WeatherPro, MeteoGroup's weather application for iOS, has been updated with key new features for iPad and iPhone. The new 3.0 and 3.8 versions are available for download for the iPad and iPhone, respectively.
WeatherPro for iPad gains the ability to add multiple "personal weather stations," devices from Netatmo that register weather and air quality conditions, including humidity, temp, CO2, acoustic comfort and barometric pressure.
The iPhone version adds lockscreen support, so you can check weather conditions from your notification list when the phone is locked. The new iPhone version also enables you to turn off the parallax effect - a 3D embellishment that some users find a bit disconcerting.
WeatherPro for iPhone:
- $2.99 - Buy now
WeatherPro for iPad:
- $3.99 - Buy now
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