EphemDroid Free - FREE
by Marco Zambianchi, Version: 2.1.1 , 750 KB Official Site
Package name: com.marcozambi.ephemdroid , Last Update: 2012-09-13 01:23:28
192 ratings (4.453 average)
10,000-50,000 downloads
What's new in this version (2.1.1):
Ver. 2.1.1
- Corrected bug in Jupiter's Moons page
Ver. 2.1
- Corrected major bug in Venus page. Thanks to mr. Hoos Jörg!
- Graphical enhancements in Jupiter's pages.
If you like EphemDroid Pro please consider to leave a good review on Market.
Thank you!
Description
All the astronomical data of Sun, Moon, and Solar System's Planets in your pocket, calculated in realtime.
Plus a quick and handy guided system, using your device's accelerometer, to pinpoint the position of planets in the sky!
Please, in case of errors do not leave unuseful low ratings; instead drop me an email! ephemdroid@gmail.com
BUYING THE "PRO" VERSION YOU'LL HAVE:
- All future developement of Ephemdroid (Free version is a "freeze")
- Optimized UI
- New activity for Jupiter's Moons position and phenomena
- New activity for "Visible Now" and "At Sunset" Planets
Coming soon
- Widgets
- Pluto computations
Last comments from Android Market
phandroid (***)
App can't be closed (Liquid 2.1) using the EXIT option (if you later enter in another GPS app, Ephendroid's "Fix" toast popups). Task killer required.
Jenny (*****)
Excellent great to use at telescope. Or to point out naked eye planets, or help locate the others. Keep up the good work and development.
David (*****)
Just what I was looking for. But wheres Pluto???? -THE PLUTO UNDERGROUND
ferne (*****)
Great app!. Oh and Pluto is no longer classed as a planet , it is just a large rock orbiting the sun (for the guy who was asking)
anurag (*****)
Brilliant!!! Just what I needed when I go out with my telescope!
Chris (*****)
Excellent, but needs diameter, mass, and orbital and rotational velocities too! And some textual facts would be a bonus.
dalone (*)
Boo
karl (*****)
Awesome app. Should be very useful when I use my telescope again in winter
fabry (*****)
Excellent!
Bob (*****)
A good compliment to have with Google Sky Map. Just what I have been looking for.
