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Volume.at iPhone Application

March 1st, 2010 by Martin under Uncategorized

During the weekend, we’ve finished all major programming activities for our next application which we write for volume.at. After the design was completed by our design team two weeks ago, we started the development of the actual application and step by step implemented all functionality. As usual, we learned a lot during this process and we will put this knowledge to use in the next applications and the following updates of iSENDu.
So, what does the application do? It connects to the volume.at web server and informs you about new and noteworthy events, parties or festivals. It provides several options to filter the events, which can be freely combined so that you can find your favorite events within seconds.
And the best thing is: it’s for free!

Your ikangai team

PS: The application is not yet available in the iTunes Application Store. We’ll keep you posted!

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