Wrye Bash Updater is a app written to have a mobile instruction manual and tutorial to which you can read up and learn how to use the most widely used tool for the elderscrolls iv oblivion mod management besides oblivion mod manager.

You can also use the app to check for the latest builds for the pc app as well.

This app should run on the android os 1.5 or later and requires internet access to gather the updates for the documentation and tutorials.

This APP Will not Run on your Computer it requiers to be installed on a smartphone that uses the Android OS like the NEXUS ONE
Motorola Droid
Motorola Droid X
Motorola Droid 2

or any other Android Based phones


To install this on your phone
you can now download this off the android market for free feel free to try it out and give some input


Change log:

Version 1.0.1
* Added user tracking
* Fixed client issue with app trying to launch web browser by mistake
* Fixed orientation change from causing the client to reload.
* Added code to let you know the app is loading when launched
* Added a new Menu to make navigation quicker
* Added A Progress Bar
* Complete Redesign of App Design

Version 1.0
* Initial release


This a crazy droid rom app
http://crazydroid.net23.net

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I have been working on a few bug fixes for the app and added some features to it as well as working on a few more sections which should be in the next release

Wrye Bash Updater BETA

This seems really neat. Makes me wish I had an android phone.

Android phones are the pinnacle of human achievement.

I have updated the client to be more compatible to other phones as well as totally revamped the app design as functions to make it even easier to use

To install this on your phone

https://slideme.org/application/wrye-bash-updater


I hope to soon have this added to the Android Marketplace in the near future.


Change log:

Version 1.0.1
* Added user tracking
* Fixed client issue with app trying to launch web browser by mistake
* Fixed orientation change from causing the client to reload.
* Added code to let you know the app is loading when launched
* Added a new Menu to make navigation quicker
* Added A Progress Bar
* Complete Redesign of App Design

Version 1.0
* Initial release

I have gotten many downloads of my android app from both slideme.org and the nexus but I am not getting any input of what people like and what android os based phones have installed it and it working so I can add compatible list before its offical release on the android market. This app will always be free.

I have updated the original post and have finally added the app to the android market where you can feel safe in knowing that it is a certified android app.

I am currently rewriting the entire GUI for the guides and changing how it interacts with you phone as well as fixing some minor bugs with the apps and I hope I finally fixed the issue with some graphics not showing up like it should for the app in the icons section of the tutorial.

I am currently redesigning the entire tutorial and guides to make them more phone friendly and will be adding in some new feature as well as soon as I finish fixing the Bugs that are already present and making sure that the next release is stable.

This is going to be a huge project with rewriting the users manual to where it works on your android phone without any issues. also feel free to visit the official website for my android apps for more information as well as updates and new and upcoming android apps

Uhm...sorry, but - for what? :cookie:
If this would be an app, you can manage your mods and settings via debugmode it would be less useless.
I really don't get the point, why someone should put his time to work on developing something like that.
At least, you did it well - but I think the most people would prefer a tutorial in a second window on the computer :user:
Please, don't rate my comment as offense - I only want to know, how did you get this idea :huh:

Update:
Oh by the way, I'll give it a try - Android for president!

I kind of agree with TheSoXX, but, apparently, younger people use their phones for everything, so I'm sure there is an audience for this product. I still don't get it.

You can play Oblivion on the Android phone? o_O

Sir - learn to read.