My Hilton Head 360 app was approved on iTunes and is also on Google Play. The app contains real estate and vacation rental listings, local restaurants, attractions, beaches, golf courses, and businesses. It utilizes the Google maps service for driving directions from the user's location to the business listing. While this is not a Buzztouch app, I could never have put it together without first having used Buzztouch and going through all of the guides and tutorials on this site. Thank you to everyone who contributes to this site. And while I no longer have the need for Buzztouch, I will continue to suggest it to everyone I meet that wants to learn to develop their own apps. In case you're wondering, the app was developed for both Android and iOS using HTML5, JQuery, JQuery Mobile, and Phonegap. Hilton Head 360 on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/app/hilton-head-360/id560186338?mt=8 Hilton Head 360 on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hh360.com

Hi HHI, It's kind of you to reckonizise how buzztouch helped you to develop your app. But as you say, the final product was "not" done with BT. I would be nice of you to say with what tools it was done as your are advertising the app on the buzztouch site. Cheers, Paddy

First off, I'm not advertising. While there is a strong community here, it's reach is not nearly as far as we have in our web sites, social media, and print publications. I gave my sincere thanks for what I learned through the training, documentation, and downloading my test apps from Buzztouch. If it was not for what I learned here and by studying those test apps I would never have developed an app at all. Perhaps it was not obvious to some, but following the documentation provided on this site I used Eclipse for Android and iOS XCode along with the tools I mentioned above. Buzztouch is a nice set of tools, but it simply could not provide all of the features that I needed for my app.