Vito technology celebrates its app an update that brings augmented reality for your iPod Touch second birthday. For users of the iPhone 4 for the new version of Star Walk in real-time satellite tracking, a tool for calibration, TelRad, and other new content.
If you have not installed the Star Walk before and have no clue what this app can do, turns it basically drive Elf to a personal planetarium which contains answers to some of the things you want to know about heaven. It lets you discover the stars, planets, constellations and other items on your device, Elf screen.While Star Walk works well on iPhone and iPod touch, it is of course still better on your iPad. Solar Walk also acts as a compass, a time machine of types and a sky live window.
In version 5.0 introduces Star Walk app an augmented reality function to the new gen iPod touch.This is best explained as follows:
The idea of the iPod touch augmented reality is very simple-once you know the location and gyro to detect movements, everything you need to replace the compass is to tell your iPod where the Sun is simply pointing built-in. iPod camera against the sky objects, such as the Sun (or moon) and drag the app generates heaven to match the real, and voila … do you have a fully functional software Compass with even more precision than in an iPhone or iPad.
For satellite monitoring, the app allows you to determine if a white dot which you see in the sky is a star or a satellite and then identifies the star or satellite as it is.
Other new features on Star Walk 5.0 includes TelRad (which measures the distance between neighboring stars and helps you identify celestial objects with a telescope) and a new interface and design with the integration of social networks Facebook and Twitter.
Star Walk is available for the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch; The iPad version costs $ 4.99, while the iPhone/iPod Touch version costs only $ 2.99; I've used app for several days now, and I can assure you it is a very stylish and cool app for any of the devices Elf.
Product [Star Walk]
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