EarthDesk 7 adds earthquakes and other real-time data

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EarthDesk 7 adds earthquakes and other real-time data - Published on 05/11/16

Xeric Design today releases EarthDesk 7, a major update to its award-winning, real-time dynamic desktop map. EarthDesk replaces your static desktop with an image of the Earth showing current sun, moon and city illumination, as well as real-time cloud coverage. A data subscription offers additional real-time information including earthquakes and named storms, allowing you to visualize hurricanes and other real-time events on your Macintosh desktop.

Incline Village, Nevada - Xeric Design today is proud to announce the release of EarthDesk 7, a major update to its award-winning, real-time dynamic desktop map. EarthDesk replaces your static desktop with an image of the Earth showing current sun, moon and city illumination, as well as real-time cloud coverage. A data subscription offers additional real-time information including earthquakes and named storms, allowing you to visualize hurricanes and other real-time events on your Macintosh desktop.

The software operates silently in the background, keeping your desktop updated while you work. Unlike a screen saver, which only appears when your system is idle, EarthDesk's dynamic desktop is continuously displayed as your desktop background (and optionally as a screen saver).

EarthDesk 7 allows users to purchase a data subscription which offers up to 16 times as much detail in the cloud layer. In addition, this service displays real-time data including worldwide earthquakes, named storms (typhoons, hurricanes, etc.) and the position of the International Space Station.

Major new features introduced in EarthDesk 7:
* Greatly improved support for multiple screens and Retina displays
* Many new positioning options including centering on a specific lat/lon or real-time data such as the location of the most recent earthquake
* City labels now support multiple colors and different screens can show different sets of data
* All new city database with support for adding, editing and removing of cities
* Presets are exportable to easily move configurations between different computers
* And more

System Requirements:
* Mac OS X 10.10 or later

Pricing and Availability:
Single user copies may be purchased for $24.99 (USD). Upgrades are available for $12.99 for licensed users of version 5 and 6. A data subscription adds high-resolution clouds, earthquakes, named storms and tacking of the International Space Station starting at $9.99 per year. Bundles that include EarthDesk and a discounted data subscription are available. For more details, please refer to our website. Editorial Review copies and high resolution screenshots are available to qualified persons upon request.

Xeric Design: http://www.xericdesign.com
EarthDesk 7: http://www.xericdesign.com/earthdesk.php
Download EarthDesk: http://www.xericdesign.com/earthdesk-download.php
Purchase: http://www.xericdesign.com/earthdesk-buy.php
Screenshot: http://www.xericdesign.com/images/earthdesk/fullscreen.jpg
Application Icon: http://www.xericdesign.com/images/earthdesk/icon256-v7.png


Xeric Design, based in Incline Village, Nevada, is a leader in global time and mapping software. Its flagship product, EarthDesk, for both Macintosh and Windows, is enjoyed by users in more than 140 countries. Copyright (C) 2016 Xeric Design. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo and Mac OS X are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.


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