iStellar vs FULL COMPASS Usage & Stats

iStellar is a planetarium App that shows the starry sky seen from the place and time of your choice. It is optimized for Multi-Touch control, allowing you to operate intuitively; drag to move the star chart, pinch to zoom in and out, and so on. The star chart can be rotated from portrait to landscape, and you can even fix the location via GPS (only for iPhone 3G). FEATURES - Over 16,000 star data, with name for 254 stars - Twinkles like actual stars - Simulates distortion (atmospheric refraction and extinction) at low altitude - Displays the Sun, daylight, twilight, the Moon (with shape and phase), 8 planets, Pluto - Shows name, line and picture for all constellations - Milky Way with real tone - Plots Messier objects and their names - Comets with accurate position and magnitude. Data can be downloaded whenever available - Meteor Shower Radiants - Solar eclipse simulation with high accuracy - Adjustable moonlight and light polution - Landscape and azimuth / direction grid - Beautiful animation (real-time, adjusted time, reversal) - Simulates every second between 1 Jan 1900 to 31 Dec 2099 - Switches screen according to the device's orientation - Zoom by pinching(3 to 180 degrees) - Easy moving through the sky by dragging, and centering by double-tap - Object Search function - Free choice of location and time zone, instant setting with GPS

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FULL COMPASS

It is a full spec compass. A full-spec compass that allows you to switch between English and Japanese with a single touch. You can measure not only the direction but also the spirit level, altimeter, and latitude / longitude. 16 directions can be displayed. You can switch by tapping the button to switch from Japanese to English. The orientation is also displayed at a 360 degree angle. You can display the tilt graphically according to the tilt of your smartphone. It may not be possible to measure altitude on some devices. ● Please read if you feel that the compass does not work properly. The compass app works with a magnetic sensor (gyro sensor). Not all smartphones and tablets have a magnetic sensor, so make sure your device has a magnetic sensor. Also, if you are using a case with a magnet, or if there is a battery, another smartphone / mobile battery, an outlet, or other object that generates magnetism nearby, it may not function properly. Please use it in a state where there is nothing that generates magnetism. If you feel that the orientation is off, calibrate the magnetic sensor. The magnetic sensor can be adjusted by turning the smartphone in a figure eight, so please try it.