The ShakeNet Android mobile app is now live and available for download! (iOS is coming soon.)
Now you can watch in real-time as earthquakes roll in on your own Raspberry Shake or from others on the network which you can easily follow within the app!
Hi @TCP491016, the app is compatible with Android version 7.0+, which is unfortunately the version number just after marshmallow (v6.x). If you are able to update the device to at least 7.0, the app should install and run just fine.
Sometimes manufacturers provide over-the-air updates to the android subsystem, but sometimes they do not, so it’s not all that surprising that you still have version 6. It’s not the end of the world if they do not, however, it may just require some work on your part. Searching for “Android 7 update [your tablet model]” should give you some guides on how to do this.
We don’t plan to support versions before 7, so if you are averse to updates, I’m sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
Have installed the App and understand that it is BETA and will have bugs to fix.
I am wondering the significance of the color codes for the events listed? Also, is the waveform and the spectral display for the USER’S device; if not, whose display is it?
Good start, keep up the good work. I am also enjoying EQinfo app, which is similar.
Jerry