chet

Greg, this looks great! I've been waiting for this for months, but I'm very happy with it.

Am I right in thinking that it is not possible to lock the device before flipping it, like it is on the iPhone? I've tried, but it seems the application doesn't register anything. Leaving the aplication via the Home button, and the device still on, does allow the flip to register.

Wow . . . I think you're right . . . since the Android is really multitasking, I would think that it would register it.

Keep in mind that you have the "reflippable" option under settings, that will turn it all off after it's been flipped over once.

Thank you for that insight,
Greg Rostami

I tested it with reflippable and flip sound on. Homescreen still lets it flip, locked screen does not. Also not that leaving the application via the Back button quits it, NOT allowing flips to register. Something to keep in mind when performing.

I tried it with a desire, I can press the home screen to return to the home screen. Then when I flip the device, reopen the pplication it has worked fine.

Thank you!

Hi,

I was watting, for a long time, for the android version of the iForce app. Now that I bought it I don't know how to use it. I can run the app but on my android device (Huawei U8230 - T-Mobile Pulse) I can't access the instructions because I am asked to put two fingers and swipe down and I can't do that. My device don't have multitouch, and I think this is the problem.
Please help....

Thanks,
Paulo F.

Hi Paulo,

If your device does not have multi touch, I'm afraid at the present time you will not be able to run iForce on your Android phone.

If you're not looking into getting a new phone, you're welcome to return the app to the Android Market for a refund.

Sorry brother,
Greg Rostami

Hi Greg,

Many thanks for your support. I can see that I really need to buy a new phone . It were great if, in the future, the app, after an update, could run. Or is the multi touch really need to run the app, just not to get the instructions and pass the first 'level'?

The money isn't really a problem. I was very happy because finally I had the iForce .

Thanks,
Paulo F.

Meanwhile I also bought Mind Reader from Sandroids wich I beleive is a very limited 'version' of iForce. Am I right?

Thanks,
Paulo F.

Thanks to my lovely girlfriend, who has just loaded iForce onto her iPod Touch, I have figured out what the difference is between the iOS and Android versions. Neither device can be locked, both can exit the application (or appear to), but the iDevice has two ways to receive its information. So whereas my HTC Desire has to be turned face down (which seems unnatural to me when the screen is on), the iPod/iPhone does not.

Greg, any chances of this changing in the future, i.e. being able to implement fake homescreens?

It would be hard to implement the fake home screen method on Android phones simply because there is no standardized home screen. Iphones and iPod Touch's on the other hand all use the same basic home screen layout.

Also, no screen shots are possible. So to customize it like the iPhone and iPod touch isn't possible.

Is there a way to turn off the sound on iForce without turning off my ringer?