It is available on the Android Market and the Google Code project page.
Improvements include louder bell sounds, automatic volume maximization, smarter handling of the onscreen keyboard and the text input fields. I also improved the icons in the app to meet the Android guidelines.
Mike P.
Hi Brock…
Thank you for “Just Sit.” I have it on my Droid Eris, and we enjoy using it.
I do have a question. My impression is, if I allow the screen to sleep, Just Sit doesn’t chime until I turn it back on. Is it possible to let the screen go off yet still have the program active?
Mike
Comment posted 2010-01-24 @ 10:45
Brock Tice
Mike, thanks for letting me know about that. I think it might not have been on older versions of Android, but I’ve had two reports of this recently. This report helps me narrow down the problem.
Comment posted 2010-01-24 @ 12:36
Mike P.
Another comment … it seems that, at least on my handset, Just Sit uses minutes made up of 100-second. Always nice to get a little extra!
Comment posted 2010-01-25 @ 12:39
Brock Tice
Bizarre, that definitely doesn’t happen for me. This is the Droid Eris?
Comment posted 2010-01-26 @ 09:12
Mike P.
My error … it shows seconds only. I avoid the clock while sitting. Out of the corner of my eye, saw the last two digits if “95,” and I jumped to the wrong conclusion.
Sorry for the confusion!
Comment posted 2010-01-26 @ 14:44