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Introducing a new Seoul travel app – and win a copy for you and a friend!!

Fri, 08/12/2011 - 16:50 — chrisinsouthkorea


Presenting the Seoul Taxi Guide, the newest app to help you travel around Seoul and the nearby area. Produced by Hoodhot Travel and with content written by yours truly, there’s information on thousands of attractions, bars, restaurants, hotels, and plenty more. Keep reading for a chance to win a free copy for you and a friend!

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Sun, 05/01/2011 - 13:10 — conor_o_reilly

Here’s  a new video I recorded and edited using my iPhone4 and the ReelDirector app.

I recorded this back in January when myself, Herself and her thirteen year old cousin all went to the 63 Building in Seoul. I’d never been and if wasn’t for the Picasso exhibition in the gallery on the top floor I don’t think I would have bothered going up. As you can see, it was absolutely freezing outside. In fact, I’m not even sure why there are people outside, let alone taking a tour boat down the frozen Han River

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Review: MediTour app (Android / iDevice)

Wed, 01/19/2011 - 16:41 — chrisinsouthkorea

Brought to you by the Korea Tourism Organization, the MediTour app (Android and iDevices) offers ample information for those bound for a Korean medical tourism trip. With versions in English, Japanese, Chinese, and Russian, there’s no language barrier and few language issues to speak of. While good if you’re already coming to Korea or desiring more information, it’s missing a few things to give it the highest recommendation.

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Review: Korea (iDevice app)

Thu, 11/11/2010 - 08:52 — chrisinsouthkorea
Oh, dear. The app 'Korea' has either done the country a disservice, or is the result of a prank pulled on the iDevice app store. A blogger like myself is not big enough to see this thing pulled from the app store, but see if this review leads you to desire the same thing.Choose 'Start' or 'All Items' to see basically the same thing - a picture:Slide left or right to get...? another picture:Slide


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Review: Seoul Bus (iDevice app)

Sun, 11/07/2010 - 22:33 — chrisinsouthkorea
The Seoul subway system has been covered in the iDevice universe time and time again. The Seoul bus system, however, has only seen a couple releases - almost entirely in Korean, and . I'm quite happy to have discovered this app recently - it was only released in September - and am equally happy to pass it onto you.At its simplest, Seoul Bus gives you information on virtually every bus and bus


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Review: Seoul Metro Tour app (Korean sauna edition)

Thu, 11/04/2010 - 10:33 — chrisinsouthkorea


Even as more foreigners are picking up the iPhone and iPad, I find myself sticking with an iPod Touch - and a full-fledged netbook computer better able to do the heavier lifting. There are times when one or the other is preferred; in this case, looking up the subway lines is an easy job for the iPod Touch.

Enter this free app - SeoulMetroTour Lite - into the mix. After starting the program, you can tap your way into a Seoul subway system map completely in English. Tap on Sights (as above) to highlight a number of tourist-friendly destinations.
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Review: iTourSeoul - iPhone / iPod app

Thu, 04/22/2010 - 12:38 — chrisinsouthkorea

Produced by the official tourist website visitseoul.net, iTourSeoul has a long way to go. The biggest problem is the lack of useful data sans a Wi-Fi connection, but another problem is odd design.

Imagine coming to tour a foreign country with little more than your iDevice for a travel guide. Sure, Lonely Planet books are around, and there is plenty of other tourist information available - but you want it on your iDevice, darnit! While not perfect, iTourSeoul does offer a decent amount of help - if you can get a WiFi signal.
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