The Guardian newspaper has launched its iPhone app. They’re far from the first: Sky News, the Telegraph and the Independent have all launched applications over the past year.
The Guardian app differentiates itself by charging to download it. A whopping great £2.39, which is the same as nine Daily Stars. And it doesn’t even have much [...]
We’re delighted to say that our iPhone Application Framework for in-destination iPhone applications has been approved by Apple.
The framework is location aware, offering visitors to a destination an opportunity to find nearby attractions, activities, events, accommodation, special offers, weather…. virtually anything that we can find data for.
It’s all systems go!
Tesco have recently released a free iPhone app. It’s simple but impressive.
It takes the hassle out of finding a Tesco in an unfamilar town by locating and offering directions to the nearest store. Great stuff.
But they’ve gone further. Tesco’s stores are different sizes and have different layouts. So if you urgently need a bottle [...]
Noticed this article from HotelMarketing.com earlier this week about the growth of the use of mobile devices in travel.
Travelers young and old are increasingly using mobile devices for flight notification, check in, and seat selection, and are also willing to accept advertising with free travel applications.
These findings and more were revealed in a global mobile [...]
4TM is set to release its first iPhone / iPod Touch application, following the acceptance of Open Brolly onto Apple’s iPhone Developer Program.
Open Brolly, co-owner of 4TM, already has applications in development and is expected to release the first of these in the next few weeks. For 4TM it means that applications can be created [...]
Apple have released a new update to the iPhone’s software – 3.1.2. There’s no new features, but there are bug fixes, so it’s worth getting the update. It’s free to iPhone 3.x software users.
To get the update, connect your phone to your PC / Mac running iTunes and click on ‘Check for Updates”.
