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Find some buried treasure with the HTC HD2

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Find some buried treasure with the HTC HD2
With more and more handsets being outfitted with built-in compasses, it becomes an extremely valuable tool for navigation or location based services. There are even more uses one wouldn't imagine that it would be capable of doing – such as being able to use your handset like a metal detector. One member over at xda-developers has concocted a neat app for HTC HD2 owners that'll transform the venerable smartphone to a simple metal detecting tool you can actually use. The applications uses the HTC HD2's built-in compass to detect nearby metal whenever the earth's magnetic field is deviated by metal. When using it for the very first time, you'll need to calibrate it on a flat surface so that the gauge on the app points to zero. Once that's been completed, you can simply test to see if everything is functioning properly by moving a metallic object close by to the handset. When that's all complete, you're off to start looking for some buried treasure in the backyard or something – just be careful handling your phone during your adventures.

Click here to download the application.

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source: xda-developers via wmpoweruser

Find some buried treasure with the HTC HD2

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1. Galen20K posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:45

HD2 goes down the HOllllleeee. Ahahahaa

2. Dood posted on 20 Feb 2010, 16:37

Stupid Tiny Toons

3. idiotwind13 posted on 20 Feb 2010, 17:06

Theres something along these lines for the Droid in Android market too.

4. ATES (unregistered) posted on 07 Oct 2011, 15:22

DO YOU CAN FIND INFORMATION ON METAL PROPERTY?

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