Showing posts with label Apple iPad app. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apple iPad app. Show all posts

Friday, 14 October 2011

Trimble Backpacker Map Maker app For Ipad Released

Trimble Backpacker Map Maker app For Ipad
Trimble is a house hold for the trekking enthusiasts.Trimble actually specializes in providing handheld GPS apps which you might useful when you go for trekking or camping in the woods or in worst case scenario get lost.The latest installment is an iPad exclusive called Backpacker Map Maker which allows hikers to go locate their destinations on the App navigating through the various topographical maps.
                                                   You can perform operations such as view,move/navigate/zoom in & out,create annotations right in the screen menu itself.Currently available in U.S & Canada,it also offers Hybrid,street,aerial & terrain maps as well.Packed with upto 68000 USGS topo maps which are stacked together,this app offers wonderful user experience with the ease of access.
                                                   It also has features to locate camping grounds & terrains as well as save the plan route to the iCloud for later access,along with in screen navigators like Compass & a ruler along with a checkpoint marker.This app is free for 7 days & then you might have to pay for premium access.

Wednesday, 12 October 2011

Find My Friends app Available For iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch

Apple's find my App For iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch has been launched and is available @ the Apple store.You will need a latest verison of the platform ie,iOS 5 is need to run this App on your device.This App available for free uses the GPS to locate your family & friends and if possible will show them right on your screen in real time.Click here to downlaod via iTunes.
                                            Similar to Google's latitude this app will also help iPhone,iPad & ipod Touch users to find their buddies & mash them up onto the screen.The access can be permanent or temporary depending upon user.For those of you who want to live below the radar,a flick of the switch would do that.