Earthquake v2.0.6 introduces Apple Watch support and new notification filters (by US States and Canadian provinces or territories).
Earthquake and Terremoto (special edition for the Italian app store) counts more than 800.000 users worldwide.

Earthquake app is available on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch. Users from Italy can download Terremoto app.
PlaceTrack v3.6.3 offers an Apple Watch app, in time for tomorrow’s launch!

PlaceTrack for Apple Watch now available on the App Store
taken on Mon, 15 Aug 2014 16:02:14 (CEST) in Diavolezza, Pontresina, Switzerland
[NIKON D300; 20 mm @ f/3.5 @ 1/3200 sec @ 200 ISO ]
Earthquake is one of the four apps being featured in the US App Store weather category
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PlaceTrack is the best full-featured location sharing app available to date. Initially created as a background Google Latitude updater, PlaceTrack now uses its own backend infrastructure and continues to work well with even more sharing features. Your location data can now include location history, speed, altitude, whether you’re walking, running, moving in a vehicle or resting (using the new M7 coprocessor on supported devices).
Share your live location or location history with authorized PlaceTrack contacts or keep it for youself, for later viewing. Optionally publish to secret web urls so anyone with web access can see where you are or where you have been.


taken on Sat, 4 Jan 2014 16:44 (CEST) in Seiser Alm (Coppa del Mondo di slittino)
[ iPhone 5S; 4.1 mm @ f/2.2 @ 1/30 sec @ 50 ISO ]
A small collection of winter pictures taken last January in the Dolomites.
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(spanish version
here)
don’t forget to download the free app from itunes(*): https://itunes.apple.com/app/earthquake/id632040358?ls=1&mt=8
(*)not available in Italy
Last month I visited the Red Bull Hangar-7 in Salzburg, a private airport hangar owned by the founder of the energy drink company and one Europe’s most eccentric places with its stunning architecture, innovative art and an impressive collection of planes, racecars and helicopters!
taken on Mon, 5 Oct 2013 18:49:42 (CEST) in Salzburg, Austria
[NIKON D300; 18 mm @ f/3.2 @ 1/80 sec @ 3200 ISO ]
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A few cute animal pictures I took recently
taken on Mon, 19 Aug 2013 16:05:21 (CEST) in Seiser Alm, Italy
[NIKON D300; 26 mm @ f/3.5 @ 1/2500 sec @ 200 ISO ]
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Last year I launched Terremoto, a top quality (5-star average rating on the IT App Store) iOS app that keeps you informed on the latest earthquakes in Italy, using a friendly user interface and a robust backend infrastructure for targeted push notifications and post-earthquake data collection from several international sources.
Its success was so huge that I decided to divide the app into an Italian and an International, localized version, to give room for new, unique features.
Earthquake shows worldwide earthquake data from multiple networks, supports push notifications with city, country, continent and magnitude filters and offers the same feature set as the italian version:
- map view with different sized and colored circles to represent event magnitude and age
- receive push notifications on your phone as soon as the event data is available from an official source (you can set alerts based on location and/or magnitude threshold). Push notifications allow the application to receive events even when unused, without this leading to an increased consumption of battery
- event timeline (today, yesterday, previous days)
- notification alerts and events timeline support filtering by magnitude, country or continent
- detail view for any event, reachable from map and timeline views
- export data to Google Earth or other installed apps supporting kml file format
- social sharing: share event map and data to Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Email
- reverse geocoding: names of locations, when unavailable, are calculated automatically from their geographical coordinates
- no ads!

Earthquake app has been localized in many languages including English, Spanish, French, German and Greek and is available on all App Stores (italian users should download the local “
Terremoto” app, though).

