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Kiblat at Mac App Store analyse

Robert Van Den Berg

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1,712 ratings · Power index: 155

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Version 1.3.3

Size 32.7 Mb

Updated 9 years ago

Released 28 Jun 2012

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KOMPAS KIBLAT ● JADWAL SHOLAT● PEMBERITAHUAN PERSONAL ● MASJID TERDEKAT

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Monthly Downloads > 3.41k

Est. Revenue ~ $1.4k

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Pricing by country

Country	Price
Canada	2.79 CAD
China	12 CNY
France	2.29 EUR
Germany	2.29 EUR
Italy	2.29 EUR
Netherlands	2.29 EUR
Portugal	2.29 EUR
Spain	2.29 EUR
Poland	2.29 EUR
UK	1.99 GBP
India	159 INR
Japan	240 JPY
Poland	8.99 PLN
Russia	149 RUB
Turkey	8.99 TRY
USA	1.99 USD
Korea, Republic Of	2.19 USD
Ukraine	1.99 USD

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Adek1234 · 13 years ago

Very useful app that appears to make excellent use of the iPhones built in features - like google maps and the alarm set. Wherever I go I find it confusing where the kiblat is, especially when travelling to different places in Singapore/Malaysia. • Solat times in acordance with different countries authorities - Excellent! • Location of nearest Mosques - excellent! • Azan: The Solat times and alarm is useful, although I really would prefer to hear the full Azan at each prayer. Maybe this is a limitation of Apples built-in alarm feature, but you really need to get around that. Kiblat Compass: The only other useful improvement would be to point out the kiblat direction by using a kiblat "overlay" on top of Apples built in compass. This way I could figure out where it is in relation to which way I am pointing, rather than in relation to a map which always assumes I am already facing north. Well done - but if you could include the above, it would be a phenomenally successful app!