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June 26th, 2012, 12:07 GMT · By

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Coolest iOS Apps: WTHR, a Breathtaking Weather Utility

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Developer David Elgena may be new to the App Store, but he sure knows how to make an entrance, 650,000 apps later. His innovative iPhone app WTHR seems to put all weather apps to shame, including Apple’s.

Staying in line with Dieter Rams’ 10 principles of design, WTHR shows you your current local weather, a 7-day forecast, Fahrenheit & Celsius options, a global geo-location API (application programming interface), and "a 'carpe diem' swag."

The interface is perhaps the most intuitive we’ve ever seen on a weather app to date. It shows you the weather forecast in a truly visually-appealing way. Best of all, the app doesn’t compromise function over form.

Elgena offers special design credits and thanks to Adam Whitcroft, “for the immaculately crafted Climacons; Jony Ives [sic] for creating the canvas; [and] Dieter Rams for being bold enough to, remove.”

Download WTHR - A Simpler, More Beautiful Weather App ($0.99 / 0.79 EUR)

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Comment #1 by: Tim on 26 Jun 2012, 12:35 UTC reply to this comment

The "coolest iO~S apps" are generally apps which are also available on other major mobile OSs. The user would be better off on Android. By "better off" I mean they'd save money and end up with a superior gadget, as well as having more choice and other benefits.


Comment #2 by: Weatherman on 26 Jun 2012, 12:47 UTC reply to this comment

How could one possibly trust a weather app which spells "Ferinheight"? There are other typos as well, such as "more then". But seriously, how can you make a weather app if you can't spell Fahrenheit?

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