SparkySnark

one of the most painful apps to use. entering an address is the most frustrating thing in the world. sometimes it allows you to type. sometimes it doesn’t. sometimes it remembers what you just typed in, other times it doesn’t. if you are lucky enough for it to accept two addresses in a row and actually get a route from it, it is very helpful. but that the core functionality remains so broken for so long is enough for you to look elsewhere.

Moved into new house with speakers built in everywhere to the ceilings and walls. No idea how the wires are connected, and i’m not about to go around removing each speaker from the wall and ceiling to see how they are attached (i tried one one, but they are very difficult to remove). I needed to know the correct polarity so that I could correctly calculate the impedance of various series and parallel circuits of speakers with the amp so i didn’t overload it (in addition to them having optimal sound). The builders of my house did not seem to follow any sort of convention or pattern when ins

This is a very accurate app, and it's almost worth the $10. The only thing I wish it would do is transmit the speed and direction information with each tracking point so that it can be displayed on Google Maps or something else...this way along the path you see on Google Maps/Earth you'd have clickable tracking points that would tell you what your speed and direction was at that very instant. The free app GPS Tracker does this, so hopefully the developer would incorporate such a feature into GPS Kit. Other than that it's a very solid application.