Adjusted the start time used to determine ongoing phases. Over the years it seems to have drifted. It should be more accurate now.
I also updated the link within the app to point to a more informative web page.
Updated for new SDK.
Added new graphic for "supermoon"
Added new upcoming dates for special graphics
Minor bug fixes
Updated to newest SDK
8.22 - Fixed up interface for new Hemisphere support.8.12 - Minor bug fixes8.11 - Added ability to switch view for Southern Hemisphere.- Fixed the rotation of the Earth to be aware of time zones. Previously it only showed from EST.7.55 - Updated interface and compiled with new environment6.45 - Added new 1x1 widget of JUST the moon. Also added launcher icon for devices that don't support widgets5.45 - Added full calendar for all moon phases, pretty much for all time.
NEW Support for northern AND southern hemispheres. See new screenshots...
This is only supported in the information screens for now. The widgets do not show this. A future update will include this.
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A fairly simple widget that will display a graphic of the current phase of the moon, based on today's date.
The app runs as a 2x2 widget that updates every few hours. No real drain on battery life.
NEW: Added new 1x1 widget of JUST the moon. Also added launcher icon for devices that don't support widgets
Click on the widget for the Information screen. This allows you to scroll through the days, and shows a graphic of the moon in relation to the earth. It gives a better representation of WHY the moon looks like it does at any given time. The rotation of the earth is accurate to within an hour.
A newer addition: A full calendar so you can view the moon phases, pretty much for any time of any year. Plus special new graphics to show blood moons, eclipses, etc...
It should be noted that none of it is to scale. The relation of the sizes is close. But the distance is necessarily shortened to make it fit. Check the web based version of this for more information:
http://dpoisn.com/gadgets/moonclock/moonpos/
Free app. No ads. Although, I may rethink that at some point.