TimeStream Software announced earlier today that they have released four of their popular Disney themed applications for Android-powered handsets. All four titles comes with high remarks and great word of mouth for their iPhone counterparts so we expect the same out of Android. The apps range in price from $1.99 to $3.99 and work for all versions of Android.The biggest, and likely the most popular app is Walt Disney World Notescast. TimeStream describes it as having more than 300 pages of information and over 500 photos, with rich in-depth content. Looking through the lengthy bullet list of features we can see it makes for the perfect companion application from the trip planning stages to hunting down various characters. Resorts, attractions, and more get extensive coverage across four major parks: Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Disney's Hollywood Studios.
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KimberlyOctober 27, 2010Freaking Disney! First they want to rip you off thinking you can go for cheap , and then this..All this is, is advertisement. Why would I waste my hard earned money on crappy apps like this?
GregOctober 27, 2010These would of been helpful 3 weeks ago, when I went to Disney. I guess in 5 years when I go back, I can use these apps.
UrugamiOctober 27, 2010Going there soon; had the Verizon Disney Magic app for our last trip.
How does the Notescast app stand up to that one? Or even the freely-available m.disney.com site WDW has online? The VZW app had great tactical info, including follow-me and guiding maps to get around, wait times, FastPass times, character schedules, etc.
This NotesCast app looks like it's just static info that's better done on the Disney web site.
The Hidden Mickeys one could be fun... Might have to urge the 4-yo to go on a mouse hunt \ABS\Auto Blog Samurai\data\Android Market\Android Guys\icon_wink.gif)
PS... Kimberly: TimeStream looks like a third party; Disney didn't put this out.
Nathan JamesOctober 27, 2010Very fascinating, I have just written a post about apps that can control yourblog or website and just wondered if you could advise me on any others you know of?
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