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 Gerard R. Wolfe |
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The history of New York has unfolded in surprising ways. And now you can take it all in — from the palm of your hand — as you walk around the greatest city in the world. Gerard R. Wolfe's enlightening architectural and historical guide, New York: 15 Walking Tours is now available as New York City Architecture in the Palm of Your Hand — a version that works with your PDA or Pocket PC — exclusively from McGraw-Hill.
From small, all-but-unknown cul-de-sacs in the heart of Greenwich Village to the grand and tragic story of the Brooklyn Bridge, Wolfe takes you on an ultra-portable tour of the always-fascinating, and ever-changing, history of New York.
Great for architects, visitors, students, history buffs, location scouts and New Yorkers who just want to see their city in a new way. You can purchase it in two easy ways:
CD-ROM. Order the CD, download it onto your computer and sync it up with your PDA. Order it here.
Or you can buy the book. Get the softcover version of New York City Architecture: 15 Walking Tours (3rd edition) by Gerard R. Wolfe. Purchase the book here.
New York City Architecture in the Palm of Your Hand is compatible with the following systems:
PDA:
PalmOS 3.5 or later
Windows CE 3.x or later
Pocket PC 2002 or later
Required Free Memory: 5 MB (main memory or expansion card)
Desktop PC:
MacOS (9.x or higher) or Windows (Win98 or higher)compatible PC with an Internet connection
Palm Desktop or ActiveSync 3.1 to manage file synchronization
Learn more about each tour on our Interactive Map.
New York in the palm of your hand. See our PDA Demo.
Learn more about author Gerard R. Wolfe.