The Wired Blog has an interesting list of applications that emulate and replace actual hardware tools -
A Level, which uses the iPhone's tilt-sensors to emulate a spirit level, complete with a virtual bobbing bubble in a tube. Its latest version now includes calibration. It is surprisingly accurate.
TapeMeasure, as its name implies, is used for length/distance measurements. However it use the 3G's GPS to do so and hence can't be that precise.
Speed Alert replaces your car's speedometer with a far less accurate, GPS-based speedometer. A useful feature though is the alarm when you exceed a pre-set speed limit.
Caliper intended for close-up work measurement and is simple to use but is limited to the length of the iPhone's screen.
More details, including product pages, are available here.
Thursday, September 11, 2008
iPhone Applications That Replace Your Tools
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