AstroNavigator takes all the beauty of the night sky and puts it right on the screen of your Asus MyPal A636N. Shining stars, the animated Sun radiating plasma rays, the Moon changing its phases in real time - all these and many other graphical goodies including thought-out interface make star gazing very convenient and pleasant. Wait until you set the space spinning with your fingers. Only then you'll know how cool it can be!

AstroNavigator contains detailed information about more than 9000 sky objects that includes the most prominent astronomical characteristics. This information is accesible on a separate window and doesn't clutter the main viewing window. Moreover, AstroNavigator provides cartoon like images for the major constellations - an unusual and simple way of learning them - and also images for all planets on the info window. You will hardly notice when you start recognizing these shining spots and their groups in the sky. AstroNavigator combines learning with entertainment!

AstroNavigator allows stylus free control when you scroll the screen with sliding gestures over the screen. All controls including lists of planets, stars and constellations and the map of the world allow for this kind of interaction. The spinning of the stars, planets and everything on the screen of your Asus MyPal A636N with fingers is simply mesmerizing!

Long to see more? AstroNavigator gives the opportunity to watch any prominent event in the space like solar or lunar eclipses, planet parade and others. Those that already happened or that are still to come. All you need to do is set the location on the scalable Earth map or select a town from the list from where this event can be seen and the corresponting date and time. Moreover, AstroNaviator can fetch your whereabouts from a GPS receiver and display the sky right above you. Isn't it great to travel in time and space seeing the changes above you in the sky?

You can always turn off and on different elements that AstroNavigator displays: stars, planets, constellations, nebulas, coordinate grid. When gazing at stars you will soon notice that after looking at the bright screen you have to strain your eyes to make out the objects in the sky. This is when the Night View mode comes in handy. When the Night View is turned on, AstroNavigator displays everything in dim red colors and it becomes convenient to look repeatedly at the screen and at the sky.