EZCam Speed Camera Detector
EZCam Speed Camera Detector is made and published by Whitecat Software. AppBrain is an independent app data site and isn't affiliated with Whitecat Software. The app name, icon, screenshots and description belong to Whitecat Software and are shown as published on Google Play.
AppBrain's verdict
Removed- Install estimate
- 22 thousand
- Rating on Google Play
- 3.98
- 325 ratings
- Last updated
- May 30, 2014
EZCam Speed Camera Detector is no longer on Google Play. It was there for 8 years, until May 2018. It had 22 thousand installs. Users were divided: 4.0 stars from 325 ratings.
Installs
Tracked by AppBrain- Play install range
- 10+ thousand
- Launched
- before 2010
Releases
Updates seen on Google Play- Version
- 6.86
- Launched
- before 2010
User feedback
Ratings and reviews on Google PlayGoogle Play Rating history and histogram
The year before it was removed from Google Play, up to May 2018
Comments on EZCam Speed Camera Detector for Android
Technology
Found in the app by AppBrain- Ads
- Contains ads
- Price
- Free
- Libraries
- 1
- App size
- 728.0 KB
- Needs Android
- 2.0+
- Content rating
- Everyone
Technologies used by EZCam Speed Camera Detector
About the app and developer
About EZCam Speed Camera Detector
EZCam Speed Camera Detector was a maps & navigation app developed by Whitecat Software. It was removed from Google Play May 1, 2018.
Install Statistics
EZCam Speed Camera Detector had been installed 22 thousand times before it became unavailable.
User Ratings
EZCam Speed Camera Detector was rated 3.98 out of 5 stars, based on 330 ratings.
App Information
EZCam Speed Camera Detector was free. The app size was 727.95 kB. The last available version was 6.86. The last update was on May 30, 2014.
Technical Requirements
EZCam Speed Camera Detector required Android 2.0+ or higher. The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on Google Play since before 2010.
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Store listing
By Whitecat Software, from Google PlaySimilar apps
“No more speeding tickets! EZCam warns you when approaching speed cameras.”
Description by Whitecat Software Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
A GPS based speed camera/speed trap detector, which supports multiple databases.
- Access to FREE database
- Reflection display (HUD)
- Average speed: Automatically track your speed through a SPECS zone - the first speed camera app to do this.
- Radar/Map view
- Add cameras as you go
- Works offline
- Spoken warnings
- Customizable sounds
- GPX Data Logging: Record your track to a file
- Background operation with any navigation app
- Works in any country
- Auto update feature with PocketGPSWorld database
- Speed and Mini Radar overlay in background mode
- Makes use of directional camera information from
SpeedCameraPOI.com and PocketGPSWorld databases to reduce false alerts.
- Widget available as separate download from market. Allows EZCam to be started in background mode and can also start EZCam when USB power is connected. Will also start other applications such as Google Navigation.
EZCam works with a number of vendors databases which can be downloaded directly via the EZCam interface:
- SpeedCameraPOI.com (Free)
- PocketGPSWorld (Requires subscription)
- MapaRadar - South America (Free)
A number of other vendors are supported and databases can be installed via SDCard or downloaded via a web browser:
- Scdb.info (European cameras including Belgian and Dutch)
- GPS Data Team (worldwide camera support)
NOTE: Mobile phones cannot detect radar signals from police equipment. This application like all others uses a GPS based location paired with a database to determine the proximity of known speed cameras.
All support e-mails are answered if you've not received a response try again or check your junk mail folder.
Recent changes:
- Detected when headphones are plugged in and routed alerts to them