Our app for thetrainline.com is App of the Week on Life of Android. Life of Android is a site dedicated to news and reviews of Android apps. The App of the Week section also includes an excellent video review:
London, UK – 6th December 2010 – Masabi, the developer of mobile ticketing technology for the transport sector, joined London restaurant group Pied à Terre and online money lender, Wonga.com as winners of the Digital Entrepreneur awards – hailed as the only national stage in the UK dedicated to recognising online business excellence. Now in [...]
Since its publication on the Nokia Ovi Store on Thursday, the timetabling and ticketing app developed by Masabi has attracted a number of extremely positive reviews from both technology journalists and app users in general. A quick glance at the Ovi Store page for “Trainline Tickets” sees the app rated four out of five stars [...]
Our train ticket app for thetrainline.com is now available for download from Nokia’s Ovi Store! To get the app, go to the Ovi Store and search for “thetrainline“, “train tickets” or simply “train“. The app will be in the top results. The Store also includes a complete list of compatible Nokia handsets. Here’s a link [...]
We are very pleased to announce that thetrainline app for Blackberry, Nokia, and Sony-Ericsson, developed in conjunction with Masabi, was featured as the Sunday Times Travel App of the Week over the weekend! The article appeared in the travel section and is available here (for Sunday Times digital subscribers). A slight clarification ought to be [...]
You can now buy train tickets over your mobile with the new thetrainline.com app for selected Nokia, Blackberry, Samsung and Sony-Ericsson phones with support for more handsets coming soon (for a full list of compatible handsets check www.thetrainline.com). Developed in conjunction with Masabi, it’s free to download and is available now – to get the [...]
Masabi, the developer of m-ticketing software for mass-market phones, today announced that it has signed a deal with thetrainline.com for a mass-market m-ticketing purchase and delivery system. The system will allow users to buy and display UK rail tickets direct from their mobile phones for any route on the National Rail network without having to visit ticket offices or ticket machines. The system is already in development with a rollout expected later in 2010.