Get App-y: An app goes offline and into the real world
On a recent Saturday by the Myriad Gardens downtown, a group of Oklahomans met for the first time, gripping iPhones and other cameras, ready to take photos on a walk.
Many in this group were familiar with each other from online interaction through Instagram, a mobile application on their iPhones, iPod Touches and iPads. They had a common interest — documenting their lives with photos. But on that Saturday, user...
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