Hello Android users. Just in time for Halloween, the Amazon Android Market is offering a spooky app, for free. The app is called Ghost Radar, and it uses the tech inside your smart phone, to track down the spooky things flying around you. I did an interview with the developer last year, because I was…
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Are you afraid of things that go bump in the night or do you think your house is haunted? Are you a fan of shows like Ghost Adventures and Ghost Hunters? Do you want to become a paranormal investigator? Maybe your phone can help.
My family enjoys watching the paranormal TV shows, but I didn’t believe in ghosts. That is until recently, when I seemed to have picked up a ghost cat, who enjoys laying behind my head on the back of the couch. I myself am not sure what it is that exactly creates the energy, but I know it is there.
Recently, I acquired a new Android phone courtesy of strong arm tactics towards my cell phone carrier. While browsing through the App store, I came across and App called Ghost Radar. I paid my 99 cents and played around with it. It is a little radar that detects fluctuations in the environment around you. It also brings up vocalized words. It is a pretty cool app, I know for sure the radar part works. I had an experience where I felt an immense energy on the love seat between me and my girl. It was strong enough, that is caused my shoulder to spasm. I put the phone up there, and right where the ball was there was a bright red dot. I am not to sure how the words work, but I had one really interesting result. I had this name pop up, Kepler, I didn’t know what it is. I Googled it, and it brought up a 1500′s mathematician. Weird I thought, but it got weirder. I just started playing Red Faction Guerrilla, and Kepler is the name of the person who leads you through the game. That was really spooky I thought. I decided to get a hold of the developer Spudpickles, and ask him how this works. Here is the question and answers.
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