Here’s episode number 3 of the PCTO 2010 podcast.
This week, I talk with John Leschinski, one of the graphic/web designers for Podcamp Toronto this year, as well as Robin Brown, about his session on mobility and social media.
Podcast: Download (Duration: 19:36 — 17.9MB)
Smart phones and tech events like PodCamp Toronto go hand in hand (pun unintended). Mobile apps make it easy for smart phones to help everyone share and stay updated on everything from impromptu sessions to lunchtime meet ups. Note taking, mapping, sharing photos, videos and audio during the event is a cinch. And they are also a great ice breaker when meeting new people!
Below is my list of iPhone apps (since I use an iPhone) which come in handy for me at tech events. I invite you to add your mobile app recommendations in the comments below— both iPhone and non-iPhones are welcome!
Around Me
Free. It’s lunch time, you’re looking for a place to eat but you don’t know the area very well and you don’t have anyone’s phone number. Around Me taps into Google Maps and the Yellow Pages to show what’s around your current location based on …
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