Free Android App for the history buff in all of us. Lets you hear historical markers as you drive by.

Hi. I made an app that combines history and technology. It’s called Georeader (search under Georeader in the Android market). It allows one to write a short message (such as a historical sign’s text) and assign it to a gps location. When a user enters the area, the text is spoken on their phone. I was able to collect over 111,000 points covering roadside markers , historical bridges, even ufo sighting locations and have added them to the data base. It includes states such as Texas, Virginia, Georgia, Oregon, Michigan, and Pennsylvania's entire historical roadside marker collections plus a ton of other points to hear all over the country and even in Canada. You can also make your own points and assign them to any location worldwide. These will be instantly added to the database for all to hear. They can be on almost any topic you like and its a great way to share your knowledge of local history with the rest of the world. Anyhoo, the website is at www.mygeoreader.com for even more info. It's a free app so there is nothing to lose. Please try it out. Thanks! Dave

Thank you for your nice review. That filter option will be "on the list" for the next update. Thanks. Dave

Hi. You are correct about there being nothing in Germany at this time. You are certainly welcome to be the first to create one for this country. I think it should work but if you can verify this it would be so very helpful. (create a talking point near where you are at and let me know, there is a video on the website www.mygeoreader if you need it) If you tell me the city you are near, I could add some points from here ( NY) to to see how it does over there.


I guess this request also goes for anybody else in a country or area where there isn't initially any talking points nearby, Please create a talking point to see if it works and tell me a city or area to put some points around and we can see how it does all around the world.
Thanks.

My email is info@mygeoreader.com

http://www.insidegnss.com/node/2326

The app almost won a contest!

Thanks for the nice words and the link to the history site. I'll check it out.