Stupid Ventures

Now you can upload images to your Tumblr blog from your Android enabled phone.

Easily upload photos, text, quotes, conversations, and links to your Tumblr from aTumble.

http://stupidventures.com/android/atumble.php

Stupid Ventures has been burning through ground on creating apps for the Google Android operating system for a few weeks now.

Today we are proud to announce our second game, Alpine!

Alpine is a skiing game controlled by tilting the phone left and right in order to avoid obstacles or hit power ups.

Hopefully you'll enjoy playing it as much as we enjoyed making it.

If you're on an Android phone click over to our page for the app and there's a link directly to the app store
( http://stupidventures.com/android/alpine.php )

Stupid Ventures has published its first Android application, Multong, to the app store. The FREE app is a throwback to the gaming days of old.

Mutong is a must-have time waster for you and yours.

Multong is simple to play. Just tilt your phone left and right to control the paddles.

Looks like LifeTack has it's first competitor in Latitude. It was launched by a little known internet company called Google so we aren't too worried here at Stupid Ventures. Especially since they've had more press in 12 hours than we've had in 2 months, but hey no bitterness here.

It might be even cooler than LifeTack but it seems like they aren't in a rush to let everyone use it's not open for iPhone users - that leave alot of us out...

So visit lifetack.com on your mobile phone and you'll be able to sign right up for the most compatible located based bookmarking service out there.

On the exciting news front for SV and LifeTack - be on the lookout for a native iPhone app coming to the App Store in the coming weeks! No holding pages here!

Gatekeepr.com has gone live.

You can use is from your web browser, but we're designing it with mobile in mind (like iPhone, Android, Blackberry, etc).

http://www.gatekeepr.com

When you load up gatekeepr it'll give you an overview of the trends on:
Delicious
Twitter
Digg
and some random Wikipedia articles.

Put something in the search box and you'll get results from a few popular sites like:
Twitter
Wikipedia
Yahoo! Search
and Delicious

We're playing around with different feeds and layouts and concepts all the time.

Play along and let us know what you think!

Thanks.