Review of eSkyGuide iPhone App

Feature photo by David Rebers Hammer Photography

Associate Editor Michelle Schusterman reviews American Express Publishings moody info iPhone app.

The initial impression was a great one. you dignified his clean, simple look, his organization. He was so easy to read. you felt similar to you had a connection.

Then, similar to so many travel apps prior to him, he only close down on me.

I gave him an additional chance, though Im a total sucker for great seeking apps, after all. By an additional chance, you meant you deleted eSkyGuide from my iPhone, afterwards uploaded it again. Ive done this with a others. Chalk it up to nerves. They only cant perform well a initial time.

The main menu of a app is sincerely self-explanatory; select from moody schedules as well as statuses, a weather during a specific airport, locating an airport, or contact info for airports as well as hotels. You can search by moody number, departure/arrival info, date. The pieces are all there, butIm going to stop with a dating result now. You get a idea.

Honestly, a app does work about one in 3 attempts. The complaint is that if you dont get a summary observant something is wrong, or if a app doesnt only utterly crash, afterwards it takes so prolonged to bucket Im fearful its frozen. you did, for example, open a hotel contact list, though it took nearly a full notation to get there.

Based on layout as well as navigation alone, Im sold. Along with depart as well as attainment times, moody duration as well as aircraft details, you even get dish info. But when loading takes so prolonged even my iPhone goes to sleep, afterwards you wake him only to read this message:

eSkyguide Encountered a little problem. Please try again after

I have to wonder. After what? Im not trying to be bold here, though Im creation an iPhone app myself, as well as you know sum matter. As ! a custom er, Id be sincerely annoyed about spending 5 bucks on an app that gives me this deficient as well as unhelpful message.

The judgment is here, a opening is not. Id wait to see if any bugs are addressed in future updates prior to asking this one up for a nightcap.


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