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Wednesday, March 11 2009 21:40 |
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You've voted and we've listened. To that end we've shipped ProSat which is designed to address the number one request in the website poll which was "ADD MORE SATELLITES" This is the Grand Daddy of the Sat series of applications (ISS, HamSat and now ProSat) If you want access to the latest features or you want to track more than the ISS or HamSats then this is the application for you. |
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HamSat is out the doors... |
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Sunday, February 08 2009 20:03 |
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Well, I got side tracked on the way to TravelMap with a number of requests to build a Ham radio specific version of the ISS app. I spent the weekend writing all of the new over flight calculations and just posted the first version of HamSat. Head on over to the AppStore and chekc it out if your a Ham Geek.. 73, W0VOS. |
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Thursday, January 29 2009 00:41 |
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Now that EarthView is done it's time to move onto the next new app. This one will be called TravelMap and will build on the basic components of EarthView to add in the ability for you to enter in all of the locations you've visited around the world and show them on the globe or map presentation. Think of it as an electronic version of the old wall map with the push pins for all the places you'd been. |
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Earth, Sun and Moon (aka EarthView) Ships |
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Thursday, January 29 2009 00:21 |
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Well, the second app is now in the books. Earth, Sun and Moon allows you to view the Earth as either a 2D map or 3D globe using Nasa's photo-realistic texture maps for both the daytime and nighttime sides of the earth. In addition you can either allow the app to determine your location or enter it yourself to enable the calculation of local Sun and Moon rise/set times. |
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Space Station (ISS), our first app |
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Saturday, August 09 2008 23:30 |
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Well, after a bunch of work and learning the first app is up for sale. Head on over to the app store and check out our first application (Space Station) that allows you to visualize the International Space Station's position over the Earth in either 2D or 3D. You can set options such as shading, viewing location and ground tracks to name just a few. More updates are on the way so make sure to check back often. |
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