Apologies to everyone who's wanted to know what became of my Esperanto week in Raleigh, North Carolina during the first week of July (advance spoiler: it went well ;-) ). It took me quite a while to get back into what one might call a 'normal routine' (normala rutino), but I have quite a bit to share on my NASK / Landa Kongreso experience — and that will be shared shortly.
First up, though ... an app I wish I had on my Android mobile while in Raleigh:
According to the developer (extracted from the description on Google Play):
Ĉi tiu programo estis origine publikigita en 2021 kiel esperantlingva veterprogramo por iPhone. Ĉar ni vastigis nian oferton por inkluzivi pli da lingvoj kaj aparatoj, ni restas engaĝitaj provizi plenan esperantlingvan subtenon. Ĉirkaŭ 50% de Vetero-uzantoj uzas ĉi tiun apon en Esperanto hodiaŭ. (This app was originally released in 2021 as an Esperanto language weather app for iPhone. As we've expanded our offering to include more languages and device types, we remain committed to providing full Esperanto language support. Approximately 50% of Vetero users use this app in Esperanto today.)
As mentioned above, you can get this app for your iOS or Android device. It can apparently handle the current conditions for up to twelve locations, yours included. The screenshot above shows temperatures in Fahrenheit and forecasts using the 12 hour clock format, but it can be changed to the 24 hour format if you want. Esperanto is one of the supported languages (and is on by default), and not having to put up with adverts is a bonus.
Ĉi tiu povus esti tre utila por mi. Ni vidu. (This could prove quite useful for me. We'll see.)
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