NileGuide has released What's Next, an iPhone app that gets recommendations for nearby things to do, restaurants, nightlife, hotels while on-the-go
• The new standard for geo-location based travel apps: With the “Near Me” tool, find suggestions for things to do close to where you are right now. Change plans on the fly, see what’s nearby in seconds and a map to get there.
• In depth local expertise: Fresh, objective highlights and tips from our global team of local experts all over the world.
• Customizable search: Powerful filtering tools based on attributes such as kid-friendly, off the beaten path, active/adventure, top attractions, etc.
• Bookmark functionality: Collect points of interest and save them to your quick list for easy planning ahead or on the road.
• The world in the palm of your hand: Hundreds of global destination guides, from San Francisco to Singapore, all in one app – no need to download an app for every place you visit.
What's New In This Version:
- updated content attribution
- updated filtering
You can purchase What's Next from the App Store for $2.99.
Read More [via TechCrunch]
• The new standard for geo-location based travel apps: With the “Near Me” tool, find suggestions for things to do close to where you are right now. Change plans on the fly, see what’s nearby in seconds and a map to get there.
• In depth local expertise: Fresh, objective highlights and tips from our global team of local experts all over the world.
• Customizable search: Powerful filtering tools based on attributes such as kid-friendly, off the beaten path, active/adventure, top attractions, etc.
• Bookmark functionality: Collect points of interest and save them to your quick list for easy planning ahead or on the road.
• The world in the palm of your hand: Hundreds of global destination guides, from San Francisco to Singapore, all in one app – no need to download an app for every place you visit.
What's New In This Version:
- updated content attribution
- updated filtering
You can purchase What's Next from the App Store for $2.99.
Read More [via TechCrunch]