Radar - Mango App Spotlight - Merryman Blene1972

E'er forget where you lot parked your motorcar? How about where your hotel is? Radar is a Windows Phone app that is designed to aid y'all find your way back to locations such as where y'all parked your car. The app taps into your Windows Phone compass and GPS to tag these locations and track you lot back to them. No data connection is required.

Radar's layout is simple with a page for the radar brandish and a page to tag your render locations or targets. The Radar Page is basically a compass that will display the return direction to get back to your location. At that place are three preset tags available on the Targets Folio and all iii tin can be in use at the same time. You have tags for your automobile, hotel and custom location (can be anything) that volition place a corresponding icon on the radar screen.

To prepare a location, but tap on the location title on the Target Page. To cancel or reset the location, tap again to stop the tracking service. As you motility away from the tagged location, the distance from that point is displayed on the Radar and Target pages.

Radar

Radar is a Mango App that has the fast resume characteristic and volition retrieve your tagged locations when non running. There is live tile support that will prove how many targets are active from the live tile.

In taking Radar out for a brief test drive I institute information technology to exist accurate with regards to the distance from and direction to my tagged location. Radar is a very bones track dorsum app and some may prefer having a map overlay to help guide them in the correct direction. The reward of non having a map overlay ways yous don't need a data connection or a heavy download to shop the maps on board.

All in all, Radar isn't a bad choice if yous need a simple runway dorsum application for your Windows Phone. I can come across it coming in handy over the Holiday Season when you go shopping and need to remember where you lot parked your auto at the local mall. Or when traveling and need to recollect where y'all parked your automobile at the airdrome.

Radar is running $.99 over at the Windows Phone Marketplace (no trial version available) and you tin download it here.

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