iLondon 2012 app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Leonardo Mota
First release : 01 Feb 2012
App size: 6.25 Mb
★ The most complete app about the London 2012 Olympic Games.
★ Top Ranked in more than 50 countries
★ Schedule events to your calendar, follow all the medals, schedule, live results, news and the Olympic Records of the London 2012 Olympic Games.
iLondon 2012 brings all the information you need for the London 2012 Olympic Games, with the updated medal standings with a list of all medals by athletes, schedule, results and live events. The app list the athletes by Sport and Country, the olympics records and news directly from the official website.
The application works even without Internet access, allowing access to all information and details even when there is no connection available. (The Medal Standing and Schedule will show the information of the last update, News and Live Events tab require Internet Connection).
★ Medals: Ranking of the Medals with a list of all athletes / sports for medal of each country.
★ Schedule: List of the Olympic Events by Date or by Sports, with highlight the medals events and detail of each event, with the location, date, time and description of the event, results for the collective sports, and you can add the event to your Calendar to the time of the event. You can convert the time of the event to your timezone.
★ Sports: List of sports with the number of athletes, medals, places and dates.
★ Live: Follow the results of team sports live.
★ Athletes: List of all Athletes by Sport and by Country
★ Records: All the olympic records with the athlete name, record and olympic games of the record.
★ News: Follow all the news directly from the official website of the event.
★ Venues: List of all venues with map of its location and you can get your position and distance from the venue.
Latest reviews of iLondon 2012 app for iPhone and iPad
data was not updated .....
Not much more than a schedule and medal count. Not worth it.
No update, not on time, no schedule, very poor
Great app that tells u everything
Very good apps with lots of information however it would be nice if you could convert metric measurements into feet/inches with the touch of the screen or a button. Not everyone knows just how far Bob Beamons broad jump of 8.90 meters is.