Travel app company mTrip is in the final stages of preparing an Android version of its popular iOS travel apps, and is after a few users to beta test the thing.
If you’d like to give it a go, have an Android phone and happen to live in a select few European or US cities covered by mTrip, here’s how you get involved:
Beta-testers need to have an Android phone and live in one of the cities we sell our travel guide apps in (Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Munich, London, Madrid, Moscow, Paris, Rome, Venice, Vienna, Istanbul, Dublin, Chicago, New York, San Francisco and Washington).
People who are interested will need to email [email protected] with their contact details, the city they live in, the model of phone and version of Android they have.
People will be chosen based on the above criteria.
And here’s the promotional image. This marks the first time we’ve seen a Sony Ericsson X10 Mini used as an illustrative handset!
Good luck. If you need a character reference to swing your application, put us down. We’ll vouch for 99% of our readership.
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