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		<title>iPhone App Review: iManila</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Although iManila is not the first iPhone application that has some local Filipino flavor to it, it is nonetheless the first application (that I know of) which operates locally to provide its services. iManila is a directory listing of various establishments &#8211; restaurants, shops, cinemas etc. Think of its as a toned down version of [...]]]></description>
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<p>Although iManila is not the first iPhone application that has some <a href="http://www.pinoytechblog.com/archives/a-filipino-classical-music-radio-app-for-your-iphone">local Filipino flavor</a> to it, it is nonetheless the first application (that I know of) which operates locally to provide its services.<a href="http://www.mangocode.com/iManila/MangoCode.html"> iManila</a> is a directory listing of various establishments &#8211; restaurants, shops, cinemas etc. Think of its as a toned down version of your PLDT Yellow Pages that sits right smack on your iPhone apps screen.<span id="more-779"></span>Basically iManila lets you:</p>
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<li>Search by establishment name that can be location-specific</li>
<li>Save search results directly to your address book</li>
<li>Call the number from your iPhone</li>
<li>Bookmark the specific search results</li>
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<p>The directory is currently limited to Metro Manila establishments only as well as some parts of Cebu. And it doesn&#8217;t cover listings for Movies and Theaters as well as location awareness utilizing the iPhone&#8217;s GPS feature.</p>
<p>iManila&#8217;s data comes from <a href="http://www.luk4.com/">here</a>.</p>
<p>While there may still be some minor kinks with iManila (for example displaying search not found message instead of a blank page would have been better), it is a pretty promising application and should be supported by all Filipino iPhone users. It is very seldom that we encounter such Filipino-centric iPhone apps.</p>
<p>And yes, nothing could be better than seeing the Philippine flag as the iManila&#8217;s icon at the Apps Store.</p>
<p>You can download the iManila iPhone apps at the Apps Store. Just check out your iTunes. It is currently listed as the number 1 paid apps. You won&#8217;t miss it.</p>
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