I’d like to put in a word here for an app I wish I hadn’t needed—although I expect it to be useful in the future, too. In Basel, Switzerland, on a Sunday and needing to submit documents to travel insurance,
Science and technology have improved the standard of our life. With the continuous and effortless development in the field, we are now able to come over challenges those assumed to be disabilities or even a curse to some people. Here in this post, we will take a look at few but to must-have gadgets and mobile apps to make our travel more effortless, exploring, exciting, and eventful. Starting with the gadgets, the first in our list is: The Drone Camera : – People travel to experience new…
Tokyo’s giant rail and subway stations, Shinjuko and Tokyo Station can be a puzzle even for locals who need to switch among many different lines…and for visitors it’s even worse. But a new app is designed to save the day for both. Released last year for Tokyo station, it now covers Shinjuku as well, and works in either English or Japanese. It uses positioning beacons inside the stations to help the app show you where you are and where you have to go. You are represented by a bright blue…
Is the future apps instead of physical passports and drivers licenses? One Austrian business thinks so. See what they are doing.
“There’s an app for that” was the big tagline not long ago, but for some things there just wasn’t—and FLIO neatly fills one of those gaps. If you have an iPhone; no Android version for a couple more months. And it’s free. FLIO is “all-things-airport,” with the kind of information you could otherwise find only by searching airport websites, or at best, by downloading individual airport apps. The publisher has worked with over 180 airports, and is adding more, to allow app-users to…
Photo: simplesucker.com (makers of plastic windshield mount for phone) Getting ready for a road trip still calls for packing and getting in the car, but
RATP, the regional authority that runs Paris transit systems has just unveiled a new set of smartphone apps, one of which may become one of the city’s best tourist bargains.
In July, Uber said it had 26,000 Uber driver-partners in New York City, almost double the city’s 13,587 yellow taxis. To be more competitive, the New York taxis started using the luxurious Nissan NV200 minivan…
Photo of Apps on Apple Watch by Joho345, Wikimedia Commons Airbnb has announced a new app for the Apple Watch. The app will features a messaging service …
Love it or hate it, it’s pretty hard to avoid TripAdvisor, and they’re doing their best to be even more inevitable by rolling up a bunch of available features into one Swiss-army-knife of a mobile travel app. The new app will replace…
I’d like to put in a word here for an app I wish I hadn’t needed—although I expect it to be useful in the future, too. In Basel, Switzerland, on a Sunday and needing to submit documents to travel insurance,
Science and technology have improved the standard of our life. With the continuous and effortless development in the field, we are now able to come over challenges those assumed to be disabilities or even a curse to some people. Here in this post, we will take a look at few but to must-have gadgets and mobile apps to make our travel more effortless, exploring, exciting, and eventful. Starting with the gadgets, the first in our list is: The Drone Camera : – People travel to experience new…
Tokyo’s giant rail and subway stations, Shinjuko and Tokyo Station can be a puzzle even for locals who need to switch among many different lines…and for visitors it’s even worse. But a new app is designed to save the day for both. Released last year for Tokyo station, it now covers Shinjuku as well, and works in either English or Japanese. It uses positioning beacons inside the stations to help the app show you where you are and where you have to go. You are represented by a bright blue…
Is the future apps instead of physical passports and drivers licenses? One Austrian business thinks so. See what they are doing.
“There’s an app for that” was the big tagline not long ago, but for some things there just wasn’t—and FLIO neatly fills one of those gaps. If you have an iPhone; no Android version for a couple more months. And it’s free. FLIO is “all-things-airport,” with the kind of information you could otherwise find only by searching airport websites, or at best, by downloading individual airport apps. The publisher has worked with over 180 airports, and is adding more, to allow app-users to…
Photo: simplesucker.com (makers of plastic windshield mount for phone) Getting ready for a road trip still calls for packing and
RATP, the regional authority that runs Paris transit systems has just unveiled a new set of smartphone apps, one of which may become one of the city’s best tourist bargains.
In July, Uber said it had 26,000 Uber driver-partners in New York City, almost double the city’s 13,587 yellow taxis. To be more competitive, the New York taxis started using the luxurious Nissan NV200 minivan…
Photo of Apps on Apple Watch by Joho345, Wikimedia Commons Airbnb has announced a new app for the Apple Watch. The app will features a messaging service …
Love it or hate it, it’s pretty hard to avoid TripAdvisor, and they’re doing their best to be even more inevitable by rolling up a bunch of available features into one Swiss-army-knife of a mobile travel app. The new app will replace…
