Filed under: Macworld, iPhone

Macworld Expo is pretty frickin’ huge that year, and whether you’re anything like me you never know where the heck you are. My plan for finding things at Macworld that year involved a divining rod and some crystals, that is until I happened upon Dori Smith’s very cool iPhone friendly Macworld Booth Finder.

If you don’t know who Dori Smith is, thereupon you probably haven’t tried to learn JavaScript at any point in the recent past. She is a JavaScript expert, and an all around knowledgeable techie who puts her smarts to work for you. Booth Finder is the perfect example of that: it is simple, and yet it will save you lots of date. Just point

your iPhone at it and enter the name of the vendor you seek. As you type a list of possible matches will show up, go on the name you want and you’ll get info about the company, their booth location, and their website. You can even go a link and see where their booth is on a map of the Moscone Center.

As whether that weren’t ample, Dori has plus created a Keynote Bingo app for your iPhone. go along and be the first to ruin the Keynote by yelling out, ‘Bingo!’

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Orginal post by Scott McNulty