iOS App "Weathercube" Free Today [Normally $4.99] @ Appoftheday

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monty.melb on 06/07/2014 - 11:29 itunes.apple.com (1293 clicks)
Last edited 08/07/2014 - 14:05 by 1 other user

Rated 4.5/5 stars

Welcome to the wonderful world of Weathercube

Apple's App of the Week.
Listed in Apple's 'App Store Best of 2012'.

• The New York Times: "A Weather Report That’s Colorful, With a Chance of Fun."
• Mashable.com: "Weathercube turns the forecast into a sleek, touchable experience."
• Appadvice.com: "Weathercube is one stunning yet amazingly functional weather app."
• BeautifulPixels.com: "We simply cannot resist featuring the work of some talented designers and developers and giving them the exposure they deserve!"

Weathercube is the gestural weather app for iPhone. No buttons; just swipe, pinch and tap your way through the weather. We did all the work, so you have all the fun. It's clean, simple, hot and fresh at the same time!

Weathercube: it's the weather - in a cube - awesome!

FEATURES:
- Completely interactive
Weathercube likes to be touched, so swipe, pinch and tap that thing without getting arrested!

• Unique hourly, daily and weekly view
  Wear flip-flops or snowboots? The detailed hourly view shows the weather from hour to hour.

• Serving over 1.7 million cities
  Database contains just about every city on the globe for your personal weather: whenever, wherever.

• Colorful themes
  Personalize Weathercube to your preference with special colored themes.

• Available in multiple languages
  Your local weather in your local language

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  [Deactivated] on 06/07/2014 - 11:35

  +3

  Presentation looks good but data source is questionable. If it ain't from BoM or www.yr.no then more or less a guide than actual forecast.

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    DeWalt on 06/07/2014 - 17:14

    -1

    According to maaogixt (a reviewer on iTunes), the weather for Australia is way out, definitely not taken from bom.gov.au data.

    In other words, you might as well use a weather rock - it will be as accurate ;)

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  fishybone on 06/07/2014 - 12:22

  Deleted it within 5 minutes of use. Might be my aging iPad3, but it was laggy and crashed a couple of times. Nice infographics but over-complicating what really is quite simple. As above poster mentioned, data source is questionable. No better than native weather information provided by Yahoo.

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  ashtrayc2c on 06/07/2014 - 17:06

  good deal, but its been free a couple of times now… just saying.

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  UFO on 06/07/2014 - 18:55

  +2

  Might be New York Times pick… but for Australia check out Pocket Weather. Uses BoM, and very simple to use. Intuitive and you can call up extra info if you want with a flick to the left or right.

  I paid for this a few years back and its spot on for Canberra and Sydney weather (at least as spot on as weather forecasting can be!)

  I normally dont buy apps… but I bought this!

  Just looked it up on app store… first aussie app ever made for our weather 5 years ago now.
  For Australia, by Australians!

  Nice spiel :).

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    ccrap on 07/07/2014 - 07:32

    This. Have pocket weather and love it!

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  The Buyer on 07/07/2014 - 07:50

  Weatherzone Plus is still the best weather app.