The city of Boston’s iPhone app, is available for download today. The email archiving pothole-and-whatnot-reporting app allows residents to send the city service requests, including photos and location information.
Mayor Menino is holding a 2 p.m. press conference to announce the app’s availability with Bill Oates, the city’s CIO; Nigel Jacob, the mayor’s emerging technology adviser; and Dave Mitchell, founder of Nashua, N.H.-based software company Connected Bits, which developed the app.
Cambridge-based Sparkfish Creative has developed an iPhone app that lets a user browse the T’s scheduling info and find out when your bus or train is coming.
All of these T schedule applications have me wondering — am I the only one who didn’t know the Red, Orange, Green and Blue lines even had a schedule?
Via Universal Hub.
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