Dancing Decibels vs Fish Sorter

ShambaTimes is now Dancing Decibels! Your live music / festival event app with Dancing Decibels! Now more than just Schedules for Shambhala! With Dancing Decibels you have multiple ways to view and search the schedule and can easily favorite an artist with a simple tap. Don't miss that can't miss set! Set an alarm! Schedules by Grid - The grid view gives a great overview of the whole schedule, making it easy to see conflicts and who's playing. Zoom in and out with the pinch gesture to see more times at once. Schedules by Time - View which artists are playing in 30 minute increments, swipe left / right to change the time, or select from the time list on the left. Tap a stage to jump to Schedules by Stage. Schedules by Stage - Lists of who is playing at each stage for each day. If they're currently playing, it will show it. Tap an artist to jump to it in Schedules by Time. Favourites - Flag artists as your favourite and you can keep an eye on them here so you don't miss them! You can rank your favorites to provide more depth to your schedule. Artist List - A full list of all the artists playing, with the ability to filter them by genre to explore what's out there. Search - From any page you can search for the artist by typing in their name. Clicking on the results will take you to the artist on that screen. On the settings screen, it will jump you to Time. Night Mode - No more straining your eyes on white backgrounds at 2AM. With an always on, or automatic switching mode, your eyes are set! Really like an Artist you just heard? Favourite it! No more trying to remember, who that really awesome artist was at 3:00 AM in the morning. Don't want to forget who you saw? You can flag artists as seen by long pressing any heart once their set has begun. See you all at Shambhala!

Fish Sorter helps users identify the almost 90 fish species found in lakes and streams of British Columbia, including 17 species that have been introduced from other areas. From the headwaters of the Yukon River to the Flathead River in southeastern BC, Fish Sorter will help you sort through the amazing diversity of our freshwater fishes. Many of these species are also found in adjacent areas of Yukon, Northwest Territories, Alaska, Alberta, Idaho, Montana, and Washington State. Unlike printed dichotomous keys, which use jargon and often require specialized knowledge, Fish Sorter uses easy-to-understand, illustrated questions that assume no prior knowledge and allows users to skip questions at any time. Fish Sorter includes almost 200 photos, current and former names, taxonomic details, clear morphological and ecological descriptions, geographic distributions, lists of other fishes that “could be confused with” your specimen, and brief summaries of life history and conservation information – all curated by Dr. Eric Taylor (Professor of Zoology, UBC). Hard copy guides can be quickly out-of-date, but Fish Sorter content will be regularly updated with naming revisions, additional photos, new species, and more. Plus, content is available anytime and does not require an internet connection, making Fish Sorter an excellent companion on any trip to BC’s lakes and streams while fishing, hiking, or camping. Great for educators, students, consultants, anglers, naturalists, and all fish enthusiasts! Thanks to photographers who provided images and to Derek Tan (UBC Beaty Biodiversity Museum) for image editing and illustrations.