Posts Tagged ovi store
The Best of Trapster’s Blog (So Far)
We started the Trapster blog only a few months ago and have so many useful posts. Just think of all the great stuff yet to come.
Below is broken down into three categories. The best How-To’s, Trapster News, and Trapster Life. We’re sure you’ll enjoy this little recap.
If you have any suggestions or comments, as always, we would love to hear them.
The Best “How-To’s”
We created lots of How-to posts for the iPhone, Blackberry, and our own Trapster.com website. Trapster has so many features that may not be obvious that we wanted to share them with you.
How-To Setup Route Based Text Message (SMS) Alerts
Here is a step-by-step guide and video to setting up route based text message (SMS) alerts to your mobile phone. This is especially useful if you don’t have a smart phone
How-To Use the “My Trips” Feature on Your iPhone
Heading out on the open road? Going to visit Granny for the weekend in another state? Or just taking off to a friends house 30 minutes away? Whatever the reason or destination, Trapster’s “My Trips” feature for the iPhone application can come in handy for road trips.
Trapster on BlackBerry: A Complete Guide
With millions of BlackBerry users driving the streets without properly being warned of oncoming speed traps, we thought we would make it easy for you by creating a step-by-step guide on how to install and use Trapster on on your trusty pocket pal.
How-To Customize Trapster’s Display on Your iPhone
Here is a quick and easy “how-to customize your Trapster map display” guide on your iPhone.
The Best in Trapster News
Between Nokia launching the Ovi store to our 2.4 iPhone release, Trapster has had some great news this past month. Are you in the loop?
We are excited to announce Nokia has launched Ovi, their app store, which is now open and packed with apps, widgets, ringtones, videos and more. Much to our delight, Trapster was featured on the Ovi Store homepage and the Ovi Blog .
iPhone v2.4 is Here, Auto-Post Traps to Facebook and Twitter!
Trapster integrates with Facebook and Twitter. Other languages are also available now.
Trapster Reaches 200k Blackberry Users
Trapster has reached 200k installed Blackberry users worldwide. Woohoo!
The Best in Trapster Life
Trapster is always hard at work. However, when the time calls, we know how to have fun. Check out some of Trapster latest escapades and a fun interview with the English voice of Trapster.
Meet the Voice of Trapster!
Check out our interview with Diane Merritt, the voice actor for the English version of Trapster. We were curious how one gets into voice acting, her day-to-day activities, and the different type of projects she does.
Peace and Long Life from TechCrunch and Trapster [Star Trek Screening]
Trapster attends the TechCrunch Star Trek screening and gives everyone popcorn!
Trapster at the Where 2.0 Conference
Pete & Jay head to the Where 2.0 Conference.
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Trapster Gets Some Ovi Love
We are excited to announce Nokia has launched Ovi, their app store, which is now open and packed with apps, widgets, ringtones, videos and more. Much to our delight, Trapster was featured on the Ovi Store homepage and the Ovi Blog .
We’re flattered that we made their blog post, and that they included this little blurb about us:
Trapster: For the lead-footed drivers amongst us, here’s a handy app to help you avoid another speeding ticket. On a GPS-enabled Nokia, like my 5800, I can give it a quick view before I jump in the car to see where the hot spots are. It crowd sources the information from other commuters and is 100% legal (no radar required). Try it out and you may find as I have, that the process of looking for hotspots encourages you to slow down in general, (good for the gas budget).
With 20,000 “items” up for grabs at launch, Nokia hopes to make a big dent in the mobile app market versus the mighty giants Apple & Google.
Download Trapster at the Ovi store (and yes, it’s free!).
Make sure to send Trapster to a fellow Nokian while you are there!
Also worth a look: How-To Setup Route Based Text Message Alerts
