- Coded in Swift - Uses Google Maps Elevation API outside the U.S. and Canada - Checks which country the user is located in to determine which elevation service to use (USGS or Google Maps)

Restores pressure altimeter functionality. Note: You will be prompted to grant "Motion and Fitness" permission when entering the Pressure Altimeter View. This is necessary for Elevation for Real to access the barometer on your device.

Restores access to USGS Elevation Web Service.

- Compiled in iOS 13 - Improved user experience when app enters foreground from background

Increased text size in response to customer request

- Compiled in iOS 12 - Improved stability when restarting location services after they have been manually stopped - Improved pressure altimeter view UI compatibility when running under iOS 14

Modernized some user interface elements

- iOS 11 compatibility update - Compiled in iOS 8 - No longer performs geoid calculations since newer iPhones take geoid into account when calculating "altitude" parameter - Adds pressure altimeter functionality as in-app purchase

- Restores access to USGS elevation data for U.S. users - Added option for lat/long display in degrees-minutes-seconds (From your home screen, touch the "Settings" icon, scroll down to and touch the "Elev4Real" table cell, and turn the "Lat/Long in deg-min-sec" switch ON.)

Restores SRTM elevation data which may not have displayed properly for some customers under certain conditions.

Restores geoid model missing in v4.3 for iPhone 3GS and older, and restores USGS elevation data missing in v4.2 and earlier.

Restores access to USGS elevation data

Fixes problem of "old" elevation pin not being erased from map

Made improvements to user interface and documentation.

- Full-screen on iPhone 5 - Allows users to get spot elevations by tapping map - Stability improvements

*** For iOS 6 only Bug which caused crash for non-U.S. iOS 6 users has been fixed. Improves memory management/stability by utilizing Automatic Reference Counting.

Fixed issue which prevented web-based (USGS or SRTM) elevation from displaying in certain situations.

iOS 5 compatibility update.

- More clearly displays web-based elevation data source - Indicates when EGM96 geopotential model is applied - Automatically defaults to SRTM elevation data for non-U.S. region format setting - Reloads web-based elevation when user is done examining the info (flipside) view - Conforms to new access requirements from SRTM data provider.

"Real Elev" and "V Accuracy" boxes will display "N/A" if vertical GPS data is not available.

-Allows user to select Metric or English units

- Added hybrid map option to main view.

- Only applies geoid undulation to iPhone 3G and 3GS altitudes - Recognizes iPhone 4 and reports elevation directly - Throws out first GPS reading since it may be inaccurate - Displays altitude in red text until geoid undulation calculation is complete, then elevation is displayed in black (iPhone 3G/3GS only) - Refreshes USGS/SRTM data if user moves at least 50m, and speed < 2.5 m/s - Only refreshes map if user moves 20m. - Improved screenshot sharpness - High resolution icon for retina display

Displays hints and tips when app is first opened, to help maximize the user experience.

Restored access to Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) elevation data for non-U.S. locations via geonames.org. homedatasheet.com, Inc. is not affiliated with geonames.org