[meteorite-list] Meteorite App?

[Eric Wichman]

I received the email, but haven't looked at the App... don't know what 
it's about nor have I heard of the guy before. Went to the website, but 
it's all about selling a credit card processing App for iPhone.

Eric



On 5/17/2011 3:18 PM, Ruben Garcia wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> Anyone else get this email or heard of this? It is NOT a form letter
> as in another email he mentions my guitar playing. Looks interesting
> though.   I don't have an IPhone if you do, email me and I'll forward
> the email with FREE code. I only have one FREE code so the first
> person that wants to try it will get it and let us all know if it is
> usefull.....
>
> Hi Mr Meteorite!
>
> We just finished up an iPhone app called Meteorite Hunter and would
> like to provide you with a free copy.
>
> http://www.innerfence.com/howto/redeem-free-promo-code-for-iphone-app-from-iphone-or-itunes
>
> Here is a brief description of the app:
>
> Meteorite Hunter maps and displays all of the earth's known meteorite
> and impact crater discoveries (non-Antarctic). Map annotations for
> each event are added, and the location coordinates plus other
> information is provided for each event. Simply click on an annotation
> to bring up the name and exact location of each event. Click on the
> detail disclosure button to bring up even more information about each
> event, such as the discovery date, mass, the type of meteorite, etc.
>
> Browse the world map and zoom in on strewn fields and impact craters
> from around the world. Find the most fruitful meteorite hunting areas
> near you. Add and track your own meteorite discoveries with automatic
> location detection, and track your current location with respect to an
> area of interest.
>
> Due to the many thousands of known discoveries, the map annotations
> are grouped until the zoom level is such that the individual locations
> can be shown. Impact craters are shown with purple annotations.
> Meteorite discoveries that result from a witnessed fall are shown as
> green, and discoveries where the fall was not witnessed are shown as
> red.
>
> Happy hunting!
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