iEarthquakes Reviews – Page 4
5/5 rating based on 51 reviews. Read all reviews for iEarthquakes for iPhone.
iEarthquakes is paid iOS app published by Jirapong Nanta
POORLY DESIGNED APP
BMS12
What the positive reviews are about is confusing to me. There are several problems with iEarthquakes: 1) It is not possible to input a specific location. The app is designed to force you to reveal your exact location or the app cannot be used! What the hell? 2) If you touch the funnel looking icon? you can determine the distance out from you location on which quakes will be reported. This sounds nice but at the farthest range you have to choose between 500 miles or 5000 miles. No in between. That is a serious gap. The funnel icon also also has a space where you can enter your location. However it does not work. 3) If you touch the globe looking icon it pulls up a map of the planet and there is no way to exit this map. You have to quite the app and start again. What? There are other problems with this app. Listed here is just three glaring issues the developer needs to fix. For now save your money and look for better developed quake apps. Message to the developer: you need to stop charging money for this app.
One very nice app to have!
iQuack4U
I have used this app since it came out. Second review of this all. It is easy to set up and forget. Any alerts that I get gives me peace of mind knowing my family and friends are alerted. Part of my family lives in Guam and I can see if they gets any earthquakes or Tsunami warnings. Many of my friends live on the west coast this also alerts me of any warnings there. All around super great app!
Brilliant!
Cattywumpus
What an eye-opener! Before "Earthquake," I had NO idea there was so much significant seismic activity on our Earth. I love this app and refer to it every day. It takes you all over the world and increases your awareness of and compassion for your fellow beings.
Simple and direct
Dr Doodle
I like that the program is easy to use and follow, and also that it fosters a global perspective to my view of the world and what my fellow humans are going through. Thanks!
I live in inundation zone in Hawaii
hoax1
Hawaii is very susceptible to tsunami from Japan, Alaska, and Chile. iEarthquake has alerted me every 7+ earthquake quickly and before any of the Pacific Tsunami Warning System. Would love to see some updates in the future. Aloha