The Ultimate Travel Companion? mcTraveller Released

[Jason Dunn]

http://www.smartphone.net/smartphonethoughts/software_detail.asp?id=216

"Whether you travel alone or with others, make room for one more. mcTraveller the perfect traveling companion is now available for Microsoft Smartphone. With mcTraveller you will always know the time in any of over 230 cities, with another 50,000 available with an internet connection eg. GPRS. For any of these cities you can get a detailed weather forecast, so you will always know what to pack. To make sure you get to where you need to be, you can set alarms for any of your four favorite cities and organize your tasks and itinerary so you are always organized. Once you reach your destination, the handy currency conversion tool means you will always know how much you are spending and of course, everything is customizable, so you can have a choice of impressive clock faces and even choose the color of your clocks hands. All this and much, much more..."

Packed with features including:

• Localized in 5 languages
• Home Clock Screen
• 4 City World Time Screen
• Amazing Weather : Including 5 day forecasts, 48 hour forecasts, world weather maps with pan & zoom.
• Interactive Daylight Map
• International Dial Codes
• Over 230 Cities Built In with Internet Lookup - Over 50,000 Cities World Wide
• International Alarm Support
• Currency Conversion with internet updates
• Itinerary Screens for Travel Planning
• Customize clocks and colors and much much more."

This seems like an awesome application for the Smartphone, and at only $9.99, it seems like a heck of a bargain. If you find this application useful, I'd really encourage you to buy a copy - I think it's vital to support the developer community right now, because there's not a lot of potential software buyers yet.

I'm downloading my copy right now - what do all of you think of the application? I've found that while I love using my Smartphone day to day for checking email, I'm starting to want to do more with it - I miss my Pocket PC some days when I don't have it with me. :wink: [Affiliate]

[Jason Dunn]

http://www.smartphone.net/smartphonethoughts/software_detail.asp?id=216

"Whether you travel alone or with others, make room for one more. mcTraveller the perfect traveling companion is now available for Microsoft Smartphone. With mcTraveller you will always know the time in any of over 230 cities, with another 50,000 available with an internet connection eg. GPRS. For any of these cities you can get a detailed weather forecast, so you will always know what to pack. To make sure you get to where you need to be, you can set alarms for any of your four favorite cities and organize your tasks and itinerary so you are always organized. Once you reach your destination, the handy currency conversion tool means you will always know how much you are spending and of course, everything is customizable, so you can have a choice of impressive clock faces and even choose the color of your clocks hands. All this and much, much more..."

Packed with features including:

• Localized in 5 languages
• Home Clock Screen
• 4 City World Time Screen
• Amazing Weather : Including 5 day forecasts, 48 hour forecasts, world weather maps with pan & zoom.
• Interactive Daylight Map
• International Dial Codes
• Over 230 Cities Built In with Internet Lookup - Over 50,000 Cities World Wide
• International Alarm Support
• Currency Conversion with internet updates
• Itinerary Screens for Travel Planning
• Customize clocks and colors and much much more."

This seems like an awesome application for the Smartphone, and at only $9.99, it seems like a heck of a bargain. If you find this application useful, I'd really encourage you to buy a copy - I think it's vital to support the developer community right now, because there's not a lot of potential software buyers yet.

I'm downloading my copy right now - what do all of you think of the application? I've found that while I love using my Smartphone day to day for checking email, I'm starting to want to do more with it - I miss my Pocket PC some days when I don't have it with me. :wink: [Affiliate]