The application is titled Dynolicious (iPhone version) and DynoStorm (version of the BlackBerry). Both products made by Bunsen Tech was already available in the App Store or the BlackBerry App World and was pegged at $ 13 price range.
How to use was fairly easy. Quoted from the official website on Tuesday (12/21/2010), this application does not require any data connections or satellite signals, just utilize the existing accelerometer features of the phone.
Perhaps, just by utilizing the accelerometer calibration, these applications can measure a vehicle's top speed, acceleration speed, until the character of the machine used.
In addition, this initial software can also measure other things such as horsepower, the length of time of testing, and some other basic features. Interested to try?
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