apps.AppDB

ZADAR IN YOUR POCKET. Now on your iPhone. Get the most out of Zadar, Croatia with In Your Pocket, Europe’s biggest publisher of locally-produced city guides.

-----------------------------------
"In Your Pocket: A cheeky, well- written series of guidebooks."
NEW YORK TIMES
-----------------------------------

Since 1992 In Your Pocket has been publishing regularly updated, essential guides to an ever increasing number of European cities. The In Your Pocket iPhone application has incorporated all of what has made In Your Pocket the most respected city guide publisher on the continent: accuracy of information; regular updates; sharp humour; a keen eye for detail; brilliant writing; and combined it with the power of the iPhone to create Europe’s top travel apps.

Easily find the best and nearest restaurants, the cheapest hotels, the liveliest bars and clubs. Find out what’s on, order a taxi, check locations on live or static maps: it’s all here. Only In Your Pocket offers you such a wealth of information.

-----------------------------------
FEATURES

＊ Written by local authors who know and love their city.
＊ Frequent and free updates made available through the app store
＊ Excellent coverage of attractions, hotels, restaurants, cafés, clubs & businesses
＊ Designed for offline use to save on roaming costs.*
＊ Geolocation using Google Maps
＊ Static City Maps that can be viewed offline
＊ Transit map
＊ Currency Exchange Calculator
＊ Local Weather Forecast
＊ Practical city codes
＊ Bookmark your favorite venues
＊ Search locations using keywords
＊ Embedded web Browser
＊ Venue email, web and phone information
＊ Native hi-res graphics for iPhone 4

*Requires wifi or mobile internet for weather data, currency rates, google maps, and YouTube video streaming.

-----------------------------------
PRAISE

"The In Your Pocket series of guide booklets have turned out to be highly useful in avoiding tourist traps and other travel hazards."
INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE

"In Your Pocket guides are a godsend. They are impressively up to date and clearly written by people who live in the city. Invaluable."
THE SUN HERALD