Ghost Apps
Well,if flying saucers going around your head is not bothering you,as myPostyesterday might have assumed,I have the best next thing explaining all those little puffs of smoke you see in the air in front of your eyes!After its heyday,during the last decade,where have all theGhostsgone?There at your house! Now you too can become aParanormal Investigator.
TheseAppsare for theiPhone,but I'm sureAndroidhas plenty of examples you can also choose from.This story is by Matt CrowleyforThe Daily Dot. Ghost Locator by Sebastien Mougey Of all the apps I tested, Ghost Locator is far from the most impressive, but it may be my favorite. Simply press the “on/off” switch, and within seconds, a ghost will appear on the radar screen along with some pertinent details. You can click on the phantom for more information—Heath, for example, is 237 years old, died in 1801 at the age of 24 from drowning, and currently weighs 0 pounds (all the ghosts weigh 0 pounds, as the app informed me each time).
Ghost Recorder by MEDL Mobile, Inc.If you’re desperate to hear ghoulies in your area but don’t want to pay a premium, check out Ghost Recorder, which “uses special technology to pick up the supernatural ghost noises that are beyond the realm of the human ear.” Unfortunately, the app doesn’t allow you to download your recordings, but it confirmed Ghost Observer’s findings: I heard a feedback noise, wheezing laughter and, for some reason, a creaking door, at St. Marks, the House of Death, my apartment, my office, on the subway, and at a Taco Bell in Queens. Spooky stuff.
Ghost Hunter M2 by Michael WeberThe Cadillac of Ghost Hunting equipment, Ghost Hunter M2 costs a dollar but comes with everything you could want: audio and video analyzers, a geoscope, a special camera, and a whole slew of sensors. On the negative side, there’s so much to sift through that it can be overwhelming, and the user interface is rather dull—each section only offers an on/off button, without any switches to flip or dials to tune. Despite these flaws, though, Ghost Hunter M2 is the most thorough and in-depth app on the market—truly putting the “science” in pseudoscience.
These are just three,out of tenApps,thatMatt Crowleychecked out. So,try to find the one that best fits you,and send me all theGhost Picturesyou collect!
This is,Who You Going To Call?Jim Hauenstein,
And,
“At night, here in the library, the ghosts have voices.”
- Alberto Manguel, -
That is my story and I am sticking to it!
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TheseAppsare for theiPhone,but I'm sureAndroidhas plenty of examples you can also choose from.This story is by Matt CrowleyforThe Daily Dot. Ghost Locator by Sebastien Mougey Of all the apps I tested, Ghost Locator is far from the most impressive, but it may be my favorite. Simply press the “on/off” switch, and within seconds, a ghost will appear on the radar screen along with some pertinent details. You can click on the phantom for more information—Heath, for example, is 237 years old, died in 1801 at the age of 24 from drowning, and currently weighs 0 pounds (all the ghosts weigh 0 pounds, as the app informed me each time).Ghost Recorder by MEDL Mobile, Inc.If you’re desperate to hear ghoulies in your area but don’t want to pay a premium, check out Ghost Recorder, which “uses special technology to pick up the supernatural ghost noises that are beyond the realm of the human ear.” Unfortunately, the app doesn’t allow you to download your recordings, but it confirmed Ghost Observer’s findings: I heard a feedback noise, wheezing laughter and, for some reason, a creaking door, at St. Marks, the House of Death, my apartment, my office, on the subway, and at a Taco Bell in Queens. Spooky stuff.
Ghost Hunter M2 by Michael WeberThe Cadillac of Ghost Hunting equipment, Ghost Hunter M2 costs a dollar but comes with everything you could want: audio and video analyzers, a geoscope, a special camera, and a whole slew of sensors. On the negative side, there’s so much to sift through that it can be overwhelming, and the user interface is rather dull—each section only offers an on/off button, without any switches to flip or dials to tune. Despite these flaws, though, Ghost Hunter M2 is the most thorough and in-depth app on the market—truly putting the “science” in pseudoscience.
These are just three,out of tenApps,thatMatt Crowleychecked out. So,try to find the one that best fits you,and send me all theGhost Picturesyou collect!
This is,Who You Going To Call?Jim Hauenstein,
And,
“At night, here in the library, the ghosts have voices.”
- Alberto Manguel, -
That is my story and I am sticking to it!
Like what you reading?
Sign up as a Follower,or Set up my Blogas your Homepageon your Web-browser,or Leave a Comment,or a Suggestion,and I will answer you in a Post.
Thanks for reading.
If you are reading this on aCell-Phone,below this story you will see aLinkwhere it says;View Web Version.To truly get the full benefit of myBlog,I suggest you view the web version.You will just have to expand the page to be able to read it.
Thanks again.
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