iPhone : Travel
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All the best iPhone apps and latest iPod apps, rated, reviewed and ready for download.
Best travel apps , travel planners, route calculators and service updates to help make sure you never miss the train again.
DriveGain+
Useful for those with a passion for statistics, and could save you real money in fuel efficiency.
£4.99
CaskFinder
Could find you a nice beer in a pinch, but it’s not comprehensive enough for our tastes.
FREE
AA Speed Camera
This offers solid performance in locating speed cameras, but its ugly interface lets it down
FREE
AA Days Out Guide 2011
AA takes a no-frills approach to location-based discovery of UK attractions.
FREE
Garmin UK & Ireland
Needs a few more versions before it can truly compete with TomTom, but it’s still a good app.
£39.99
Localscope
Find amenities fast using this app, which searches multiple databases to give you more useful results.
£1.49
Raileasy
Booking train tickets can be a real nightmare, but not if you get yourself RailEasy
FREE
Skobbler UK/Ireland Lite
A free open-source satnav app that could well genuinely disrupt and improve the market for navigation apps on smartphones
FREE
AA Hotel Guide 2010
If you’re looking for a decent, free guide to UK hotels then look no further
FREE
TripAdvisor
If you travel or holiday a lot, iPhone’s Trip Advisor app will definitely find you the best hotel or meal
FREE
Postcards
An ideal app for the terminally lazy on holidays who want to send postcards, but don’t want to move from the sunbed.
FREE
Weather Pro
We love talking about the weather in good old Blighty, and Weather Pro provides incredibly accurate local forecasts
£2.39
CoPilot Live UK and Ireland
Satnav applications on mobile phones have developed at an incredible rate, with the latest from CoPilot turning your iPhone into a fully-featured PND.
£26.99
London Tube Deluxe
An essential iPhone app for any Londoner or befuddled visitor who cannot make head nor tail of the tube map.
£0.59
toptable restaurant finder
If you already use toptable’s restaurant-booking website, then you will know what is in store with this useful food-finding app.
FREE
Lonely Planet Guide to London
Lonely Planet’s Guide to London on the iPhone is certainly a pricey app, but it’s worth it if you are planning to explore the city.
£9.49
AA – Best of Britain
The AA’s latest app won’t help you fix a puncture on the M1, but it will make sure your weekends are more fun.
£4.99
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