This is an Android app that displays photographs of the pets of one household. It’s pretty much an app designed for the immediate family and perhaps a few close friends of a handful of people that are acquainted with the Kubotas.
This may well be the most niche app there could ever be. Here’s the description:
It is a photograph collection of three kinds of the turtle and Richardson’s ground squirrel that are the pets of my home.
The slide show display, the list display and the zoom by the double tapped are possible in the photograph.
I think that their loveliness is transmitted to you! Thank you.
That is an undeniably nice squirrel. The loveliness did indeed transmit.
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Janne
/ July 3, 2010Ok, this is pretty niche, I have to admit.
But then, there’s a reason for all those cat blogs out there. A “cat app” isn’t all that strange by comparison.
Gary C
/ July 3, 2010My only worry is that the ‘Kubota Family’ is a MASSIVE reality TV show in Japan, and this app’s actually already been downloaded a million times…
macon pets
/ July 6, 2010The many varieties of apps never ceases to amaze me. No telling what they will come up with next