All New I Phone Applications In The Market!

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Mobile Applications market has become a universe of i phone Apps with more and more applications being developed every day. According to a research conducted by Juniper, " The mobile applications market is likely to be worth $25 billion in 5 years." Let us sight a few new i Phone Applications recently in news in the market.

Experience WA

TOURISTS traveling to Australia will now have the details of thousands of Western Australia attractions at their fingertips as the Australian Government gets tech savvy ahead of the Queen's visit.

Tourism Minister Kim Hames has decided to launch the “Experience WA” application before Royal visit and Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.

It is a free application that will list 7 thousand places to see, explore, drink , eat, and stay in WA.
Visitors to WA would be able to use this i phone application conveniently to search for a restaurant or any tourist attraction that is close by, and also its place on a map.

The travel application “Experience WA” can be downloaded from Apple’s application store or even Tourism WA’s website and can be ...
... used on the iPhone, iPad or any Android operating system.

There can be no other simpler way to explore the state than with this new i Phone app, which would be updated. With so many international as well as local visitors coming to Wester Australia over the coming few weeks,it is the best time to launch this new free smart phone app.

Many people now rely on their smart phones for real time interactions with the places they visit and use apps to advice them on where to go and what to see that suits their personal interests.
Asborometer

A NEW i phone application called Asboro-meter is developed in the UK which tells its users how many of their neighbors have an anti-social behavior disorder (ASBO). However, It seems become a real estate agents' worst nightmare.

The mobile application will lift the information about trouble makers and nuisances from government databases ahead of sending it to mobile phones,The Sun reported. The application has been dubbed as "the estate agent's worst nightmare" as it can tip off new house buyers because of existing nasty neighborhood.

The Asborometer is based on postcodes and is free to download. It works on the iPhone as well as Google's Android Operating system. Funny thing is that, Creator Jeff Gilfelt, 31 has said: "Although its name is fun, it has a serious message."

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