Let’s face it. Â Having tablets across a bar and at individual seats looks cool. I even ooo-ed over the DCA Terminal A renderings. Â (which is the first time I’ve ever ooo-ed over anything Terminal A related). But I’m not actually a fan of the tablets overall. I was just at …
Read More »Avoid Fees on Airlines and How to Pass the Time in Flight
I was recently contacted to give some tips to USA Today‘s Road Warrior Voices, and found my suggestions among a multitude of great suggestions. The first article was how to avoid fees when flying. Â I focused on low-cost carriers, but the other bloggers explored different ways of avoiding fees on …
Read More »Kingdom Rush, an Epic Tower Defense Game, Now Free
One of my favorite iOS games has been Kingdom Rush–a tower defense game where you must protect villages from varying mythical creatures / fantasy characters. What I loved about this game was that the attacking hordes were so varied, you had to constantly think of how to upgrade towers for future types …
Read More »Why You Should Always Boot Your Apps Before Leaving for Your Trip
I have a large collection of apps I love to use in the air–both ones that require wi-fi and those that don’t. I ran into an interesting problem on a flight yesterday. Â I brought my iPad with me and booted up my favorite apps. And whoops. It appears that May …
Read More »Lousy at Sending Postcards? Outsource it!
I’m really good at collecting postcards.  No, not intentionally.  I see postcards I think would be really great for someone and I…. never send them. I have a Chihuly postcard my sister would love.  That’s why I bought it for her.  But it is currently sitting on my dresser and has …
Read More »The Best Way to Find Cheap (Good) Drinks
When I’m traveling around, I always love a good cocktail.  But when looking at the stretch of restaurants and bars before me, how do I know what option is the best? I use Happy Hour Anywhere. Available on both Droid and Apple This App uses your GPS location to identify exactly where you …
Read More »Canada to Allow Personal Electronic Devices During Take-Off and Landing
Canada will allow personal electronic devices during both the take-off and landing phases of flights, according to Ghetto IFE. This change would also include laptops, a departure from the US regulations-–so check out his post. Previously, the United States and Europe allowed electronic devices, but Canada and Mexico did not. …
Read More »Ultra Slim iPad Air Anker Cases on Sale for $6.50
A few of Anker’s iPad cases are marked down and can be combined with the coupon code ANKERPA5 to bring the price down to $6.50 from $29.99. It works on the non-textured faux leather blue, orange or black ones. It works on the textured black one. The auto wake/sleep …
Read More »Steep Discount on Bluetooth Keyboard for iPad Air
A few weeks ago, I got a Kensington Key Folio on Amazon’s deal of the day. Â I didn’t post about it because I hadn’t tried it yet so could not vouch for it. A similar model has come up on Amazon.com today marked down to $59.99 from Amazon’s usual price …
Read More »Resources for Traveling Musicans
One thing I haven’t really brought up here is that I play piano and guitar. Â It’s a fun hobby, but with work and travel, I don’t have as much time to memorize sheet music–but I can still read! But I manage to find myself in situations where friends and family …
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