PixelsBeatPaper, which we pointed you to previously, is now rocking out with an interactive London Tube map, which is sure to come in handy for our UK readers! The ‘application’ installs as a widget, and gives you a draggable map that you can browse easily on your phone. The best part is that it doesn’t require an internet connection, and it loads up lightning quick – perfect if you need to find your way quickly.
There aren’t any extra features, such as the ability to quickly snap-to a specific stop, but still, it’s nice to have, and much better than hassling about with a PDF or similar. I’m sure there are other Tube maps out there, though. What apps do you use, and do you think they’re better than this?
Download TfL Tube Map from PixelsBeatPaper.co.uk
Update: PixelBeatsPaper have updated their website with a specific Maps section that not only offers the TfL map for London, but also the French Metro (installed and working fine on the 5800XM), as well as the NYC and Tokyo subway maps.
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