i SpeedCam Australia & New Zealand (Speed Camera Detector with GPS Tracking) for Android

11 things about i SpeedCam Australia & New Zealand (Speed Camera Detector with GPS Tracking)

1. It handles various types of traffic cameras, speed limits in metric and imperial unit systems, and a map feature using Apple Maps enhanced with track recording, provided you have internet connection (!) and it issues various statistics about your routes.

2. iSpeedCam works both with the metric and imperial unit systems, so you can customize not only the speed camera database, but also the warning distances, the camera types to be warned about, etc.

3. The continuously growing number of regional versions of the iSpeedCam provide you with the same awesome features as the main iSpeedCam product, except for its database, having the POI import and add camera features restricted to the specific region.

4. While you are on the road iSpeedCam displays the outline of your current track overlaid on Apple Maps and calculates a several statistics about it, e.g. your track distance, its total time, maximum speed achieved, etc.

5. iSpeedCam allows you to tailor the camera database with one touch by adding new cameras or filtering out the unwanted ones.

6. As most radar detectors draw your attention too late about photo enforcement systems, iSpeedCam might be your ultimate companion to avoid costly speed tickets.

7. iSpeedCam Australia & New Zealand has an impressive speed trap database covering only the region of Australia and New Zealand.

8. Welcome to iSpeedCam - the most advanced Traffic Enforcement Camera warning system for the iPhone world.

9. Download or create your own Garmin, MapMonkey, MIO or IGO speed camera (POI) files and sync it to your device using the supporting web application.

10. Among various useful features you have the ability to import your favorite POI files, that contain the cameras for your locations.

11. Nevertheless, we are aware that there are no official camera databases, and the available traffipax databases either show superfluous camera locations or lack them all together, regardless of their claim.