A mobile application for Java enabled mobile phones. Every day it shows when sun and moon rises and sets. There are geographical data like: oceans, continents, lakes, rivers and other. It contains european and american names for numbers. It has a converter of many units (length, pressure, temperature and many other).

Description

A mobile application for Java enabled mobile phones.

Every day it shows:

• when sun rises and sets
• when moon rises and sets
• days till the end of the year
• number of the day
• how long the day lasts

It contains:

• geographical data like: oceans, continents, lakes, rivers, tunnels, bridges and other
• planetary data
• country and global domains
• currency of countries
• information about countries of Europe and UE (geo information, emergency phones, country code, currency, car plates and other)
• It contains european and american names for numbers
• zodiac signs

There are also information about current year:

• when starts winter, spring, summer and fall
• date of Easter
• there is data of phases of the moon

It has a converter of many units (length, mass, area, volume, temperature, speed, pressure, arc, energy, power). All of them are Europe and UK/US kind - like metres and inches.

By find option it is possible to search through midlet. All data are calculated so it is possible to use astronomical data like moon rises and sets on whole Earth. Simply - enter your latitude, longitude and time zone.

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Compatibility

Calendar is MIDP 2.0 and CLDC 1.1 mobile Java application. So almost all new phones support it.

Screenshots

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Help for configuration

Place:
Latitude: (+) North or (-) South
Longitude: (+) East or (-) West

For example:
19°07'E is 19.116, 50°23'N is 50.383 or
68°42'W is -68.700, 51°17'N is 51.283
It is easy to convert: 19°07' it is 19 and (07 * (100/60)) = 19,116.

Timezone:
It is a difference between UTC time and your local time. West of Greenwich, Great Britain enter negative numbers. East of Greenwich enter positive values.

For example: