This seems to be a cunningly clever app to make sure that you get to work on time by waking you up earlier if there are delays on your route.
Even the most fanatical Palm Pre/Pixi fans would have to admit that when it comes to UK-based apps, the webOS cupboard has remained rather bare compared to the well stocked shelves of rivals like Android and iOS.
Keen to get it all working in time for the 2012 Olympics, TfL have invited telecoms companies to tender for wi-fi provision at up to 120 stations across the network by June 2012.
The FT is reporting that privately-held Chinese Mobile phone manufacturer Huawei is all set to sign a deal with London Underground to install a mobile network on the London’s underground Tube system – and they’ll do it for free.
So we’re at Brixton tube station. And we’re late for a meeting.
We rock up to the gates, slam down our Oyster card on the reader only to be greeted with a high pitched squeaking and a sign saying, “Seek Assistance.”
Anyone’s who been using Oyster cards for some time will realise that these little moments make up the joy of having a contactless ticketing system.
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