PLEASANTON, CA, July 10, 2011 (Press-News.org) GeniusWave announces the availability of Travel Cards in iTunes and a free promotion. Travel Cards puts loyalty programs on phones and at finger tips. The innovative app earned a top 10 Android ranking by AppBrain, supports over 1800 programs, and helps travelers better manage their rewards. Travelers find it easy to step up to the counter, flash a high fidelity image of their cards and get the points and treatment they deserve.
The Travel Cards innovative display shows details just like the plastic people seem to never have, including a person's status in the high fidelity image. Finding cards is not a problem, users can flip through using Card Flow, browse with List View, or use powerful search tools. Security concerns are addressed with pass code access and advanced security features, including online backup with Cloud Sync and data purge if your phone is lost or stolen. Recently, in May, Travel Cards also released the new Location Finder feature helping travels find participating hotels, restaurants, retail stores, car rentals and other businesses using the phone's GPS functionality.
"Our early release on Android was ideal to build out the features and gain a top 10 ranking. We are ready and so excited to bring the app to iTunes. With the free promotion we want to give users a jump start to download and better manage their loyalty programs. People are very excited to try it out and we have received great feedback, with the free promotion getting them started." said Greg Dierickse, Founder and CMO at GeniusWave.
Find out more information
- About Travel Cards: http://www.geniuswave.com/travelcards
- Download on iTunes: http://goo.gl/yOEd7
ABOUT GENIUSWAVE
GeniusWave is a mobile application publisher, providing marketing and publishing services to help developers bring their app to market, including Android, iPad, iPhones, and other devices. GeniusWave services help developers target their customers, connect with them and raise awareness through high impact marketing. The result is breakthrough revenues for the developer. GeniusWave is located in Pleasanton California, Shanghai China, and the Philippines. www.geniuswave.com
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