Playitanywhere music app launches on Google play store

Hello!

The playitanywhere app is now available on the Google play store. The music app was developed with modern technologies and it allows any Android user to upload his/her songs and access them on any smartphone where the app is installed.

How does it work?
 When you register on the app, a cloud account is created for you and by simply uploading your favourite songs, a playlist will be created and linked to your profile. The first 10 songs you upload comes at no cost but you are limited by the file size you can upload at a time. Each of the 10 songs cannot be more than 8MB.

In total, you will have 80MB free storage for your 10 songs. If you need to upload bigger file size or more than 10 songs, you can simply upgrade your account and choose an affordable plan that is charged annually. All the paid packages have unlimited number of uploads. This means your playlist will have no limit.

What are the features of the app?

• Media upload
• Social connection
• Geo-targeted music
• Recommended music
• Latest buzz
• Customisable homepage
• PlayBox   

How can I get the app?

Metropolitan goes live with my Chatbot

MMI Holdings have gone live with the Chatbot I built for them via a third party vendor. The Wills chatbot can generate a legal document after engaging the bot in a conversation. You can check it out via this link. 

My apps on play store

Hello!

Are you aware that I have published over 18 apps on different stores? It might interest you that I also worked on the Stanbic IBTC Bank apps for Android,iOS,Windows,Amazon and Blackberry 10.

Have you also heard of Globacom Mobile Tutor(Roducate)? I actually worked on the API for that application back in 2013 even before Robert and John Limited signed a partnership with Nigeria's second largest telecom provider.

Check out my personal apps at http://bit.ly/michaelokiapps and contact me if you need applications for your SmartTV, mobile or web platform.


Hey! One more thing.....

I know you have seen initiatives like Tensorflow, Microsoft Bot, Facebook Bot and Amazon Alexa. They have something in common. What's that?

Answer: Internet

None of the Bot frameworks I stated above works offline. I have developed a framework that can power any niche like customer care, payment, education, security etc with/without the Internet.

You can contact me for more details.

mikeoki.oki@gmail.com

enquiries@globalinspirati.com 

AI functionalities are now available on my apps

Hello! One of the things I have added to my app development skills is voice capability. You can now command other  features of my apps via your voice.

Also, data analytics has been incorporated to my projects and this can help businesses to make informed decisions based on customer behaviour.

Chatbot :
I now have a Chatbot engine that enterprises can leverage on. My bot speaks and respond to commands.

You can contact me on Mikeoki.oki@gmail.com for more information.

TradeByBarter goes live

https://youtu.be/IIhQsNJ-Hpw

What has Michael Oki done lately?

I just updated inspired reporters mobile app. In this new update, bugs were fixed and new features have been added.

1. Hyper local news: The bug around this feature has been fixed. You can now read news about happenings in your locality. Click on the "local" menu item on the app while your GPS is enabled.

2. Photo News: You can get to this page by clicking on the top left menu text. You will get stunning pictures of the latest updates. Click on any title to read the full post.

3. Settings: You can now customise your homepage. Select categories you want and your homepage will be updated instantly.

Other features are: Offline bookmark, news video, iReport, sharing tool etc.

Do you want this app?
You can download it here

The unbeatable product verifier app

Bar codes are used for several purposes across the world. We see them daily and almost everywhere. Electronic gadgets, groceries, shipping equipment, windscreens, books etc.

Apart from stores and shopping malls where store keepers and attendants use bar code readers to scan them for pricing information, you can also detect the packaging information of almost any product that has a bar code on it.

Do you need to buy a scanner?
No.

Can an Android phone get a product information?
YES.

How?
iBarcode reader on Google play.

This application can detect the country where a product was packaged. The next time you are involved an argument or controversy over the authentic packaging information of a product, use this app to get an accurate data.

It can also detect cloned bar  codes. For instance, if a product was originally packaged in US and the manufacturer decides to clone it in Taiwan by adding a different number on the bar code,the app will show the hidden number that was initially encoded by the US  company.

This app can also read QR(quick response) codes. QR  code is a decent way to encode company info like email,address,phone number and website.

How much is the app?
Free

Get it here

How can I contact the developer?
Mikeoki.oki@gmail.com OR  via his Skype ID: mikeoki