10.04.08
Posted in iPhone at 3:05 pm by Kamal
Radar in Motion for the iPhone is just around the corner.
UPDATE: The application has been submitted to Apple for review to be included on the App Store. We’ll see how long that takes and what happens. Here are some things to know about the application:
- It uses the National Weather Service’s Composite Reflexivity radar.
- You can search by city/state or ZIP code or use your current location.
- It will cost $0.99.
I’ll let you know when it becomes available. Hopefully will be soon!
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09.21.08
Posted in Miscellaneous at 12:44 am by Kamal
Since the release of the new iPhone, I have received many queries about a version of Radar In Motion for it. I can certainly see where it would be helpful. Unfortunately, I have no plans to work on an iPhone version at this time. The main reason is the lack of time, especially given the larger audience an iPhone app would have. Sorry to disappoint. If my plans change, I will certainly let everyone know here. Thanks for all of your interest in Radar In Motion!
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07.12.08
Posted in Miscellaneous at 9:21 am by Kamal
For any of you who are concert lovers, I have created a new widget called ConcertGoer, which retrieves concert information from PollStar. It’s a need I’ve had for awhile, so I finally managed to create a widget for it!
And thanks again to all of you for your continued support of Radar In Motion. Just to give you some stats, Radar In Motion has:
- been publicly available since May 2005, when it made its debut on DashboardWidgets,
- been downloaded approximately 1.53 million times,
- spent more than 1 week as the top downloaded widget on Apple’s Dashboard site, and
- never left the top 50 in Apple’s downloaded widgets since it first made the list in July 2005.
So, a happy birthday to Radar In Motion’s trip to the top. It started as nothing more than a project answering a need I had myself that I then released to the public hoping someone else might benefit from it. With all of your feedback, the widget has become so much better, in my opinion. Thank you again for helping make Radar In Motion what it is today!
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06.07.08
Posted in Dashboard at 7:39 pm by Kamal
The Weather Channel changed some things in the format of their pages, meaning Radar in Motion broke if you tried to access a new map or load the widget for the first time. I’ve compensated with Radar In Motion 2.5.3. I know that I’m rather unresponsive to emails and for that I apologize. Work and life in general keeps me very busy. Please know that I do plan to keep working on the widget for the foreseeable future, so when major issues like that come up, I will certainly fix them as soon as I have time. Apologies to those for whom the widget didn’t work for the last few days. I think all should be well now!
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06.06.08
Posted in Dashboard at 12:59 pm by Kamal
I have been getting many messages that Radar In Motion is no longer working. Unfortunately, I won’t be back in front of my Mac until tomorrow evening to see what is going on. If Radar in Motion isn’t working for you at all, don’t worry, I’m hoping to look into it this weekend and get it back to a working state. I suspect weather.com changed their format or something like that.
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12.26.07
Posted in Dashboard at 2:11 pm by Kamal
By the way, I’m aware of the NOAA issues. I’m working on them as we speak and hope to have a fixed version out very soon.
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10.28.07
Posted in Dashboard at 10:13 am by Kamal
Now that I have Leopard, I can actually try Radar In Motion on it. It led to one more fix, so here is Version 2.5.2. This version also fixes the map of France.
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10.25.07
Posted in Dashboard at 10:16 pm by Kamal
I heard rumors that Leopard caused some Radar In Motion problems. It is my hope that version 2.5.1 takes care of these issues. If not, please let me know.
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06.20.07
Posted in Dashboard at 9:55 pm by Kamal
After a break that was way too long, I have returned with Radar In Motion 2.5 for Dashboard. This new version has the following changes:
- The end of “Invalid Location!” messages thanks to the PopularData ZIP code database. They are providing this database free with no restrictions, so please take the time to go thank them if you have a chance.
- A location highlight box. Hold down the shift key and double-click anywhere on the map to put a small, red box. This can help you quickly locate a specific location on the map. To delete the box, hold down the shift key and double-click within the red box.
Enjoy this new version!
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06.03.07
Posted in Miscellaneous at 5:18 pm by Kamal
Apologies for being MIA for some time now. I know that you have had to deal with some issues with the software and for that I am sorry. Due to circumstances beyond my control, I was unable to work on the widget for some time. I am in the process of making fixes and enhancements as we speak.
However, I am afraid I’m going to have to announce that I no longer intend to keep up the Yahoo! Widgets version of the widget. Keeping the two in sync is just too hard given my lack of time now and I find there are enough differences in the two systems to make it annoying. I also will not be developing a version for Vista Gadgets or the Google widget engine.
I hope to be posting a new version by week’s end that addresses current problems and adds a new feature or two!
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