Work on Bombora continues as we move towards version 1.01… A couple of interesting fixes and tidal station map support are on the way! # @AlexCater wants you to watch “Bombora” History of Surfing in Australia, on ABC1 (in Australia) this thurs night @ 8.30pm # We’re making an appearance on KJEE’s morning show tomorrow [...]
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If you work in the surf industry, have an iPhone, and would like to apply for a review copy of Bombora, let us know! Reply/ DM @bomborasurf # Oops! Please include an email address with any requests for Bombora … Thanks! # @gotkevin I hear Twitter’s been cleaning house … Dumping spam and other inactive [...]
Announcing the release of Bombora – an elegant and useful surf and ocean forecasting app for the iPhone. Bombora displays recent data from NOAA’s extensive network of moored buoys, as well as NOAA marine text forecasts and tidal observations, bringing meteorological, swell, and tidal data to Apple’s booming iPhone platform.
Bombora is an elegant, informative, and comprehensive ocean data application — built specially for surfers, boaters, and everyone else that loves the ocean. Bombora contains a wide selection of tools that provide an arsenal of information for the amateur forecasting tool-belt.
Bombora is an easy-to-use, elegant, and comprehensive ocean data application – built specially for surfers, boaters, and everyone else that loves the ocean like we do. Bombora contains a fantastic selection of tools that provide you with an arsenal of information for your forecasting tool-belt.
Exciting news! Bombora has been submitted to the App Store and is ‘Pending Approval’ by the minds behind the curtains. We’ll let you know as soon as we have word that Bombora has been approved. While we’re waiting, enjoy this screenshot of the Bombora Tidal Station detail screen… Yummy.
