My Shake, will be publicly available on Sunday, May 22 (Tokyo time), through the Google Play Store, which can be accessed via the My Shake website.
A team of researchers has shaken things up with a new app so that you can turn your smartphones into personal earthquake detectors.
The University of California scientists are coming out with a Japanese version of an Android app that crowd sources ground-shaking information from smartphones to detect quakes and eventually warn users of impending jolts from nearby quakes.
The app, called MyShake, will be publicly available on Sunday, May 22 (Tokyo time), through the Google Play Store, which can be accessed via the MyShake website.
