Earthquake Monitor - Alerts and 24-Hour USGS Earthquake Data

The Earthquake Monitor - Alerts and 24-Hour USGS Earthquake Data is now available as a free download on Apple Store for both iPhone and iPad owners.The application is supporting English language. It weighs in at only 2.9 MB to download. It is highly advisable to have the latest app version installed so that you don`t miss out on the fresh new features and improvements. The current app version 1.4 has been released on 2015-06-23. For ensuring consistency with the device you should take into account the following app compatibility information: Requires iOS 8.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This app is optimized for iPhone 5, iPhone 6, and iPhone 6 Plus.
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I set it to alert quakes stronger than mag 6 and limit to near my location HOWEVER it keeps bothering me of mag 4 quakes in Puerto Rico I m in Hawaii so that s about 6 000 miles away almost halfway around the world         Keeps bothering me for nothing Tommy Bruin

I have been using this app along with two others for six days Of these this app seems to have the most reasonable default notification settings moderate quakes near me and major quakes worldwide Other apps alert me to minor quakes worldwide alert overload and imperceptible quakes near me and want me to make in app purchases IAP to change the settings Unfortunately many quakes have the Possible Tsunami tag line added unnecessary I m pretty sure a 4 1 quake is hardly likely of triggering even the most localized of tsunamis                 Great start MaybeAfterLunch

As someone who lives in California this app is a must have Makes you appreciate how much the earth is moving around                     Cool app Nerdtalker

App was hard to find at first keyword earth quake wasn t showing it but USGS did App functions great and is customizable on distance and magnitude alerts On the Santas list the ability to change the sound to something more alert louder if needed Easy to use                     Works Great very basic and easy to use HerbKS

With the ads switch in this update to Google tell us what info is shared w them It s not enuf to say what isn t Google makes it s selling our privacy we need transparency what it s really costing us what is being collected by whom We should have an opt out It s really nobody s business except it s mfr what I do with an app             Nice slim app DonAB

I m liking this app more and more now It works great I like to be able to see nearby cities as well I used to have the app from the Red Cross for years but they recently updated it and it is now the worst of them all Thank You                     Great app No free books I wanna read

If you re studying or tracking earthquakes this app is great It s very accurate all around the globe As of now the app is free which is good The updates are not too expensive with special incentives for the user This keeps users tuned in and always up to date with the latest on global earthquakes                     Great for Science Epsilon144

Even though there haven t been any in my area it s still awesome to have this data on hand at any time                     Informative Sivilthrane

Works great easy to find earthquake data                     Very Helpful kilgorezack

With the Earthquake Monitor app I can set it to notify me if an earthquake occurred within a selectable distance around me as well as being able to set the magnitude level of the earthquake Initially I set it to all earthquakes of magnitude 1 or greater to verify that the notifications were working I got a notification in less than 30 minutes The notification came with a distinctive audio alert so as to easily discern that it was an earthquake notification Also there is a tsunami alert capability such that if an earthquake is judged to be capable of creating a tsunami then I would get notified of those regardless of the range or magnitude setting The app also has a list capability showing all earthquakes occurrences in the last 24 hours There is a unique slider at the top of the list such that I can quickly filter the list to earthquakes of a certain magnitude or greater This is the only app I have seen that lets me quickly filter the earthquake list to precise magnitude level Other apps I ve seen are more general e g any quake greater than magnitude 5 Earthquake time listings are automatically adjusted for my local time zone Most apps I ve seen display the earthquake occurence in GMT time Also earthquakes can be displayed as distance and bearing from my location So I can easily sort the list by distance so that I can see earthquakes that are close to me In summary Earthquake Monitor is a very nice and free earthquake app                     Very nice free earthquake app InfoSports