• Pocket Stars PDA 3.2  

• Author Company: Nomad Electronics (Partner with RegNow.com)

• A star chart as near as your pocket. Winner 2003 Handango Champion Award!

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• Discount Price: $ 19.95 $ 17.95   Purchase now with this discount link to get the 10% discount
• File Size: 1.66 M   Requirements: ARM/XScale and 2 MB
• Update Time: 2/14/2007 7:36:20 AM   Release Date: Wednesday, October 13, 2004
• Language: English
• OS: Windows Mobile 2003
• License: Shareware  Limitations: 15 Days
• Support Phone: 206 200-0625
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A star chart as near as your pocket. Winner 2003 Handango Champion Award for Best Education Application!

Pocket Stars is an integrated, real-time star finder, ephemeris, and celestial navigation tool for the Pocket PC.
Pocket Stars is a portable guide to the heavens for casual stargazers, astronomers, and celestial navigators alike.

New for Version 3: Supports ALL WM2003SE resolutions including VGA, QVGA, in landscape, portrait, and square orientations. Includes Orbital paths and time animation and is Designed for Microsoft® Windows® for Pocket PC Logo certified, and winner of the 2003 Handango Champion Awards for Best Education Application.

Star Chart Features

Simple and fast star, planet, constellation and Messier object identification. Single click on any body to get the name, designation, calculated altitude, azimuth, and magnitude. Drag the cursor to scroll the chart. Zoom in and out with a single click.
Orbital paths of inner planets and sun.
Time Animation.
Black, white, and red star chart colors for normal, bright, and night viewing conditions, respectively.
Chart can be rotated to any of the 16 compass points and also flipped along the North - South axis.
User location set by clicking on map, city selection, or by entering Latitude and Longitude.
Chart can be "live, realtime", or static for any user selected time.
Core positional calculation routines based on "Novas" (Naval Observatory Vector Astrometry Subroutines Version 2.0.1) from the US Naval Observatory.
Star data is from the Bright Star Catalog (5th Revised Edition), comprising the 9110 brightest stars using J2000 equatorial positions and the International Celestial Reference Frame (ICRF). Corrections are performed for proper motions and parallax.
Planet ephemeris data from Jet Propulsion Laboratory using the DE405 database.