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Index of Subjects I use a great app called GPS Status. As the name implies it uses GPS to determine location, speed, acceleration heading, distance, etc., and it uses your phone's sensors for such things as brightness & colour temperature, elevation, magnetic field, step counter, . . . and it can store locations. You can use it as a level. The compass is very accurate. The app is free and doesn't depend on cell reception. This is one of my favourite apps. If you happen to be on a plane or a train by a window, you can know almost as much as the cabin crew. It works fine in any mode of travel as long as your phone can "see" satellites. Right now inside the house I'm locked onto 15 of 18 visible satellites, with a location error of 6 m. Cheers, Doug Linzey On 20-Apr-18 2:28 PM, Randy Lauff wrote: > Has anyone downloaded one of the digital compass apps for use on their > phone? Can you let us know if you found it good or not? Was it free? > Can it be used in areas with no cell coverage? > > Thanks, > Randy > _________________________________ > RF Lauff > Way in the boonies of > Antigonish County, NS.
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