iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Posted April 17th, 2013 by Campbell Bird Our Rating: :: NO TRICKS, JUST MAGIC
Weather Magic Pro is a fully featured alternative to the default weather app, providing a wide variety of customizable options and detailed weather information.
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Posted December 12th, 2012 by Rob Rich Our Rating: :: BRIGHT & SUNNY
There's almost too much information to handle in this good-looking free weather app, and that's even before unlocking more features through a subscription.
Netatmo is an indoor and outdoor weather station that can be controlled by an iOS device. It monitors not only temperature, humidity, air pressure, but also air quality including the amount of CO2 in the air. The $179 package comes with an indoor and and outdoor module.
Many of us have a keen interest in what the weather is going to be like in our area. After all, it affects us all in our day to day activities in some way. While there are many apps that will tell us a simplistic weather report, NOAA Hi-Def Radar takes a more scientific approach.
The app makes it possible to view real-time animated weather radar images across an interactive map. Users can adjust the loop speed and the interval between individual frames, giving them plenty of control over what they see.
Other features include the ability to see the weather forecast, severe weather warnings, clickable storm direction arrows, snowfall and hurricane forecast tracks, all in one place.
Using NOAA satellites ensures that NOAA Hi-Def Radar is an ideal way of tracking any upcoming hurricanes or storms, covering the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
NOAA Hi-Def Radar currently only works in the US and can struggle in high-altitude places and parts of Alaska, but for everyone else, it should prove very interesting.
WeatherBug, by Earth Networks, has been updated to 2.0. The 2.0 version of WeatherBug has been completely redesigned with a new user interface and added some new features.
WeatherBug can now automatically update the user’s weather information based on current location data. WeatherBug finds the closest weather station to the iPhone’s current location and uses that to update the weather. The app now receives severe weather warnings and alerts from both the National Weather Service and the exclusive WeatherBug Network.
Other important features include the ability to put a pin on a map and see the current weather conditions, at-a-glance visual forecast displays, and live camera shots from the WeatherBug Network.
While WeatherBug is free (separate apps available for iPhone and iPad), WeatherBug also has an elite version at $0.99 that includes all free features in addition to removing ads and adding additional weather map layers. Check out the video below for an overview of features for WeatherBug.
As the Fall approaches, we'll all need to know if and when it's officially Sweater Weather, right? Give Wearcast a try, and let it tell you if you should throw a cardigan over your tee.
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Posted January 4th, 2010 by Arron Hirst Our Rating: :: GOOD LOOKING, BUT ..
Outside combines a range of statistical weather information including local forecasts and current lows, to bring a different twist to the weather experience on iPhone. But it isn't all there, yet ..
gMusic: A Google Music player is in the process of being updated to support Google’s All Access streaming music service. The All Access subscription service isn’t currently available on iOS through any app, but the developer of gMusic has already submitted an update to Apple that will bring the service to the iPhone or iPad, [...]