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Chrome by Google has rapidly grown to emerge as one of the most significant players in the browser market. What sets it apart from other browsers is the availability of apps that augment standard web experiences and functions to enable an experience similar to tablets and mobile devices. The Chrome Challenge began a couple of months ago, where participants were required to build an app and submit it to the Chrome Web Store at https://chrome.google.com/webstore. All participants who submitted a valid app will be contacted shortly by Digit to inform them of their assured prizes.
Congratulations to the lucky winners! Astro-Vision Futuretech Pvt Ltd., Kochi Hindu Calendar (http://bit.ly/hindu-calendar) Astro-Vision Hindu Calendar is an interactive app that provides personalised daily predictions and regional calendar details such as star, tithi and rahu for the entire year. Personalised daily predictions are based on Vedic astrology. Regional calendar details are available for more than 30,000 cities across the globe.
Manish Revappa Chiniwalar, Belgaum MindMapr (http://bit.ly/MindMapr) MindMapr is a mind-mapping application that empowers you to represent your thoughts laterally. MindMapr features HTML5 offline functionality, thereby freeing you from being tethered to the internet. It also employs local storage to save your mind-maps in the browser itself. So go ahead, use MindMapr, crystalise your thoughts, and map your mind!
Qveda Interactive Design, Mumbai Gully Cricket (http://bit.ly/gully-cricket) The action in Gully Cricket is in the heart of a typical, old, Bombay neighbourhood. The Parsi quizzer, angry cook, and lovely Goan all bring their insanity into the game. Break a window pane, and you’ll experience each one of them at their worst in this engaging game!
Himanshu Shringarpure, Bengaluru Wonders of India Puzzle (http://bit.ly/wonders-of-india) Wonders of India Puzzle is an interactive way of discovering India. The app engages you with a jigsaw puzzle that forms the image of one of the Wonders of India (eg. Taj Mahal). Use your mouse to put this puzzle together while learning about the monument. What’s better, this app can be used even while you’re offline.
Harshit Jain, Fatehabad TellMeFilms (http://bit.ly/tell-me-films) Using this offline app, you can keep a track of the release dates of your favourite movies. You can watch previews of the movies releasing in the current month in a cool slideshow. It is very easy to see its trailer as the links to their trailers on YouTube are available right under the slideshow, which provides a better experience. It’s also very easy to set a reminder through a shortcut to a reminder site.
132 Digit | October 2011 | www.thinkdigit.com