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You might also like to check out this list of Frequently Asked Questions, in case your issue is covered here.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the Tubewalker application cost?
- How many Tube lines are covered?
- Which versions of iOS will Tubewalker run on?
- Does it need an internet connection?
- Does it need a GPS-enabled device?
What does the Tubewalker application cost?
Tubewalker for iPad currently costs £2.99.
How many Tube lines are covered?
The Tubewalker application covers the entire London Underground network. Note that the Docklands Light Railway and London Overground aren't part of London Underground, so they aren't included.
Which versions of iOS will Tubewalker run on?
Tubewalker for iPad needs iOS 4.2 or later. I'm afraid it won't run on iOS 3.2.
Does it need an internet connection?
If you don't have an internet connection, then although the maps will work, the map tiles won't download, so they won't be much use for walking. Also, the photos in the Photos tab are loaded from tubewalker.com, so you won't be able to view these. Everything else will work properly without the internet.
Does it need a GPS-enabled device?
No, it doesn't need a GPS-enabled device, though the 'Find nearest tubewalks' feature won't be terribly accurate if you don't have GPS, and your current location shown on the maps may be some way off. Devices without a built-in GPS can often use phone signal triangulation or your Wifi connection to work out where you are, so these features should still work, they just might not be as good as with a GPS-enabled device.
