People all over the world are preparing for the total solar eclipse set to pass across Mexico, the U.S., and Canada on April 8.
While some organizations such as NASA have compiled useful guides for viewing the eclipse and learning more about it, others have developed mobile apps to gather all of the information and tools together in one place.
The Eclipse App has a sleek, minimalist design, and allows users to see for how long and when a given location will experience total eclipse.
Totality's main feature is a nifty map that displays the path of the eclipse. Users can share their own location and see how complete the eclipse will be from where they are...
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