RadarLab Mobile released in beta

[ssimmons]

WeatherTAP.com has just released RadarLab Mobile Beta which is a weather tracking tool developed using HTML5 and is meant to be used on a mobile device. This means it should work on the iPhone, Android phones as well as other phones that have an Internet browser that supports HTML5. So all you WeatherTAP.com subscribers check it out by going to www.weathertap.com/radarlabmobile. If you don't have a subscription, you can sign up for a two week free trial by going here: www.weathertap.com/freetrial. There is a help link located toward the bottom of the RadarLab Mobile page that tells you how to zoom and pan and such. Here are a few screen shots of the storms that rolled through last night.

 

[Jerry Prsha]

Thanks Stacey! I wish i had this yesterday afternoon!

 

[Christopher E. Kincaid]

Is there a lower cost package for just mobile phones? I looked and didn't see one. I have the GRx apps so I don't need WeatherTap on my PC/laptop.

 

[Tim Shriver]

Anyone try it on a Blackberry running O/S 5?

Tim

 

[ssimmons]

Tim: RadarLab Mobile will not work on Blackberry OS 5. It should work on Blackberry 0S 6 since the Internet browser for that OS has support for HTML5. OS 5 does not have support for HTML5.

Christopher: As of right now, we do not have a separate subscription for Mobile only. I will bring that up to management to see if that is something they might want to do at some point in the future.

 

[Shawn Gossman]

I am guessing this will work good on Android 1? I may have to give it a try!

 

[ssimmons]

I know it will work on Android 2.0 and up. I haven't tried it on any version lower than that. If you try it on a version lower than 2.0, let me know how it works.