HTW Berlin vs FlightSix

HTW Berlin accompanies you through your studies and on campus. Together you are the perfect team. The app offers you everything you need to start every day well prepared, no matter if you have just started your studies or are already in your master's program. The app is your team partner on campus, which integrates perfectly into your daily study routine. In no time at all, you have all the important information about your studies with you, wherever you are. You'll be surprised how easy it is. Calendar: The best thing to do is to start managing your schedule with the calendar. This way you have an overview of all your appointments and never miss a lecture or other important events again. Grades: Calculate your grade point average and be the first to know your new grades via push notification! Library: Never pay the late fee again! With “HTW Berlin” you always have an eye on the loan period of your books and you can easily renew your books with just a few clicks. Mail: Read and reply to your university mails. No complicated setup necessary! HTW Berlin – an app from UniNow

FlightSix brings the familiar six-pack flight instrument layout to your iPhone. The app combines data from your device’s motion, location, compass and pressure sensors to present: • GPS ground speed • Attitude indication • GPS or barometric altitude • Turn coordination • Magnetic heading • Vertical speed Instrument Test mode lets you control every display manually, making FlightSix useful for demonstrations, familiarisation and learning how conventional flight instruments respond. Features: • Responsive six-instrument cockpit • Live GPS ground speed • GPS and pressure-derived altitude options • Adjustable altimeter pressure setting • Attitude-level calibration • Turn-coordinator sensitivity settings • Live sensor-status information • Manual instrument demonstration mode • Works without an internet connection • No account or flight recording required Important: FlightSix uses consumer-device sensors and is intended for educational and demonstration purposes only. It is not certified aviation equipment and must not be used for navigation, aircraft control or safety-critical decisions. GPS speed is ground speed, not indicated airspeed. In pressurised aircraft, barometric altitude represents cabin pressure altitude rather than the aircraft’s actual altitude.