GPS Locate vs. No BS GPS Utilizzo e statistiche

GPS Locate gives you a fast and accurate way to find your current location (and altitude) in various different coordinate systems! Your location can be viewed: • Within the app • As a widget for fast access from the home or lock screen • In the Apple Watch App • As an Apple Watch complication to see at a glance Supports the following coordinate systems: • Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) • British (Ordnance Survey) • Degrees Minutes Seconds (DMS) • Irish (Ordnance Survey Ireland) • Latitude and Longitude • Military Grid Reference System (MGRS) The watchOS app uses HealthKit to integrate with the Health app to offer workout tracking. Not only does this allow you to keep track of your walk but this also keeps the app open so you can locate yourself at a glance. Note: This app only supports traditional "Today View" widgets and not the new iOS 14 style widgets. For more infmation see: https://davidsouthgate.co.uk/projects/gps-locate/widgets/

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No BS GPS is a standalone watch app (no iPhone needed) that simply just shows your current GPS coordinates in a variety of formats in large print. Coordinate formats available include: Decimal Degress (DD) Degrees, Decimal Minutes (DDM) Degrees, Minutes, Seconds (DMS) Military Grid Reference System (MGRS) Universal Transverse Mercador (UTM) This app also shows your current altitude/elevation and your watch GPS's current horizontal and vertical accuracy. Accuracy and altitude can be displayed in feet or meters. If you're a member of the military who needs to immediately know their coordinates with no hassle, you will also find it handy that you can pause the GPS and freeze your currently displayed coordinates. Hunters and fishers, keep track of the GPS coordinates of your favorite hunting and fishing spots. Geocachers, use this app to easily locate your geocaches. Apple Watches use the WGS 84 reference frame datum. See https://developer.apple.com/documentation/corelocation/cllocationcoordinate2d