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Where To?

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Milestones

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  Where To? — FutureTap has updated its points of interest finder, Where To?, to embrace the features of iOS 4 and the iPhone 4. Along with an interface overhaul, the app now supports iOS 4’s multitasking ability, as well as iPhone 4’s high resolution Retina Displa (7/30/10)
  Posted 11/3/10 at 11:07am via macworld.com
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  Where To? — Where To? 2.6 is now available for download on the App Store. The update is free for all Where To? 2.x users. We added a whole lot of new features: […] (3/17/10)
  Posted 11/3/10 at 11:05am via futuretap.com
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  Where To? — […]Version 2.5 introduces support for NAVIGON's MobileNavigator app, allowing users to instantly switch to the GPS utility for navigation instructions after selecting a POI. […] (12/9/09)
  Posted 11/3/10 at 11:03am via ipodnn.com
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  Where To? — Today, Apple approved Where To 2.0. The new version greatly enhances the user experience by making use of several iPhone OS 3.0 features. It uses a built-in map to display the results right within the app… (8/10/09)
  Posted 11/3/10 at 10:57am via futuretap.com

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Videos

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1. Where To? updated for iOS 4 (macworld.com) [edit]
2. TomTom, Twitter and Facebook support (futuretap.com) [edit]
3. Where to? 2.5 adds support for NAVIGON MobileNavigator (ipodnn.com) [edit]
4. Where To? 2.0 greatly simplifies finding points of interest (futuretap.com) [edit]