Vancouver 2010 iPhone Application
byAbout a week ago the Vancouver 2010 iPhone application was launched on iTunes. I hear they had 15,000 downloads even before making any kind of official announcement and I can see why.
After downloading the app, I can see why. It’s a fully comprehensive directory for sporting events, cultural events, Games schedules, venues, and maps all rolled into one.
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The application is free and available in the iTunes store. If you download it be sure to give it a shake (yes, shake your iPhone) to find a neat surprise that the kids will love.
They have a few more Olympic related apps on iTunes such as NBC Olmypics (which may not work in Canada), CTV Olympics, and the super fun Cowbell 2010 / Bell Cowbell applications.
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Yea,you are absolutely right. I used it and realy very excited .Many thousands of mobile applications available on google for iPhone but i realy like to use it.
I like the Vancouver 2010 app too, but I’ve also been surprised at the lack of live video streaming of the games for smart phones. Looks like Bell has tied it up so that the majority of smart phone users in Canada can’t get access to it. Can you do some reporting on this? Maybe they’ll open it up for the second week of the games?
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