AstroComputer v1.0
By eviloldguy. Updated December 11, 2011
AstroComputer uses algorithms developed by famed Belgian astronomer and meteorologist Jan Meeus to calculate the positions of the sun, moon, and planets for the chosen date, time and location. An internal database stores location and time zone data for over 1000 cities throughout the globe. Just enter date and time, select a city and AstroComputer does the rest.
AstroComputer is designed for Android tablets and requires at least Android OS version 3.1 or later. It will run on most 8-10 inch screen Android tablet devices. This application is meant as the first of a series of astrological applications, which will include one for calculation of progressed charts and astrological forecasting.
Application
Default language:
English
Trial version:
No
"In-App" billing:
No
With advertisements:
No Screenshots:
Requirements
Requires Google Play and/or account:
No
Requires third-party libraries:
No
Requires 'rooted' device:
No
Minimum Android version:
Android 3.1
Minimum screen width:
240 dpx
Requires features:
Touchscreen Free
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Reviews of AstroComputer
By 911500800740711_r.... Updated November 27, 2016
Very bad app. Don't bother.
By 911503452041438_r.... Updated August 21, 2016
Good app, great value.
By smganema1. Updated December 13, 2014
Good app, great value.
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Opps!
My most sincere apology to Mr. Meeus. His first name is Jean, not Jan. Sometimes I miss letters on this tiny Mac keyboard because my hands are just too big for it.