Articles Tagged ‘planets’
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AppGuide Updated: Apps for Stargazing
BY Greg Sapienza on Thu December 29th, 2011
Using your iPhone or iPad is a great way to help you see those objects in the sky you always wished you could. Whether you are using a high-powered telescope or just scanning the sky with your eyes, these apps will help you search for anything from the Moon to Jupiter and from the Andromeda galaxy to the Eagle nebulae. This handy guide will help you determine which apps will be most helpful to you.
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AppGuide Updated: Apps For Stargazing
BY Greg Sapienza on Sat July 23rd, 2011
Summer is a perfect time to get outdoors for some quality stargazing, and using your iPhone or iPad is a great way to help you see those objects you always wished you could. Whether you live in the dark countryside or a bright city, the apps here will show you everything about what is beyond out skies with amazing detail. With this update, we have added Luminos, which will give you an informative and beautiful 3D tour of space objects like you have never seen before.
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AppGuide Updated: Apps for Stargazing
BY Greg Sapienza on Wed April 06th, 2011
Due to a request from one of our readers, two new apps by the names of Planets and SkyView have been added to this wonderful AppGuide. With all of the technology in the current iDevices such as an accelerometer, camera and gyroscope; stargazing can be an immersive, magical experience that one would never think of getting from a hand-held device.
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Review: Star Walk - Hold The Universe In Your Hands
BY Samuel L. Lytle on Mon November 22nd, 2010
Star Walk for iPad is one of the best applications you will every experience. However, will you really use a star application enough to justify the $5 price tag?
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Review: GoSkyWatch Planetarium
BY Jeff Noble on Fri August 22nd, 2008
Overview Look! Up in the sky?! ... No, down on your iPhone. It's the entire night sky on your iPhone! GoSkyWatch Planetarium is more than a mouthful, and I'm surprised it doesn't make your iPhone
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