A bit of a joke this. But a good one. Optimistic Weather lies to you about what the weather’s going to be tomorrow. That’s it. It’s not really of any particular use, but looks sweet and amused us for a few seconds just then. Here’s the maker’s description:
You can’t control the weather but you can control your optimism. Optimistic Weather is not a conventional weather forecast, it blows away those swirling charts for nothing but next day sunshine. Accurate weather forecasting is just depressing… let’s look forward to tomorrow!
Please Note, this app requires Android Firmware 2.2 (Froyo) and Adobe Air, so if you don’t have it on your device it will prompt you to install it first.
It’s a Flash-based app, hence the onerous tech demands.
And that’s it. If you have more onboard memory than you know what to do with, check it out over on the Android Market. Link and much more information via Fastcodesign.
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