QuakeZones vs Volcano Updates

QuakeZones Shows Current AND Historical Earthquake Events Worldwide. We set out to develop the absolute best historical earthquake app available for the iPhone. We looked at all of the available earthquake apps and quickly discovered that none of them presented historical earthquake information. Most showed only a few days of data with limited mapping or filtering options. If you want to look at historical earthquake events and subsequent aftershocks on an iPhone, QuakeZones is absolutely your best answer. QuakeZones uses Maps to pinpoint over a million earthquakes worldwide. More than 33 years of historical earthquake information is now available in the palm of your hand. Other earthquake apps show only 7 days of data. Why not see the whole picture? See results in Map or List views. Filter results alphabetically, or by magnitude, proximity, or date and time. Save areas of interest for future reference. Search broadly by Region or specifically by City with more than 300,000 cities available. QuakeZones Standard Features * Historical worldwide earthquake data from multiple sources dating back to 1973. * Earthquake updates are provided automatically as new events occur. QuakeZones Special Features * Tap a pushpin to see earthquake details including location, date and time. * Also see magnitude, depth, distance from your location, and more. * Manual Refresh enables you to pan, zoom, and refresh the map on demand. * Search for other locations by Region or City name with automatic lookups. * Add and Save any map location to your personal list of MyZones. * Instantly retrieve a saved location from MyZones. * Display earthquake information for a city, state, country, or worldwide. * Browse historical earthquake facts in “Did You Know?” * Use Settings to create defaults for data presentation by year, magnitude, and number of earthquakes displayed. QuakeZones Delivers the Most Earthquake Data * See more than 33 years of earthquake data.

Get daily news and information about recent volcanic activity from three different news sources. First, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) Volcano Hazards Program. Each Volcano Activity Report includes an assigned alert level and aviation color code as issued by the USGS, as well as details regarding current activity. Volcano Updates typically contain detailed information on the active Hawaiian and Alaska Volcanoes, as well as any new activity at Yosemite. If something is going on, the USGS update will appear here. New for Volcano Updates, support for New Zealand by way of GeoNet news feed. GeoNet is a collaboration between the New Zealand Earthquake Commission and GNS Science. The Smithsonian Weekly Volcanic Activity Report is a cooperative project between the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program and the USGS's Volcano Hazards Program. Updated every Wednesday, It contains reports for volcanoes with new activity as well as reports for continually monitored volcanoes around the world. While not a comprehensive list of all volcanoes erupting during the week, it is a concise summary of certain volcanoes around the globe. Don't be left in the dark. Download Volcano Updates now.