ICOT 15 Smartphone Event App & PDF Event Guide

Downloaded app. Downloaded event. Up and running and very cool. Thanks for putting this together.:thumbsup:

Yup, that's it. This does away with my excel spreadsheet.

Thanks Guys!

Just downloaded the app and browsed through it a bit. AWESOME! TOTALLY AWESOME!!!:thumbsup:

I think I'm gonna grab the PDF on my phone to store in my iBooks too. That's what I usually do w/our trip itineraries (that I make in publisher) anymore…save as PDF and put it in iBooks to have readily available on my phone.

We’ll use it all. Thanks for all your hard work!!!:mickey:

Maria

Looks awesome John! Already have a bunch of stuff on the To Do List. Better start sleeping now, I think as of Thursday next week, there will be very little of that going on!

:thumbsup::thumbsup:

Love the staff bios and pics!

DisneyGirl85;2310989 wrote: Love the staff bios and pics!

Agreed Kelly! It's a really nice personal touch.

Thanks guys, very cool. Awesome bios and pictures.

Can't get this app....awwwww... :confused: I have an older IPhone ....:(

Katzateer;2311061 wrote: Can't get this app....awwwww... :confused: I have an older IPhone ....:(

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/guidebook/id428713847?mt=8

Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 4.3 or later. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.

Requires iOS 4.3 or later.

Have you updated recently? I was under the impression that iphones including the older version could all run the same OS? Not so?

If not you can use the web app and just create a shortcut on your desktop to the main page.

DisneyGirl85;2310989 wrote: Love the staff bios and pics!

I think that might be my favorite part too! It certainly helps keep some of the names and faces straight!

Amy

I put the app on my iPad -- looks great! Now to figure out how to get it on my new (first ever) Android phone that's coming in the mail later this week. Dumb question: where does one get Android apps? Is there an Android store, like the App Store for iPhone apps?

I have not done my research.

Kathy

TikiGoddess;2311109 wrote: I put the app on my iPad -- looks great! Now to figure out how to get it on my new (first ever) Android phone that's coming in the mail later this week. Dumb question: where does one get Android apps? Is there an Android store, like the App Store for iPhone apps?

I have not done my research.

Kathy

Google Play is the Android app market. It should come pre-installed on your Android phone. You can download apps, music, movies, and books through it. You can access Google Play through the web, too.

Weird. I have a blackberry torch... I don't think it's actually downloading the app.

I scan the QR code, and it takes me to the Intercot page on Guidebook. There's a "download the guidebook" button. When I click it, it takes me to the page where I have to search for Intercot.

So I search for it, and it brings up the page with the schedule: "General Info", "Master Schedule", "Sponsors/Staff", etc. But it's not really downloading any app? Nothing is saved on my phone or downloaded like an app. It's like I'm just looking at a webpage that I'll have to surf to each time I want to see the schedule, as opposed to an app that I can interact with on my phone.

Maybe I'm doing something wrong... I guess I could just save the webpage I'm looking at:
http://m.guidebook.com/guide/3918

Buttercup;2311198 wrote: Weird. I have a blackberry torch... I don't think it's actually downloading the app.

I scan the QR code, and it takes me to the Intercot page on Guidebook. There's a "download the guidebook" button. When I click it, it takes me to the page where I have to search for Intercot.

So I search for it, and it brings up the page with the schedule: "General Info", "Master Schedule", "Sponsors/Staff", etc. But it's not really downloading any app? Nothing is saved on my phone or downloaded like an app. It's like I'm just looking at a webpage that I'll have to surf to each time I want to see the schedule, as opposed to an app that I can interact with on my phone.

Maybe I'm doing something wrong... I guess I could just save the webpage I'm looking at:
http://m.guidebook.com/guide/3918

Nope - Blackberry and Windows Phone are both mobile versions - not apps. The reality is that use of both phones is at such a low that it's not worth it for developers to spend the time on seperate apps. Sorry, and that's being said by someone who would take a Windows Phone over any other if it were on my carrier.

So, if you can bookmark the guide - and place an icon on your desktop, then that's your best bet. Also, since service at wdw can be lousy at times, best to print a copy as well as backup or download the pdf to your phone.