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iPhone replacement for the bubble level

By David Basulto — Filed under: Architects , Building Technology and Materials ,
 

The iPhone can be a very useful tool for an architect, as it allows you to check drawings and even do sketches on site. But today i found this  new application for the iPhone OS v2.0: A-Level, an electronic version of the good ol’  bubble level. I have to recognize that it’s a clever use of the iPhone’s accelerometer. You can get it at the iTunes App Store for 99 cents. To download follow this link (it will open iTunes).

Seen on Wired Gadget Lab.

 

3 comments »

Please provide more information on this. Thanks.

 
# January 29, 2009 at 10:35

Just got this, and it is so much better than the bubble level, comes in handy in so many places

 
# August 13, 2009 at 17:59
Aaron says:

This is 99% sample code. Stolen from apples site, they provide it free, but this takes the piss

 
# November 19, 2009 at 12:37

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