汽车牌照中国 app for iPhone and iPad
4.2 (
5452 ratings )
Business
Travel
Developer: Matthias Heise
0.99 USD
Current version: 1.1, last update: 7 years agoFirst release : 01 May 2012
App size: 503.37 Kb
Decode the regional codes of chinese license plates easily. Simply choose the sign at the first position at the license plate to show a list of the regions in the specific province.
For a fast and easy find the application is optimized for one-hand-use.
For international experience every entry includes the englisch transcription. Select an entry to take a look at a google-map of the selected region.
Signs are shown in a high-quality chinese calligraphy style.
Latest reviews of 汽车牌照中国 app for iPhone and iPad
Could have been food
What, no pinyin for the characters on the plates. I thought that was the point. Big over site, not worth the 99 cents without it. Please update!
What, no pinyin for the characters on the plates. I thought that was the point. Big over site, not worth the 99 cents without it. Please update!
PinYin missing
App would be MUCH more useful if it contained the PinYin for the province name (corresponding to character on the plate). Should have read previous reviews. Would appreciate an update.
App would be MUCH more useful if it contained the PinYin for the province name (corresponding to character on the plate). Should have read previous reviews. Would appreciate an update.
Disappointing buy
For a paid app, it feels cheaply slapped together. I was hoping for some information explaining the distinctions between license plates in China (including government plates) and reliable maps, not just a Google Maps pin stuck in the middle of nowhere. Since many "cities" in China cover huge areas, it would be much more useful to see shaded areas of a map (that doesnt required internet access to view) indicating the scope of a plates distribution.
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For a paid app, it feels cheaply slapped together. I was hoping for some information explaining the distinctions between license plates in China (including government plates) and reliable maps, not just a Google Maps pin stuck in the middle of nowhere. Since many "cities" in China cover huge areas, it would be much more useful to see shaded areas of a map (that doesnt required internet access to view) indicating the scope of a plates distribution.