maby
Well-Known Member
It does, but possibly not to the resolution of a proper tidal atlas. It offers both tide height and current stations which are active - you can display the variation over time. I believe that this is part of the subscription service - you get it for a year, but are then required to renew the subscription or it stops working. The more basic functions of the application will continue to work after your initial subscription expires, but you will stop receiving updates.
Android licencing allows you to purchase one copy and install it on all your Android devices. There are two versions of Navionics for Android - one targeted at mobile phones, and an HD version that is listed as only working on tablets. I purchased the HD version and found that it loads and works fine on both my Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet and my Note 3 smartphone - can't promise that that would be true for all Android phones...