PC Phone Connections
Robert Bamberg, Independent
Software Developer
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PC Phone Connections
Robert Bamberg, Independent
Software Developer
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Welcome to the PC Phone Connections WebsiteHome of the Android Apps: The Talking Mother Goose and Three 'N Out
Although The Talking Mother Goose and Three 'N Out apps have been available online for many years now, I just recently came across the website Product Hunt. Product Hunt is a sort of high-tech social media platform where companies and individuals are able to promote new and upcoming product releases. You should be able to use the Find Us on Product Hunt buttons below to visit each app's product launch page. Three 'N Out will be launching on Monday, December 30, 2024, and The Talking Mother Goose will be launching on Tuesday, December 31, 2024. Update: Although The Talking Mother Goose was initially accepted by Product Hunt team, and launched as expected on December 31, its launch was not a success. After receiving early positive feedback, the launch was removed later that same morning with no explanation. After first saying that The Talking Mother Goose was removed because it was not a tech product, they later told me that the app was considered off-topic and not a good fit for Product Hunt. It would appear that the folks at Product Hunt have an issue with Mother Goose. The Talking Mother Goose and Three 'N Out should work on any device running an Android version of 5.0 (Lollipop) or greater. Please let me know if you have problems running either of these apps on a device that meets these minimum system requirements. I can be reached by email at robert.bamberg@pcphoneconnections.com If you are interested in running ads on either of these apps, please reach out to my advertising partner AppLovin. |
The Talking Mother Goose is an on-demand nursery rhyme player application for Android powered smartphones and tablets. The Talking Mother Goose features the nursery rhymes of Mother Goose, the illustrations of Blanche Fisher Wright, and audio recordings from PC Phone Connections. In January of 2024 The Talking Mother Goose was accepted into Google Play's Teacher Approved Program with teachers and specialists saying that it was:
In June of 2024 The Talking Mother Goose was found to be in violation of Google's Families Policy Requirements for content related to alcohol, tobacco or controlled substances. Attempts to resubmit the app with updated content ratings were rejected. To avoid any changes to the original Mother Goose content, or the removal of any nursery rhymes, the app's target audience and content has been changed to 18 and above. Unfortunately, with this change, The Talking Mother Goose is no longer eligible for inclusion in the Google Play Teacher Approved Program. Note: This change to app's target audience and content allows The Talking Mother Goose to work with more Ad Networks. This may result in ads being shown that are not always appropriate for younger audiences, including ads related to dating, social media, and other sensitive topics. If you are concerned about such ad content, I suggest you consider the paid, ad-free version of The Talking Mother Goose. To download your own free copy of The Talking Mother Goose, please visit the Google Play Store or the Amazon App Store. An ad-free paid version of The Talking Mother Goose is also available in both the Google Play Store and the Amazon App Store. More information on The Talking Mother Goose app can be found here. 
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Three 'N Out is the 3-D, Pong-Like, Finger Ball Game that's played inside the Three 'N Out game cube court. "Now that's Old School!" To download your own free copy of Three 'N Out, please visit the Google Play Store or the Amazon App Store. More information on Three 'N Out app can be found here.  |
Why Contract with Robert Bamberg?
To learn more about me and my background as a software engineer, please visit my Linked-In Profile Page. If you have a project you'd like to discuss, I can be reached by email at robert.bamberg@pcphoneconnections.com |
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For now, the PC Phone Connections continues to be
home to the companion code for Chris Sells's book Windows
Telephony Programming A Developers Guide to TAPI. To find
that information, please click on the following link: