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Current Version: 3.2.0

Requires Android: 2.2 and up

Category: Transportation

v3.2.0 update:

v.3.2.0 – Jan 1, 2014

• More track logging options

• GPX files now contain the <speed> tag

• Better integration with Maverick

v.3.1.2-3.1.3 – May 2013

• Support for bigger screens (1920×1080)

• Fixed: Fixed several minor bugs

v.3.1.1 – Apr 25, 2013

• Improved track recording

• Added option to clear the log file

• GPX files now contain track segments

Overview:

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SpeedView is an advanced speedometer application that uses the phone’s built-in GPS system to show your current, maximum and average speed, as well as the direction, total distance, and time traveled. Suitable for running, car driving, biking, or hiking.

• High accuracy

GPS-based speedometer that is more accurate than the one in your car.

• Linear compass

Shows your current direction of travel. A compass mode is also available.

• HUD mode

Mirrors the numbers so you can place your phone on your car’s dashboard and see the speed reflected in the front glass. You can check out this video to see how it works: http://youtu.be/rzda7CQ-ZAU

• Speed graph

Displays a graph chart covering the last several minutes.

• Speed warning

You can set the speed limits for three different types of roads so that when you go too fast a visual alert or sound will notify you.

• Display units

Supports units such as miles, kilometers, and nautical miles.

• GPX track export

Enables you to save your current track to the SD card or email it to someone. The GPX format is supported by Google Earth and many other programs: http://www.topografix.com/gpx_resources.asp

• Background mode

You can minimize the program and keep it running in the background. It will work as usual and even notify you when you exceed the speed limit.

Please note that the accuracy of GPS measurements is affected by a number of factors including atmospheric conditions, obstructions and the visibility of satellites.

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