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Sherpa hits Android Market, video review available
July 29, 2009 | by Andrew Kameka
Featured post, Free apps, Reviews, Video Reviews
Sherpa is a marquee app on the T-Mobile myTouch3g, but it’s now available in the United States Android Market for other phones as well. T-Mobile G1 owners can also take a crack at Sherpa, which tracks and learns a user’s tendencies. The location-awareness app is equipped with an adaptive learning feature that uses likes and dislikes to give recommendations and reminders about places to visit. Previously seen as Geodelic, the app works to make points of interest apps more intuitive.
Sherpa is made further unique because locations and establishments are displayed on a carousel. Swipe left and right to see nearby attractions and stores that fit within the following categories: Arts & Culture, Banks, Bars & Nightclubs, Cafes & Coffee Shops, Dining, Establishments, Getting Around, Groceries & Essentials, In a Pinch, Kids & Pets, Looking good, Movies & Entertainment, On Vacation, Quick Bites, Recreation, and Shopping.
Here is a video demo of Sherpa running on a T-Mobile G1.
its not in the market
It is now. I'm trying it out at this very moment on my G1.
If you have Verizon the app is called Geodelic. It is the same thing as Sherpa.
i search sherpa and there is nothing
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Are you on the US and using T-Mobile? I believe it is only available in the US Market at the moment. Scan the QR code right above the comments section (black dots forming the square) with the phone's Barcode Scanner and that should take you to it.
If that doesn't work, you can also visit Nexeo.net for a leaked copy.
Not on Sprint phones Market.