I have a new 5SE that I'm pretty happy with but am almost thinking I should have just bought a 6. One of my favorite apps from my 5S works on a 6 but isn't listed for a 5SE and it happens to be the best compass app I've seen but won't run on my 5SE. Since I used it for work a lot, it's a big loss. The app name was "Free Compass" by Kathleen Oswald and was by far, the best and most accurate I've seen. It read out in decimal format and was BY FAR better than the iPhone native compass.
I like what the new google maps can do too, in terms of pin pointing a location but unfortunately, it won't provide the GPS coordinates of that location so is limited in usefulness to me. I guess my only hope at this point is that Kathleen Oswald will write whatever drivers are needed for her app to work on a 5SE. ;-)
I've tried a bunch of other compass apps hoping to duplicate the success of Kathleen's compass to no avail. With GPS coordinates, close doesn't count sometimes and I need more precision with the decimal output than I've been able to see in other apps. Another funny thing I noticed is some of the GPS apps, *seem* to use the native compass on the iPhone 5SE which sets them up for failure right out of the chute. So a heads up to anyone getting into a 5SE, you may have to leave a favorite app or two behind in the process. For myself, I'm hopeful that somehow this message will get to Kathleen Oswald. Her compass app is clearly good enough to be a paid app but it was free and the best compass app I had found.
I like what the new google maps can do too, in terms of pin pointing a location but unfortunately, it won't provide the GPS coordinates of that location so is limited in usefulness to me. I guess my only hope at this point is that Kathleen Oswald will write whatever drivers are needed for her app to work on a 5SE. ;-)
I've tried a bunch of other compass apps hoping to duplicate the success of Kathleen's compass to no avail. With GPS coordinates, close doesn't count sometimes and I need more precision with the decimal output than I've been able to see in other apps. Another funny thing I noticed is some of the GPS apps, *seem* to use the native compass on the iPhone 5SE which sets them up for failure right out of the chute. So a heads up to anyone getting into a 5SE, you may have to leave a favorite app or two behind in the process. For myself, I'm hopeful that somehow this message will get to Kathleen Oswald. Her compass app is clearly good enough to be a paid app but it was free and the best compass app I had found.