mTrip launches Android travel apps

By Heri Dec 26th 2010 in Mobile

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mTrip, as the name might suggest, has launched for the past year customized mobile applications for the iPhone. Like many other guides, travellers could go to the Apple Store and choose one specific application available for each city. The interface and backend for each application are all the same, with mTrip producing different content each time.

Now, they’ve ported the application to the Android platform. All previous destinations (13 cities in Europe, 5 cities in North America, and 4 in Asia etc.) are also available on Android, and includes of course mTrip’s unique feauture, “mTrip Genius”, which shows user-aware content, depending on what the user likes

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