Showing posts with label Windows Phone App. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows Phone App. Show all posts

Monday, June 27, 2016

Trainsity Kuala Lumpur Windows Phone app

Carry these high resolution vector maps of Kuala Lumpur's LRT, KTM, and other train lines in your Windows Mobile handset and find your way around Kuala Lumpur. The maps are small in file size and can be accessed offline without a data connection. The following lines are available:

  • Monorail
  • Ampang Line
  • Sri Petaling Line
  • Kelana Jaya Line
  • KTM Lines
  • KLIA Lines


Users can click the train station labels to open the external Bing Maps app where they can use all the functions of the external app to visualize the surrounding area including querying for directions. This app has its own directions function for finding the best path from one train station to another.

On a Windows Mobile handset,  the app will display tiles of train lines, which when tapped will open up a detail view of the metro transit map, as shown below.
Tapping the station labels will bring up an option menu where users can choose to display the station location in Bing Maps.

If you want to find how long it takes to travel from one station to another, and the best route to take, simply swipe to the Route page. Then type in the From station and To station. As you enter the values, a drop down list will appear and a station can be selected from the list.
Finally tap the Execute icon. 
Tapping the more details link will display the recommended route to take.
Click the badge below to download from the Windows Store.
Get it from Microsoft

Monday, June 6, 2016

Trainsity Bangkok Windows Phone app

Use this Windows Mobile 8+ app to find your way around the city of Bangkok, Thailand using the high resolution vector maps of the Bangkok Sky Train (BTS), Metro (MRT) and the Airport Rail Link train network.
The maps are small in file size and sharp without pixelation, and can work offline without a connection to the Internet. Users can click the train station labels to open Bing Maps, where they can use all the functions of the app to visualise the surrounding area and/or perform routing for directions.
There is also an offline function to calculate the best way to travel from a station to another station with a direction breakdown and estimated timings (which may vary from the actual travelling time).

The following screenshots show how the app looks like on a Windows Mobile 8+ handset.

When a tile is tapped, a detail map view of the selected line will appear, as shown.

Tapping a labeled box on the map will display the train station on the external Maps application.


If you want to find out how long it takes to travel from one station to another station, and the best route to take, simply swipe to the Route page. Then type in the From station and To station. As you enter the values, a drop down list will appear and a station can be selected from the list. Finally, tap the Execute icon.

Tapping the more details link will display the recommended route to take.

Click the button below to download the app from the Windows Store.
Get it from Microsoft

Monday, March 14, 2016

Trainsity Sapporo App for Windows Phone

 With this Windows Phone 8+ app, find your way around the city of Sapporo, Japan using the high resolution vector maps of the Namboku, Tozai and Toho metro rail lines.

The maps have small file size footprints but with many levels of zoom and can work offline without connecting to the Internet. You can zoom closer without having the details becoming blurred or "pixelated", like bitmap images. Users can click the train station labels to open Bing Maps, where they can use all the functions of the Google app to visualize the surrounding area and/or perform routing for directions. There is also an offline function to calculate the best way to travel from a station to another station with a direction breakdown and estimated timings (which may vary from the actual travelling time).

The following screenshots show how the app looks like on a Windows Phone 8+ handset.
When a tile is tapped, a detail map view of the selected line will appear, as shown below.
tapping a labeled box on the map will display the train station on the external Maps application, as shown below.
If you want to find how long it takes to travel from one station to another station, and the best route to take, simply swipe to the Route page. Then type in the From station and To station. As you enter the values, a drop down list will appear and a station can be selected from the list. Finally tap the Execute icon.
Tapping the more details link will display the recommended route to take.
Click the button below to download the app from the Windows store.
Get it from Microsoft

Monday, March 2, 2015

Trainsity Osaka Windows Phone App

Carry these high resolution vector maps of Osaka city's subway train network in your Windows Phone and find your way around Osaka. The maps have small file sizes and can be accessed without a data connection. The following metro rail lines are available:
  • Midosuji, 
  • Tanimachi, 
  • Yotsubashi, 
  • Chuo, 
  • Sennichimae, 
  • Sakaisuji, 
  • Nagahori-Tsurumi-ryokuchi, 
  • Imazatosuji, 
  • Newtram Nanko Port Town, 
  • Kita Osaka Kyuko, 
  • Kintetsu Keihanna, 
  • Hankyu Kyoto, 
  • Hankyu Senri, 
  • Osaka Monorail, and 
  • Kitakyu Namboku lines.
Users can click the train station labels to open the external Bing Maps app where they can use all the functions of the external app to visualize the surrounding area including querying for directions. This app has its own directions function for finding the best path from one train station to another.

On a Windows Phone handset, the app will display tiles of train lines, which when tapped will open up a detail view of the metro transit map, as shown below.
Tapping the station labels will bring up an option menu where users can choose to display the station location in Bing Maps.
If you want to find how long it takes to travel from one station to another, and the best route to take, simply swipe to the Route page. Then type in the From station and To station. As you enter the values, a drop down list will appear and a station can be selected from the list. Finally tap the Execute icon.
Tapping the more details link will display the recommended route to take.
 Click the button below to download the app from the Windows Phone store.



Monday, November 17, 2014

Trainsity Vancouver Windows Phone App

Find your way around metropolitan Vancouver's SkyTrain network using the high resolution vector maps of the Canada, Expo, and Millennium lines on a Windows Phone. The maps have small file size footprints but with many levels of zoom, and they can be viewed offline without any Internet connection. Users can click the train station labels to open the external Bing Maps app where they can use all the functions of the external app to visualize the surrounding area including querying for directions. This app has its own directions function for finding the best path from one train station to another.

On a Windows Phone handset, the app will display tiles of train lines, which when tapped will open up a detail view of the metro transit map, as shown below.

Tapping the station labels will bring up an option menu where users can choose to display the station location in Bing Maps.

If you want to find how long it takes to travel from one station to another, and the best route to take, simply swipe to the Route page. Then type in the From station and To station. As you enter the values, a drop down list will appear and a station can be selected from the list. Finally tap the Execute icon.
 
Tapping the more details link will display the recommended route to take.


 Click the button below to download the app from the Windows Phone store.

Monday, October 27, 2014

Trainsity Manila Windows Phone App

With this Windows Phone 8+ app, find your way around the city of Manila using the high resolution vector maps of the MRT-3, LRT-1, LRT-2, and PNR Metro Commuter lines. The maps have small file size footprints but with many levels of zoom and can work offline without connecting to the Internet. You can zoom closer without having the details becoming blurred or "pixelated", like bitmap images. Users can click the train station labels to open Google Maps, where they can use all the functions of the Google app to visualize the surrounding area and/or perform routing for directions. There is also an offline function to calculate the best way to travel from a station to another station with a direction breakdown and estimated timings (which may vary from the actual travelling time).

The following screenshots show how the app looks like on a Windows Phone 8 handset.

When a tile is tapped, a detail map view of the selected line will appear, as shown below.

 Tapping a labeled box on the map will display the train station on the external Maps application, as shown below.

If you want to find how long it takes to travel from one station to another station, and the best route to take, simply swipe to the Route page. Then type in the From station and To station. As you enter the values, a drop down list will appear and a station can be selected from the list. Finally tap the Execute icon.

 Tapping the more details link will display the recommended route to take.

Click the button below to download the app from the Windows Phone store.