Editor Reviews

Explorer is this awesome app you can get for free on your phone. It's perfect for when you're visiting the American Museum of Natural History and have no idea where to go. This app has got your back with a map and step-by-step directions to all the cool exhibits and useful stuff like bathrooms and food spots. And get this, it even suggests exhibits that match your interests and shows you which ones are nearby. Oh, and did I mention it's available in English, Spanish, French, and Portuguese? No need to worry about language barriers because the app automatically adjusts to your device's language.

The Museum has scattered over 700 Bluetooth thingamajigs all over its 45 super cool halls. These thingamajigs send out signals that your phone can pick up if you have Bluetooth turned on. Your phone figures out where you are by detecting three of these thingamajigs at the same time. But sometimes, this whole finding-your-location thing doesn't work perfectly, especially in places like big halls with multiple levels, twisty-turny paths, or staircases. Oh, and by the way, the free Wi-Fi at the Museum also has different strengths depending on where you are in the place.

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