The CTL 2goPad SL10 is the first Windows 7 based tablet device to now be available for purchase. It has some very different features and capabilities compared to an iPad, and shows a very different […]
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Tourism Queensland in Australia had a very successful promotion a year back, when they advertised for a person to take on the 'job' of being a generously paid full-time tourist, living for six months in
Apple and Verizon announced that from 28 October we can buy iPads through Verizon Wireless stores. No mention was made of the long rumored possibility that Verizon might also start selling iPhones. This is a
Verizon to Start Selling iPads – With an Interesting Twist Read More »
A company is shooting a television commercial about airline change fees and wants to feature real travelers telling their true stories about being stuck with change fees. If you have a moderately recent story of
Your Chance to Star in a TV Commercial about Airline Change Fees Read More »
At a release event this morning in New York, Microsoft finally released its not very eagerly awaited Windows Phone 7 OS, together with a range of nine mobile phones that will be based on this
Microsoft Releases New Windows Phone 7 OS Today – Nothing Special Read More »
Good morning I am delighted to report that my attempts to bribe you to participate in this year's annual fundraising have clearly borne some fruit. The rather dismal count of 65 supporters at the end
Two naughty airlines get delicate slaps on the wrist from DoT. Sun Country has been fined $40,000 for violating the DoT's advertising rules, but only half of it is payable now, and the balance will
Lots more train news this week, most of it good, some of it surprising. Eurostar have announced a £700 million (about US$1.15 billion) program investing in new train sets that will go even faster than
Few of us have much choice of airline frequent flier program, because there is usually one program that is clearly 'better' than the others, due to whichever airline has the best service to the most
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Sure, the flight safety briefings on every flight we ever take are unchanging in their boring routine and mindless monotony. Is there a person on the planet who doesn’t know how to unfasten a safety
How to Make a Flight Safety Briefing More Interesting Read More »
You may be familiar with the concept of buying a new European car and taking delivery of it from the factory in Europe; driving it around Europe for a while as a free rental car,
Operation RailSafe will see a 'law enforcement surge' on Amtrak routes on Friday this week. Uniformed police will be 'a visible presence on national transit routes', and the exercise is said to involve all the
Meaningless ‘Security Surge’ for One Day Only – on Amtrak Read More »
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