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New smart phone app guides to Jewish sites in Berlin and Warsaw

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June 23, 2012

I’ve been on the road for the past 10 days, and I have a backlog of material to catch up on with postings…. both items I have seen online and on-site visits I’ve made myself.

One new development is the release of smart phone apps that guide you around several Jewish sites in Berlin and Warsaw.

Smart phone and tablet apps are clearly the self-tour guides of the future that are becoming the present….

The new ones I’ve noticed recently include an app that guides you around ” title=”three historic Jewish cemeteries in Berlin” target=”_blank”> three historic Jewish cemeteries in Berlin .

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