WorldPulse Earth Weather Clouds Temperature Reviews

WorldPulseEarthWeatherCloudsTemperature is poorly conceived and badly put together. A sparkling globe revolves, makes pinging noises, and one can drill down to a map which is poor quality (great rectangular sheets of Lake Malawi extend onto the land) which then allows you to look at a pin which makes a claim about ping time. That's it. If you press i, then a page of gibberish covers the screen which can't be got rid of. It's idiotic and I'm a fool for having bought it.

The huge add banner at the top is so annoying it takes your attention off WorldPulseEarthWeatherCloudsTemperature !

You pay $3.99 for WorldPulseEarthWeatherCloudsTemperature , and get bombarded with adds. Then they want MORE money for in app purchases.

This review is for the iPhone 4S on iOS 7.0.3

Zero stars for the deceptive app.

Please make any update, WorldPulseEarthWeatherCloudsTemperature is not opening in my iPad mini...

I downloaded this for free, and am glad this is the case. I'm not exactly sure what the goal or purpose WorldPulseEarthWeatherCloudsTemperature is supposed to have. Description is strange. I'm not sure what is meant by "sending electrons" to another country. This just shows pings being identified. If you want to find locations on the earth, use Google Earth instead.

Nice view of our planet and great showing clouds and day or night but not for me as I find the rest of it boring and would rather use google earth than this.

Pinch to zoom is too sensitive. Please lessen the sensitivity and add more images and make them higher resolution.

Should have a option to customize colors according to different latency time intervals.

재밌네요! 자세해서 더 좋은것같아요. 추가되었으면 하는것은 검색 기능인데 예를들어 어느나라 를 검색하거나 도시를 검색하면 그곳으로 찾아갈 필요없이 한번에 가서 보면되니까 번거롭게 지구 도려가면서(가끔 이상한 방향으로 돌아가더군 ㅡㅡ) 볼 필요가 없어서 편할것 같음ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 근데 이거 한글로써도 알아듣나?

Nice...

Hypnotic app. I love it.

You'll get transfixed

Probably one of the more unique ways of using a "google earth format". I have to say the live cloud-cover and light terminator was pretty cool. I found myself wasting some time on the bus watching storm clouds forming off the west coast, and was completely unsurprised to get hit by heavy winds that evening. The ability to know just how well my isp is connecting me to each country is pretty cool too. (I was disappointed that the ping time to where my brother moved to is so high).

Given the high turn around on updates, and the number of interesting features being added each time, I'll go with a 5 for an interesting app + effort. The free part is a bonus. It would be nice to see better resolution and a more definite location mapping for different cities etc.

Edit: Oh, there's a pro version, nm.

It's cool

I like this WorldPulse app, though I'm not sure how useful or practical it is.
I'm sorry a previous reviewer was so negative about it, and didn't understand the "gibberish" on the information screen, and also failed to locate the "[x]" in the lower left corner of the screen in order to clear it.
I can't find much to fault in WorldPulseEarthWeatherCloudsTemperature , and what faults exist may not be the developer's fault (the map resolution and overlays).
Thus, I'll give this 5 stars for now, for doing exactly what it claims, doing it well, and doing it with a bit of flair!

I cant explain how cool this is!!!!!

Great app

Breath takeing ,the greatest

To the poor reviewers...read. In app touch the little "I" in the lower left corner of the first screen or use WorldPulseEarthWeatherCloudsTemperature store's developer's web page link. My gosh!

Does exactly what it says. Pings a country. Maps are just a bonus. Clouds are awesome. Wish there was a 'go to' feature tho.
Not sure of the difference between all 4 versions of your app though.

At first I thought this a waste of time and space But I have learned to appreciate it. It does exactly what it says and in an entertaining manner I was quite impressed with the realism of the day night terminator and the correct inclination of the globe and it's location in its orbit around the sun The latter can be inferred by looking at the perpetual daytime nighttime conditions at each geographic pole Good job One bell and whistle would be the option to rotate the globe with the inclination locked ;)