Apps: Travel
App Review - TipulatorBy Patrick Julian, August 20, 2010
Topics: Figuring out the Tip is easy sometimes however, there are times that you need to figure an amount that is not a whole number like 10, 20 or 30%
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![]() Moving? You need to look at this list of Top 10 moving-related apps from ChangeOfAddress.orgBy Jim Karpen, July 28, 2010
Topics: Change of Address.org has posted a great top-10 list of apps that will make your life easier if you're faced with a big move. The list includes Move planner ($1.99), which they describe as "must-see" for people moving. It comes with a range of very handy checklists — and they seem to have thought of everything. The app lets you modify these lists or create your own.
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iPad on the Road -- Part IVBy Conrad Blickenstorfer, July 21, 2010
And yet another trip with the iPad. This time a 10-day product review trip to the Honduran island of Roatan. I took along all my dive gear, as well as a boatload of underwater cameras, both of the still and video variety, so luggage space was at a premium.
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mTrip Travel Guides -- don't travel without themBy Jim Karpen, July 3, 2010
Topics: This video demo of the mTrip Travel Guides really impressed me.
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Press Release: mTrip Gives Away Free Travel Guides on the Fourth of JulyBy Louis Senecal, July 3, 2010
Topics: Here is a press release that I thought you may be interested in. A free travel guide download on July 4th. I am going to give it a try also.
"Montreal based mTrip Travel Guides is celebrating the Fourth of July with its customers by offering free US city guides for New York, Chicago and San Francisco to everyone for one day only. All customers can go directly to the App Store on July 4th and download a guide for free.
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Walt Disney World and an iPhone
How my new iPhone 3GS made our vacation at "The Happiest Place on Earth" even happier.
For the past couple of years, my family has taken a week-long vacation to the Walt Disney World Resort (WDW) in Orlando, Florida. We go in late January because the crowds are small, the prices are reasonable, and the weather is comfortable (70's, sunny, low humidity). This Christmas, Santa tucked a pair of black 16GB iPhone 3GSs under the tree for me and my wife. Talk about making the nice list! I'll freely (and my wife will begrudgingly) admit that we've been coveting the iPhone since they hit the market. Call it what you will— honeymoon period, new device infatuation, seriously crushing on my iPhone, etc., but it seemed this handy device and the many applications available for it had, in the few short weeks after Christmas, made our lives a bit better than life before our iPhones.
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My Favorite iPhone Camping Apps
Locate campsites, create checklists, tie knots, survive in the wilderness
With the onset of summer in North America, many people across the continental United States will be gearing up for an active camping season. While sentimental notions of camping "off the grid" persist, most modern camping enthusiasts leverage the latest in portable electronic assistance. This can be in the form of mapping, taking photos, and even watching movies by the glow of the campfire. The iPhone can perform all these functions and more. In fact, thanks to the vibrant developer community many of whom are also outdoor enthusiasts, a wide variety of camping and other outdoor related activity applications are available for the iPhone. This article reviews some of the most notable selections available today.
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School's Out for Summer!
Students jump with joy and parents slump with trepidation, but the iPhone can help parents endure the summer break.
Long hot days, graduations, BBQ’s, vacations, bug bites, bored kids, and amusement park crowds…all a part of our love-hate relationship with the summer season. For Moms (and Dads or any caregiver), summer means that the kids are "free" from the day-to-day structure of schooling, sports, after-school lessons, etc. While a great time to be a child, it is also a potentially stressful time for parents. It starts off with graduation, then vacations, camps, and inevitably ends with back-to-school shopping. Here are a few apps to make getting through the summer heat a breeze.
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FlightTrack for iPad Lets You Be Your Own Air Traffic ControllerBy Kevin Sitek, May 1, 2010
Mobiata Brings the iPhone’s Best-Selling Travel App to the iPad
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Easy traveling with an iPhone!By Cindy Downes, March 27, 2010
I've been traveling the last few days doing seminars, visiting local attractions, and going to a writer's conference. My iPhone has come in handy MANY TIMES! First, I used MileBug to keep track of my mileage and expenses for tax purposes.
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