Obama 2009 Inauguration Guide for the iPhone
January 6th, 2009 MobileFreak
Washington DC officials are estimating somewhere between two and five million visitors downtown on January 20 for the Inauguration of President-Elect Barack Obama. If you will be one of the lucky millions, you will need some help navigating around the closed streets, the parade route, the party scene, and the general chaos. Available today for the iPhone, the app will soon be available for the Blackberry and Android platforms.
The free application was developed in a very tight timeframe in partnership between Point About, Qorvis Communications and Patton Boggs, along with restaurant data provided by Zagat. You can read much more about it here, or simply click the iTunes button below to download it free from iTunes.
DC will be an absolute nightmare, even if you know your way around the city. Being part of history will be worth it I’m sure — but do yourself a favor and download the app now. If it can’t help you get a good view of Obama, at the very least you will be able to find a good restaurant.
iPhone App: 2009 Presidential Inauguration Guide
Entry Filed under: The List, Travel, iPhone
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