CompassMe app for iPhone and iPad
4.3 (
5553 ratings )
Utilities
Navigation
Developer: cverdier.com
1.99 USD
Current version: 1.0, last update: 7 years agoFirst release : 02 Jun 2009
App size: 845.27 Kb
CompassMe is a very good looking compass for your iPhone.
It display on a wood theme the North direction, and optionnaly the heading.
Warning : CompassMe is a GPS based compass !, it only work outside a building. You will have to walk a bit in a direction to initiate the North positioning.
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cest nul ,ça ne marche pas !!!
cest nul ,ça ne marche pas !!!
Not ready for the AppStore
This app did not work on my iPhone 3G. I have a LOT of experience testing and writing user manuals for software, so I recognize vaporware when I encounter it. My iPhone has very few apps on board, so we cant blame incompatibility with a boatload of other pushy apps. This one either was NOT tested before being offered for sale or it was, failed miserably, and was (cynically) put up for sale anyway. I followed the developers minimal instructions (use outdoors, walk a short distance to allow the on-board GPS to get a good signal)... nothing! The compass "needle" spun round and round for more than a city block and never got a lock. I de-configured what few options are available in order to give the SW a fair chance at success. Still nothing. From what I have seen of reviewers comments about all of the other analog compass apps on offer, very few developers (Id estimate less than 5 percent) of this kind of software have been able to produce a version that works satisfactorily.
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This app did not work on my iPhone 3G. I have a LOT of experience testing and writing user manuals for software, so I recognize vaporware when I encounter it. My iPhone has very few apps on board, so we cant blame incompatibility with a boatload of other pushy apps. This one either was NOT tested before being offered for sale or it was, failed miserably, and was (cynically) put up for sale anyway. I followed the developers minimal instructions (use outdoors, walk a short distance to allow the on-board GPS to get a good signal)... nothing! The compass "needle" spun round and round for more than a city block and never got a lock. I de-configured what few options are available in order to give the SW a fair chance at success. Still nothing. From what I have seen of reviewers comments about all of the other analog compass apps on offer, very few developers (Id estimate less than 5 percent) of this kind of software have been able to produce a version that works satisfactorily.