1.2.0 contains a few user-requested features, that start to close the gap with the functionality with other Eye-Fi applications for the iPad.  These changes include:  

MoPhotos 1.1.1 was just posted on the market.  1.1.0 was posted on Sunday, and brings with it several user-requested enhancements:

1.0.4 is now posted to the Android Market, to address two issues found by our users.

• Addresses notification message cleanups, as requested by a user.  Only have a maximum of two notifications at any given time.  
• Fixes issue where the "Share" menu was not working on a Nexus One when viewing the image full-screen.

On February 13th, we pushed the button to make MoPhotos available on the Android Market.  I started writing the code as a hobby during my December 2010 vacation.  I never expected it to become something I could release, but as I got further along, it became more and more real.

AppBrewer's first app is nearly on the official Google market, as well as the Amazon market.  MoPhotos is a new app for Android devices that allows you to turn your smartphone into an Eye-Fi connector.  This allows you to seamlessly upload photos and video to your Android smartphone without the use of Eye-Fi software on your PC/Mac.  The initial functionality is fairly light, as I want to get on the market as soon as the initial software was ready.  The next big feature will be adding Geotag support to MoPhotos.