Android: LifeDropper is a tiny app that uses your phone’s camera to snap a picture and present information about the dominant colour in the centre of the frame. It’s meant to be used just like the “eyedropper” tool that’s in nearly every image-editing app in existence, except instead of being used on a screen, it’s for real life.
It provides RGB, CMYK and the hexadecimal value for whatever colour is snapped, and those snaps can be saved in a “tag gallery” to be viewed later.
The app is currently in open beta and completely free (ad-supported). It does require that you be able to install non-market apps (sometimes called sideloading) since it’s not on the Android Market yet. You can enable that function by checking the box marked “Unknown Sources” in your phone’s Applications Settings.
LifeDropper – the eyedropper tool for real life. [XDA Developers Forums via AddictiveTips]
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