Handy Weather for Java-Based Mobile Phones
Posted by: Phat^Trance in Blackberry, Java Applications, LG, Motorola, Nokia, Nokia Apps (S60v3), Samsung, Sony, Sony SE Applications, Windows Mobile
Paragon Software Group, the leading developer of software for mobile devices and PC desktops, announces the release of Handy Weather application for Java-based mobile phones. The program enables mobile users to get wireless weather forecasts in Celsius and Fahrenheit from any point in the world directly on their mobile device, subject to network connection and carrier capabilities. Wireless Internet compatibility is the only requirement needed for users to get real time weather information.
Handy Weather can be set to automatically update weather forecasts at certain intervals (every two, four, eight, twelve or twenty-four hours), or at a time preset by the user.
Main Features of Handy Weather Include:
- Celsius and Fahrenheit options for high and low day temperature
- Only 2.5 Kb per city forecast
- Temperature graph for up to seven consecutive days, and simultaneous forecast for several locations of the user’s choice
- Current condition (for most cities)
- 40,000 preset cities worldwide
- Well-designed animated graphics include traditional weather icons and text
- Wind direction, speed in mph, km/h or m/s
- Current pressure and humidity
- UV index, and other important features
The product will be offered for 5, 95 USD (3,95 EUR – VAT included) for a three-month subscription service or 14,95 USD (10, 95 EUR – VAT included) for a one-year subscription service. The program is compatible with all mobile phones supporting Java MIDP 2.0, including Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Motorola, Samsung and LG. Handy Weather is available in different editions (separate files): for mobile phones with 240*320, 176*220 and 128*160 resolution screens.
Get the application from here: http://www.penreader.com/index.html





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