Holo HUD 1.2

I bet you've seen HUD displays in modern fighter jets. Vital data is projected onto the windshield, enabling pilots to react faster. Now, this cutting-edge technology is also accessible to drivers with the Holo HUD application.

Using GPS and a magnetic field sensor, the Holo HUD app displays real-time speed, GPS position, and driving direction directly onto your car's windshield. This allows you to keep your eyes on the road at all times, particularly useful when driving at night. You can even opt to display your exact position and heading should you require that information.

Features:

• Ad-free
• No internet connection necessary
• Choose between HUD (mirror) or standard display mode
• Select your preferred font color
• Customize the display to show only relevant information
• Option to select different methods for acquiring speed and heading
• Adjustable maximum brightness setting available in-app
• Compatible with various Android versions and screen sizes

How to use:

1. Prepare your car by securing your phone beneath the windshield in a safe spot where it won't move during turns, braking, or acceleration (you can use the rubber sticker provided to keep your device in place)
2. Activate GPS and launch the app
3. Customize the app by accessing the menu on your device
4. Switch to HUD mode and position your phone in the designated spot for the reflection on your windshield
5. Ensure it does not obstruct your view of the road
6. Hit the road; once GPS positioning is established, data will display on your windshield

NOTE:

• Always focus on driving and avoid adjusting app settings while on the move; have a passenger assist or pull over safely before making changes. Adhere to traffic regulations and prioritize safety above all.
• Do not rely on the displayed data as accurate - this information is for reference only and does not substitute your vehicle's speedometer.
• The accuracy of readings depends on your device's GPS receiver; obstructed signals may cause displayed values to remain static until a new position is determined.
• If speed or direction readings appear unreliable, consider adjusting their acquisition method in the settings.