Ann Arbor’s Mobiata wins Best Travel App at the Webby Awards
Chalk up another impressive milestone for red-hot phone app company Mobiata. This time the Ann Arbor tech firm took home a Webby. Excerpt: "Mobiata, developer of some of the most popular travel apps on the market, announced today that its popular app FlightBoard was named the best travel app of the year in the 2012 Webby Awards competition. FlightBoard, which launched in June 2010, is available on iPhone, iPad and Android devices. Cited as a must-have app for the frequent traveler, it was designed after the Arrivals and Departures Board at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris and turns a user's screen into an arrival and departures board for any airport in the world." Read more here.
Chalk up another impressive milestone for red-hot phone app company Mobiata. This time the Ann Arbor tech firm took home a Webby.
Excerpt:
“Mobiata, developer of some of the most popular travel apps on the market, announced today that its popular app FlightBoard was named the best travel app of the year in the 2012 Webby Awards competition. FlightBoard, which launched in June 2010, is available on iPhone, iPad and Android devices. Cited as a must-have app for the frequent traveler, it was designed after the Arrivals and Departures Board at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris and turns a user’s screen into an arrival and departures board for any airport in the world.”
Read more here.
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