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The University of Tasmania Mobile Application provides a quick way to access information from a variety of resources.
The current list of features include:
-MyLO
-Maps with GPS ability (using Google Maps)
-Latest news
-Apply
-Links to commonly accessed UTAS websites
-University contacts with numbers and locations
-Social Media links (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube)
Please contact the Service Desk if you have any issues accessing or using the application.
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The current list of features include:
-MyLO
-Maps with GPS ability (using Google Maps)
-Latest news
-Apply
-Links to commonly accessed UTAS websites
-University contacts with numbers and locations
-Social Media links (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube)
Please contact the Service Desk if you have any issues accessing or using the application.
Tags: utas png, andriod utas, andriod utasnii gps, utas android, utas first release of campuslife, utas productivity tools, utas register movil android.
Recently changed in this version:
Added link for MyLO
Comments and ratings for UTAS
(54 stars)
by Jonno on 18/02/2012
Nothing but a bunch of web links
(54 stars)
by Anthony on 18/02/2012
Certainly needs work. Students don't need an app that displays random web content when they already have web browsers. Timetabling features etc including storing student timetables would be much better than a link. Web mail access in a mobile format is al
(54 stars)
by Matthew on 17/02/2012
This app has no real functionality that can't be done faster and better by pointing your device's browse towards the utas website. The map functionality only forwards you on to the google maps site, are you too lazy to properly implement the maps API that
(54 stars)
by Daniel on 17/02/2012
This is a nearly perfect example of how precisely to NOT develop a mobile app. It is, in essence, a convoluted menu of simple web links, with a few RSS news feeds that few students or staff would have any use for on a day-to-day basis. Features that any
(54 stars)
by Kevo on 03/02/2012
Make sure you use UConnect first, then switch on GPS if you're using maps.
(54 stars)
by Christo90210 on 02/02/2012
Awesome