Simple Destination Alarm
Free AppAbout Simple Destination Alarm
Sometimes you want to take a nap or concentrate to listen to music during moving
You can miss the station of bus or subway you want to get off.
You can miss the station of bus or subway you want to get off.
You do not have to worry anymore.
Set the destination easily, and when it reaches the destination can be notified.
Merit
- GPS is not used. GPS can not measure the exact location, but on the subway or bus, It could be out of service.
- The algorithm let you know it is around your destination.
- You can choose multiple destinations.
- Provide information on destination: distance, remaining distance, real-time speed, remaining time offers.
Key features
- Search location you want to find out.
- Choose destination and touch to get alarm.
- Provide the remaining distance and total distance.
- Providing the approximate remaining time, real-time speed.
This app tells you the destination you want to reach.
But, there is no legal liability of wrong information.
Thank you.
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by A####:
Very few of these destination alarms work well for everyone. But I tried this one on my Galaxy S2 here in Sydney Australia, and found that it worked. So far I have only tested it once. But what is unique, is that this app does not use GPS, - so therefore save the phone's battery. It may be unique in that regard! Upon starting up the app, you press the left "New" button and a map of your approximate position - without starting up the GPS. You find your intended destination on the map and press on it. Then press the right blue button to save the location. You then enter your email address on the next screen. Leave the app on but turn off the screen when you start on your trip. I found (using Hotmail) the notification went off about 10-15 seconds after I got off the bus at my interchange (that was the set location). When you st the location on the map, you will see a circle. The app looks for the cell in that area, and when in range, the notification activates. Very clever! However, if going on a bus or train, perhaps it would be wise to select a map position BEFORE your actual destination. You get a chance to get off at the right place. Perhaps GMail will deliver ahead of Hotmail.