WLPPR for iOS
Hello.
/ > Once upon a time I concocted waffles and evening milk a tiny page wlppr.co.
It quickly became popular and so I realized that there are still people who love to look at the world from above.
WLPPR is a small project on satellite imagery.
But we have all the fashion and all the time there. For this, it was decided not just to show people interesting places, but also allow them to download it as beautiful pictures in format Wallpaper for your phone. Did so, and stuck.
And now, after many nights, accumulated calories and rummaged gigabytes of map data, we launched an iOS client for all this.
Tadam Link to the AppStore
Android is on the way, we believe in it.
And a bit of information under the cut...
Total the application has (no website):
— Several thematic collections, such as Mars or False-Colour, or Mankind, and all sorts ripen for future publications;
— Description of each location with links to the found sources, such as NASA, ESA, JPL, HiRISE, etc.;
— Weekly updates;
— Zakus, the ability to add all your favorites (no, well, conveniently, by the way);
In General, what I swing, it's really interesting. Not for the sake of PR, and the proliferation of beautiful people.
Recently successfully a second time wandered into the red ProductHunt (suddenly you love there collection to make)
(PS, Yes, there are a couple of paid collections $1, but they are worth it. And for free is already to swing, believe me.)
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/ > Once upon a time I concocted waffles and evening milk a tiny page wlppr.co.
It quickly became popular and so I realized that there are still people who love to look at the world from above.
WLPPR is a small project on satellite imagery.
But we have all the fashion and all the time there. For this, it was decided not just to show people interesting places, but also allow them to download it as beautiful pictures in format Wallpaper for your phone. Did so, and stuck.
And now, after many nights, accumulated calories and rummaged gigabytes of map data, we launched an iOS client for all this.
Tadam Link to the AppStore
Android is on the way, we believe in it.
And a bit of information under the cut...
Total the application has (no website):
— Several thematic collections, such as Mars or False-Colour, or Mankind, and all sorts ripen for future publications;
— Description of each location with links to the found sources, such as NASA, ESA, JPL, HiRISE, etc.;
— Weekly updates;
— Zakus, the ability to add all your favorites (no, well, conveniently, by the way);
In General, what I swing, it's really interesting. Not for the sake of PR, and the proliferation of beautiful people.
Recently successfully a second time wandered into the red ProductHunt (suddenly you love there collection to make)
(PS, Yes, there are a couple of paid collections $1, but they are worth it. And for free is already to swing, believe me.)
