Download Aloha Compass Clock Travel LWP APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 1.8 |
| Update | 8 years ago |
| Size | 1.33 MB (1,393,470 bytes) |
| Developer | Bounty Labs |
| Category | Apps, Personalization |
| Package Name | com.bountylabs.aloha.compass.clock.travel.lwp |
| OS | 2.2 and up |
Aloha Compass Clock Travel LWP APPLICATION description
Dear Friends, if you're already dreaming about a summer vacation, this beautiful "Aloha Compass Clock Travel LWP" has been created especially for you! Treat yourself to the Compass Adventure Tours. You'll enjoy fantastic adventures, ocean travel, paradise islands, beaches, bikini, palmas, beach sports, diving, surfing, and the best vacation of your life!
Features:
Compass
Clock
HD images
Smooth parallax
Travels, holidays and summer vacation atmosphere
Optimized for smartphones and tablets
Help:
1. To use, hold your Android device flat, use just like a real compass.
2. How can I calibrate the compass on my phone?
If there is no built-in compass calibration application from the manufacturer, then likely you can calibrate your compass by opening up our application that uses the compass, and moving the device in a certain manner. Here are two types of movements to try:
a. The "figure 8 pattern" easier said than understood. Here's what it looks like YouTube Video of Figure 8 compass calibration.
b. Three axis rotations: Rotate 360° around each of the three axes, so one full rotation with screen facing up, one full rotation "rolling" sideways, one full rotation "pitching" forward.
Features:
Compass
Clock
HD images
Smooth parallax
Travels, holidays and summer vacation atmosphere
Optimized for smartphones and tablets
Help:
1. To use, hold your Android device flat, use just like a real compass.
2. How can I calibrate the compass on my phone?
If there is no built-in compass calibration application from the manufacturer, then likely you can calibrate your compass by opening up our application that uses the compass, and moving the device in a certain manner. Here are two types of movements to try:
a. The "figure 8 pattern" easier said than understood. Here's what it looks like YouTube Video of Figure 8 compass calibration.
b. Three axis rotations: Rotate 360° around each of the three axes, so one full rotation with screen facing up, one full rotation "rolling" sideways, one full rotation "pitching" forward.
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