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Nokia has announced its latest Lumia smartphone offerings for the Middle East
Originally done through Kickstarter, Vaavud is a company in Denmark that smartphone thl has created an affordable, simple wind meter that plugs directly into your device’s headphone jack. The device itself contains no electronics, doesn’t require charging, and is extremely portable.
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Nokia has announced its latest Lumia smartphone offerings for the Middle East, hoping to boost the popularity of the Windows Mobile platform and increase its market share against competitors Samsung and Apple.
“Whether you ring or vibrate, I find happiness in your voice. Your very position, as you lay prostrate in my hand, gives me comfort as your surface and my flesh become one. Let nothing come between us as we seek to deepen the bonds that so tightly bind us together.
“I, therefore, take thee to be my constant companion, to have and to hold from this day forward, for better or worse, for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, till death do us part.”
The app starts measuring current and average wind speed, marking it in your current location. You can stop measuring at any time. Tap the Map icon to see what other people near you have measured for wind speed in the past 24 hours. It does show your location to others, though (but not any identifying information), so if privacy is an issue, don’t turn on your location for the app. You can also see your own wind speed history if you sign up, which you can do with a stand-alone account or with Facebook.
The ThL T200 White app is very clean and simple, and is pretty no-frills. But you can view your wind speed in different units, such as m/s, Kmh, mph, Kts and Bft. If you’re wondering how accurate the device is, here is official word from the website:
