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Showing posts with label android. Show all posts

Sunday, December 12, 2010

Rash Diagnosis v2.1 is out!

It's already published on the Android Market the last version of Rash Diagnosis (v 2.1).




This version includes some improvements in the user experience as you can see in the initial screen. The screen is simpler because the introduction text was moved to a dialog open by the new Help button.

Give it a try!

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Rash Diagnosis version 2.0 is out!

It's already published on the Android Market the last version of Rash Diagnosis (v 2.0).



This version includes a major upgrade in the application behaviour:
  • It allows the user to go back during and after terminating the test. 
  • The result screen allows the user to begin a new test. 
  • When going back to the main screen the user can optionaly start a new test or continue a saved test (automatically saved).

Give it a try!

Remember it at http://www.sapphirebits.com/home/rashdiagnosis.

Sunday, December 5, 2010

Rash Diagnosis version 1.4 is out!

It's already published on the Android Market the last version of Rash Diagnosis (v 1.4).

This version includes a new step with a question about fever symptoms.

Give it a try!

Remember it at http://www.sapphirebits.com/home/rashdiagnosis.

Friday, December 3, 2010

Rash Diagnosis version 1.3 is out!

It's already published on the Android Market the last version of Rash Diagnosis (v 1.3).

This version includes data and options to diagnose Chickenpox.

Give it a try!

Remember it at http://www.sapphirebits.com/home/rashdiagnosis.

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Rash Diagnosis version 1.2 is out!

It's already published on the Android Market the last version of Rash Diagnosis (v 1.2).


This version includes a new question in a new step to help you differentiate between the common rashes. It also includes a new failsafe answer in each of the diagnosis steps. The test result now displays the probability given to the result calculated based on your answers.

Give it a try!

Remember it at http://www.sapphirebits.com/home/rashdiagnosis.

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Testing the flow between several Android Activities

I'm about to complete the Android Test application for Rash Diagnosis (check it here) and I was stuck in the problem of creating a functional test for the diagnosis result. The diagnosis is obtained through several steps collecting data from the user - which means several activities. Then I found this useful information here.