The WeatherFlow Wind Meter (US$34.95) is a snazzy-looking and highly-accurate wind meter that links with an iPhone app, allowing you to capture and share wind speed and other data.

Vaavud (the company) is in the process of raising production funds on Kickstarter. A pledge of £20 (about US$30) will get you a wind meter of your own, when and if they’re ready to spin.

The Diller family started working on the Wind Meter application about six months ago and the first prototype came out in early March. It can be downloaded on iTunes for 99 cents.

The WeatherFlow Wind Meter costs around $35 bucks, plugs into your iPhone or Android device and offers a lot of flexibility in recording wind speed. The software is easy to use and it even ...

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The Vaavud smartphone wind meter is equipped with a optical sensor that measures data 40.000 times per second, enabling it to detect the slight change in wind. Vaavud explains : ...

Vavuud is looking to ship the Wind Meter by June of this year, with pre-orders beginning at the £15 level. iOS and Android apps from Vavuud itself are expected to become available at the same ...

The new Shaka wind meter simply plugs into the 3.5 mm headphone jack on your iPhone, and then communicates the wind speed back to its companion application for you to view.

The Cyclone Testing Unit is testing six new wind meters at Rollingstone. The unit's David Henderson says if the devices survive, they will provide valuable data to help improve buildings in ...

Wind or no wind, no human being under any conditions had ever covered 100 meters faster. “That’s amazing,” said U.S. Olympic team sprint coach Harvey Glance, himself a former Olympian.