I love WeatherBug, I won't lie. Crowd-sourced data from my own neighborhood grade school, nice precipitation radar map, and optimized for iPad. Pilots and weather -- goes together like steamed milk and espresso!
First thing in the morning, I also like my morning news served up fresh, like my espresso. And I admit, I watch Channel 5 (the local Fox affiliate) when I am in D.C. So I downloaded their iPhone weather app, and was pleasantly surprised by the clean layout, the up-to-date info, and overall functionality. Branding is consistent with the TV channel's web site and on-screen graphics.
The app could use a nifty real-time radar map, but otherwise I'd give this a 4 out of 5, and recommend downloading it from the App Store (it's free), or check it out here, if you are a DC local, or just want to know when it's gonna snow on those people in Congress...
I have been using the iphone apps you described in your posting, I am really satisfied with it. You can also find out apps for iphone by using google, I am telling here a nice and good list of best graphic books apps for iphone here.
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Thanks, Deloris. I think the iOS platform is awesome for publishing, as well. I'll be addressing this in upcoming posts.
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