Tap into Suffolk's history with the launch of Heritage 3.0

Suffolk-based Little Polar Apps has launched Version 3.0 of its Heritage app, the app that inspires travel and locates places of historical interest within the region - and throughout the country - at users' fingertips.

Mapping heritage locations across the UK, Heritage app is available on iPhone and iPad and locates the region's most prestige, historic or less-known landmarks. Its 3.0 upgrade provides users with enhanced listings, detailed information and accurate location data about places of historical interest throughout the country - allowing users to tap into their surroundings and identify places of heritage nearby or further afield, while on the go and straight from their device.

"We designed the Heritage app to be an accurate tool that inspires travel and showcases the country's finest places of historical interest. Version 3.0 builds on this and is packed with new features and over 2,000 properties to explore. Whether at home, or on holiday, Heritage 3.0 aims to provide all the information needed for finding UK heritage - ideal for the user who wants to explore the area around them." Commented Ian Tearle, Director at Little Polar Apps.

Version 3.0 comes with many new features that allow users to hone in details including; property events, directions, opening times and admission fees. And, with a library containing over 2,000 properties, the app provides plenty of opportunities to explore the region and find great days out for all the family.

Users can search for nearby heritage or landmarks by post code, or if planning trip away, by an alternative location - ideal when looking for places to visit in advance. Once a place of interest has been found, users can get directions via maps application at a push of a button and add their favourite locations to an easily accessible list.

"We are passionate about castles especially, but our app goes further than that, providing location and information about stately homes, museums, battlefields, woodland walks and more. There's something for everybody." Concluded Ian.

The app can be downloaded on iTunes now. For more information, please visit http://heritage-app.com/.

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For more information on this press release please contact Ian Tearle.

Notes to editors:

For an Apple Promotional Code please email Heritage to be able to download the app for FREE for review use only on iPhone or iPad.

Apple App Store price £0.69 in the UK, Heritage available in all Apple App Store countries.

Little Polar Apps Ltd is primarily a Business to Consumer company however operates some b2b contracts in the UK.

Little Polar Apps Ltd is a registered company in the England and Wales company number 07634927, its main contact is Ian Tearle.

PRESS RELEASE: Friday, Feb 18, 2011

THE APP LIST
A conclusive tour around the world’s best apps from Apple to Symbian, Angry Birds to Zagat

This weekend The Sunday Times publishes the second part of their definitive App List. Covering all devices and formats, with 40 different top app categories and expert reviews, the guide is a must have for anyone who wants to get the most out of the latest in consumer technology.

Whether you are a tech geek who is first in the queue for the latest smartphone, or a newbie still finding their way around the tablet you got for Christmas, The Sunday Times App List will give you a guided tour around the rich and diverse world of the best apps available.

The list will be published in The Sunday Times and will be available online via http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/public/applist/article540389.ece. The online version is fully interactive, allowing users to search through the apps by category, price and platform to find just what they are looking for – from entertainment to business, films to fitness readers can also directly click and buy from the list.

The guide has been compiled by experts in the relevant fields and regular Sunday Times app reviewers. Some were included for their practicality and usefulness whilst others were selected because they were brilliantly fun and addictive.

Part two of The Sunday Times App List will be available from the 20th February and will include the next 250 apps in their definitive guide. Each app will be reviewed in detail covering the categories of music, film, TV, art, theatre, opera, books, comics, museums, travel, children, property, interiors, health, fitness, gardening, DIY, science and weather. The list does not just include top iPhone apps but covers all the most popular devices (iPad, Blackberry, Nokia and Kindle).

To find out more visit http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/public/applist/article540389.ece

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Heritage App thank all our users for their continued support and use of our application. We hope to bring you more tools and methods to find places of historical interest in the future.