GeoReader, LLC Wins "People's Choice" Award at ION GNSS 2011 Conference
GeoReader , an app from GeoReader LLC, was named as the "People's Choice" winner in the USA Challenge of the European Satellite Navigation Competition.

PORTLAND, OR, September 25, 2011 /24-7PressRelease/ -- GeoReader , an app from GeoReader LLC, was named as the "People's Choice" winner in the USA Challenge of the European Satellite Navigation Competition. The founder of the company, David Moreau, presented the app at the ION GNSS conference in Portland, OR on September 22, 2011. ION participants chose GeoReader as their favorite USA Challenge finalist at the conference. Moreau states, "It's quite an honor to be selected for the People's Choice award. I want to thank all of the participants who voted, and the sponsors, Inside GNSS magazine, NovAtel and the Institute of Navigation. We are excited to introduce the app to more users, and this award reinforces the usefulness and interest people find in GeoReader." You can download GeoReader directly from the Android market.

GeoReader is an app that allows smartphones to read out loud site specific information as a user approaches a GPS location. Originally designed to add interest and provide relevant information to travelers, GeoReader provides the user the ability to listen to community generated information about broad subjects such as historical landmarks, local tourist attractions, or other location linked information, all hands-free, through their smartphone.

GeoReader is the first smartphone application of its kind that combines GPS technology with location mapping and voice enabled software. A website, www.mygeoreader.com, invites users to add "talking points " to a GPS location. Talking points can also be made with the smartphone directly at the location of interest. When a user takes a trip and comes into the range of a talking point , either in a vehicle or on foot, GeoReader will enable the smartphone to read the text of the talking point out loud, much the way the current GPS units will give the user directions to "turn left ahead". As the database of talking points grows through community submissions, new and different information will become available to users even when traveling along routine routes.

At its launch, GeoReader contained over 110,000 points of interest, covering roadside markers, historical bridges and locations on the national registry of historic places. The app contains nearly all of the historical landmarks for Texas, Virginia, Georgia, Oregon and Michigan. It includes Pennsylvania's entire historical roadside marker collection and many other points of interest in the rest of the USA and Canada.

GeoReader is currently available on smartphones using Android-based operating systems. It is a free application and can be downloaded from the website www.mygeoreader.com, or directly from the Android market (search GeoReader).

Applications for GeoReader are limitless, and can be utilized to promote local tourism, for educational purposes, to assist the visually impaired, or even as a personal tour guide in a new area. Users now have a way to provide broad site specific information and have it read out loud, anytime, anywhere through GPS , smartphones and GeoReader .

For more information:
Visit the website www.myGeoReader.com . Download the free app in the Android Markets (search under Georeader). Follow www.twitter.com/myGeoReader and http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/GeoReader/118843071462373 for the latest scoop. Read a comprehensive review at www.slapstart.com/2010/11/georeader . To inquire about advertising, contact info@mygeoreader.com with AD ME in the subject.

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