Hold all the time in the world in your hands.
Time Map is ideal for anyone with business, friends, or
family in different parts of the world. The beautiful,
easy-to-read interface allows you to identify the time in
other cities quickly and easily. The attractive display
shows cities on a day/night map to give you an instant and
intuitive feel for the time around the world.
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Tap on a city to see the exact time of night or day.
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Automatically show the time in your current location.
(This feature requires network connectivity.)
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Select between 12- and 24-hour time.
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Zoom and scroll the map to focus on a particular region.
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Configure the map by enabling the display of clouds and
city lights.
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Customize the display by selecting cities from a
database containing 85,000 entries.
Time Map requires an iPhone or iPod touch with OS 3.0 or
newer. Install
Time Map through the App Store.
Version History
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1.2.0
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Added the ability to display the time in the
user's current location.
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Added high-resolution icons and graphics for
iPhone 4.
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Added localization for Japanese.
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Fixed several minor bugs that could in principle
cause the app to crash.
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1.1.0
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Added localizations for German, Spanish,
Portuguese, French, Dutch, and Chinese
(traditional and simplified).
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Improved startup and map rendering performance.
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Fixed a rendering problem at the equator where a
discontinuity is visible in the terminator.
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Fixed a bug where the cloud layer was slightly
offset from its correct position.
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Fixed a regression introduced in 1.0.1 that could
cause the application to start on the Settings
screen.
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1.0.1
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Fixed a bug that could cause a crash on the
Settings screen.
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Made the city search feature more robust to
accommodate users who enter the state as well as
the city name.
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1.0.0
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Initial public release.
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Attribution
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The map images were projected and resized using Xplanet,
although no Xplanet code is used in the application
itself.
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The day and night images of the Earth were made
available by NASA through the Visible Earth
website.
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The cloud image is composited by the author of Xplanet
using images provided by Dundee
University.
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The city data is compiled and maintained by GeoNames.
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The following people contributed to Time Map by adding
translations:
- Chinese - Victor Kao
- Dutch - David VH
- French - Jean-Baptiste Yunès
- German - Thomas Lohmiller
- Japanese - Noriyo Sakamoto
- Spanish - Eliza Khuner
- Portuguese - Clife Moreira