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Angle
  • CategoryUtilities
  • Versions1 archived
  • Installable1 of 1
  • AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store
  • Bundle IDcom.smudgeapps.Angle

RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 2.0 or later.

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1.1.1
Requires iOS 2.0+
Non-Retina
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Angle 1.1.1.ipa · 324 KB Encrypted Install Download

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Peaked at #251 (July 29, 2010) · 1 archived capture · Jul 2010

Archived Reviews

8 of 17
Not bad
     
by Astersmitem · September 1, 2009

Cool app. Either the app or my ipod Needs calibration option

Good Idea
     
by Hxdgvjcbk · January 1, 2010

Needs a calibration option.

Awesome
     
by R frommann · February 12, 2010

App works perfectly!!!. It is dead accurate with my 3gs!

Worked for engineering class
     
by kaxorpie · October 12, 2010

I calibrated my homemade angle of attack sensor with this app. It's not perfect but it worked! :)

     
by KreBen · October 15, 2009

Great idea, but GPW do I calibrate it? It Ford not have correct reading.

Good looking Level but....
     
by Sea_BassNH · January 18, 2009

Nice looking interface but No calibration option. Hopfully it will be in next rev

Off a tad
     
by Big Hev · February 27, 2010

It's a great concept. Elegant in it's simplicity, but definitely needs a cacibration option. My app is three degrees off in every direction. But I can't cry over free milk.

Needs calibration option!
     
by RyTunes · May 11, 2009

Has potential to be a great, simple, straightforward app, but it says my flat table is 2*, when it should read zero, with no way to fix it. Seems to work fine other than that, though.

Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.