By rsmiller
via blog.ness.com
Published: Jan 18 2013 / 10:21
A developer explains how he transformed travel magazine content into a dynamic iOS app that takes advantage of advanced iPhone functions.
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Comments
roblimo replied ago:
Darn. I'd have to blow my vacation budget on an iThingie to use these sites. :(
rsmiller replied ago:
You're right, Roblimo. It does in fact require you to own an iThingie. But did you know you can an iPhone 4 for free from AT&T, Sprint and Verizon with a two year contract. So you don't actually have to blow you vacation budget. :) http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/shop_iphone/family/iphone4
roblimo replied ago:
Did you know that those phone companies build the cost of the phone into their contract prices? I pay $35/month for unlimited data & texting and more voice time than I'll ever use, and I paid $150 for a pretty fancy Android phone. Run the numbers. :)
rsmiller replied ago:
Oh I'm sure you're right and $35 a month is a very good price. I did ask him if there were plans for an Android version, but I haven't heard back from yet. I'll let you know.
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