GPS Location vs ITU Morse Codes

GPS Location shows your current location, date & time to the second along with a scrollable map. Share your coordinates over SMS (text message), email, Twitter, Facebook or Weibo! If you share over email, Twitter or Facebook, GPS Location also attaches a screenshot so you can easily remember what the surrounding area looked like. You can copy your coordinates & locate anything you can find on the map with accurate crosshairs. Have a telescope that needs your coordinates & the current time? Need to know the coordinates for your hunting stand? Going on a trek and need to find your lat/long? Want to scroll around the world and see where your favorite landmarks are? GPS Location is what you need. After launch, the map automatically centers on your location. Coordinates of the map's center are shown in three formats (DD-MM-SS.S, DD-MM.MMM and DD.DDDDD). Elevation is shown feet & meters. Your phone's time is shown in Greenwich Mean Time (aka Zulu time). To recenter the map on your location, just hit the crosshairs button. iPod touches and wifi-only iPads do not have GPSs. These devices will not be as accurate. The iOS GPSs output in the WGS84 datum. GPS Location display coordinates in WGS84. If you have any problems or suggestions, please email us at support@acceleroto.com.

A simple yet powerful Morse code coder and decoder application. The input of the dashes and dots it simple enough to enter them without actually looking at the iPhone screen. Various decoding options present the codes using common alternative representations including di/da and ti/ta. The player supports sending the morse signals using the torch, the screen, or the speaker of the iPhone. You can too enter and decode the dashes and dots using the Apple Watch. As a plus, the Apple Watch can also serve as a reference with the complete ITU alphabet and various helper representations.