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iBurn for Android will be Ready When Gates Open

by Staff Reports August 25, 2011
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Update, 4:43pm, Monday: We are almost done and hope to get it out by tomorrow. It ended up being trickier than we expected.

Update, 11:34pm, Sunday: Still working on it :/

Folks keep emailing and asking if we are going to update the Android iBurn app this year, since the iOS app went live yesterday. The answer is almost certainly yes – we will try and at least have the app as it was last year, showing the map, and it won’t be ready until basically when gates open.

If you are an Android developer, we would very much appreciate anyone chipping in and either getting the app ready or improving it, as you see fit. You can either contact us at iburn@gaiagps.com, or you can simply go to town on the open source code, hosted on GitHub.

Due to the embargo we have to observe on the camp geo-data, we probably won’t publish the Android version until gates open. For the iPhone version, we worked around the embargo by locking up the data in the app, but on Android, we don’t have as many developers, and we don’t really have time to code the app for early release. As I understand it, there should be some wi-fi on the playa this year, so hopefully the early-goers will be able to get it regardless.

August 25, 2011
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iBurn 2011 submitted to Apple

by Staff Reports August 23, 2011
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We have submitted iBurn 2011 to Apple for review. While the API didn’t work out this year, we were able to scrape together the data and put up a map with the help of some friends. Anyone who still has the app from last year will get an update, and of course you can download it for free either way. This one works on iPhone/iPad/iPod – the jury is still out on the Android app, but we’re trying.

Here is a screenshot of the new map, which links to a Flickr photo set of more screenshots:


Map of Black Rock City on the iPhone

Here’s what’s new in the app this year:


  • all new 2011 map and data
  • map shows tappable pins for camps and art when zoomed in
  • map highlights camps with current events with green pins
  • sort camps and art by name, distance, or favorites
  • sort events by time, name, or favorites
  • tables provide alphabetical index scroll bar
  • a “now” button to show current events
  • data is completely bundled with the app, instead of caching at load
  • Unlock, Credits, and About screens

Special thanks to the following contributors: Virgil Zetterlind (maker of Marine Charts), Josh Braegger, Andrew Johnstone, Tom Longson, Jeffrey Johnson, Mikel Maron, and Rod Garrett.

Anna and I had to cancel our trip to the Burn this year, at the last minute, but we hope everyone else creates a spectacle!

August 23, 2011
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