My Masjid Timetable vs Acceleration

This is not a common app that do its own calculations for the prayer times. There is no need to choose a calculation method and hope it will be accurate to your local Masjid timetable. This app is unique in the way it gives you today's prayers timetable identical to the timing of azan and iqamaa of your local Masjid. The app reads the timings from your local Masjid's website and present it to you instantly and equal to what the website shows and up to date. FEATURES Keep track of prayer times from your chosen masjids, wherever you are. My Masjid Timetable displays the timetables supplied by supported masjids, including Adhan and Jamaah times. • Daily prayer timetable — View Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha times, alongside the Hijri date. • Multiple saved masjids — Save your preferred masjids and swipe between their timetables. • Next prayer highlighting — Quickly see which prayer is coming next. • Prayer reminders — Choose which prayers to receive reminders for, with optional advance reminders and Adhan sounds. • Fajr reminder sounds — Choose from a selection of sounds for your early Fajr reminder. • Home Screen widgets — View prayer times without opening the app. Switch between saved masjids using the Next masjid button. • Live Activity countdowns — Tap a prayer time to start a one-time countdown on your Lock Screen, with Dynamic Island support on compatible iPhones. • Apple Watch companion — View your selected masjid’s prayer times on your wrist. • Watch face complications — See the next prayer time or a countdown to the next prayer. • Daily timetable refresh — Automatically refreshes when permitted by iOS, with manual refresh available in the app. • Refreshable masjid list — Pull down in Settings to retrieve the latest available masjids. • Masjid website access — Open your selected masjid’s website directly from the timetable. • Portrait and landscape support — View the timetable on iPhone and iPad. • English and Arabic support. Can’t find your masjid? Visit the About page and contact us through our Facebook page to request that it be added. Prayer times depend on the timetable provided by each masjid. An internet connection is required to retrieve updated times on daily basis Please note - the app has a limited number of Masjids supported and we will be adding more in the future based on requests. If you or someone you know would like to benefit from the app, you can request to have your Masjid added by letting us know the Masjid's website. Please contact us at our Facebook page "My Masjid Timetable" https://www.facebook.com/My-Masjid-Timetable-362570411253993/ We will not ask any help from the website admins. If the website structure complies to our standards, then the app will be able to parse the data on its own and the Masjid will be added to the list of available Masjids.

'Acceleration' is special in two ways. First, it processes the readings from your built-in accelerometers in real time to show only horizontal acceleration. Second, it takes data directly from your built-in accelerometers, sidestepping built-in smoothing. Created originally to help EV drivers who were concerned that their brake lights were coming on inappropriately during regenerative braking, it can also be used to display braking and acceleration performance. It's a small app that's easy to use. You don't have to sign-in, there aren't any ads and an internet connection isn't needed. To use the app, set your device in one fixed place. Tap 'Calibrate' to let the app find the size and direction of gravity. Horizontal acceleration is now displayed. When 'Record' is tapped, for the next 13 seconds a scatter graph of calculated readings is displayed. Two green arrows let you increase or decrease the vertical scale of the graph. By default, unsmoothed data from your accelerometers is used. Tapping the 'Smooth' button continuously averages the last last ten readings. This helps to manage results. To help check the correct function of brake lights during regeneration, the 'Lamp' button displays a panel that changes from blue to yellow at 0.7m/s/s, and to red at 1.3m/s/s. Upgrading will let you save your sets of data to look at later. You can also export full-sized pictures of graphs into your camera roll. However, apart from this, the free version of this app is fully functional. This app takes raw data from the accelerometers - not the processed data provided by the operating system. When 'Calibrate' is pressed, the magnitude and direction of gravity is measured, relative to the device. The app then continues to collect data from the accelerometers, mathematically projecting it onto the plane perpendicular to the original gravity vector. It reports the magnitude of this projected vector. This process produces a reliable result for horizontal acceleration, whilst making you aware of jitter and sensitivity.