Cell phone manufacturer Samsung has reportedly been giving away free Galaxy S phones to selected bloggers who have been complaining about problems with their iPhone 4 phones. The Galaxy S is an Android based phone …
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This is America, not Amerika, right? A nation built on liberty and freedom. It is our heritage, it is what we are taught, it is what we treasure, and it is even what we fight …
If you're planning a trip to New Zealand and considering using the train service in New Zealand either to get around or as a 'special treat' experience during your time there, you'll find the new …
Virgin America announced plans this week to double its fleet from 45 to 90 A320 series airplanes by 2016, choosing planes with the new 'sharklet' option (vertical winglet at the end of each wing as …
Here's a great set of summer savings from British Airways. You can fly to a huge number of places on their worldwide route system, and from any of their 18 US and 4 Canadian gateway …
Wow. What a roller-coaster ride of a week it was. The conversion to the new newsletter format ended up with us losing 2,000 readers. Surprisingly, most of these losses came from people who presumably didn't …
It is boom time for the airlines again. Rather like the biblical times with periods of feast alternating with periods of famine, even the tight economic times at present are not interfering with a roaring …
I wrote recently about Boeing's latest 20 year prediction/projection for airplane sales. At the time, I was surprised to see Boeing so dismissive of sales of smaller regional jets, projecting only 1920 to be sold …
A staff sergeant in the Maryland Air National Guard drove his motorbike at speeds way in excess of 80 mph down I-95 in Maryland. Unfortunately for him, he zoomed past a state trooper in an …
A passenger on a United flight asked the flight attendant, prior to take-off, if there would be a meal served on the flight. The next thing he knows, two police 'escort' him off the plane …
It seems the email I sent last week advising how to get into the Feedblitz system to manage your Travel Insider Newsletter options wasn't very helpful or intuitive. So here is hopefully a more helpful …
Chances are that sometimes when you go to book an airfare that has just been quoted to you on a travel web site only a couple of minutes before, you discover that somehow the airfare …
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