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Yahoo TimeTraveler


Yahoo recently rolled out the most flexible travel guide app, Yahoo TimeTraveler. It’s innovative functions and analytic design makes it stand out of the tough competition
What if you’re stuck with delayed flight timings or at a tourist spot and have not travel schedule pre-planned? Forget the old-hat methods of running into a travel kiosk, inquiring about the local sight seeing.
Yahoo TimeTraveler app creates a new dimension of planning your travel the ‘smart’ way.  All you need to do is provide your location, Destination and time available for the travel.
Using it’s Flickr integration and complex algorithms, Yahoo TimeTraveler plans a travel based on your available time. How cool is that?
You can also share the plan with your friends via social networking and can also record your travel for future references and sweet memories.


How Does Yahoo TimeTraveler work?

Yahoo TimeTraveler app is integrated with Flickr Database. Through it’s unique algorithm, it calculates the travel guide based on the photo uploads by the people in the past in Flickr.

Yahoo TimeTraveler Review

The major turndown of Yahoo TimeTraveler app is it’s limited geographical locations. Currently, Locations or Cities supported by Yahoo TimeTraveler are London, Amsterdam, New York, Rome, Paris and 39 others
Right now, the platforms supported are Ipad and Ipod Touch (latest generation). Yahoo TimeTraveler is a perfect app for Travel Enthusiasts to plan their travel time-flexible.

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