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Category Archives: travel
Live Mapping of San Fran Transit with LiveBus
Transit data is co cool and there’s no doubt that the transit app (on mobile) is now the defacto go-to example for coolness when it comes to mobile app development rather than the previous favorite pizza finder or coffee house … Continue reading
Holiday Travel Tip – Most Costly Airports To Fly Out Of 2012
Online travel website and travel experts Lets Fly Cheaper announces their result for this year’s most expensive, major U.S international airports to travel in and out of. The airports were ranked on the cost of a domestic, round trip air … Continue reading
Posted in travel
Mobile Tip – Tracking Flights With Flight Tracker on your Android Tablet
Flight Tracker has always been one of those way cool, wow apps that I’d gladly pay for… luckily for all they have free and pro versions of their awesome apps – and now in case you didn’t know they also … Continue reading
What One thing MUST You Pack for #ESRIUC
Esriuc conference week in San Diego is coming at us fast. this is year #14 for yours truly and as a seasoned traveler and veteran visitor to San Diego for UC I know there’s always a couple of things that … Continue reading
Posted in California, esri uc, travel
San Diego Story Map – A curated list of suggested places to visit #esriuc
Our friends at Esri have tipped us off about a fun, curated map of places that you might want to visit while in San Diego… a pretty nice UI too! See the San Diego Story Map here Source: Uploaded by … Continue reading
New Yorker Goings On mobile app (iOS and Android)
The New Yorker magazine has rolled out a terrific location-aware location search app designed to keep New Yorkers in tune with cultural activities taking place nearby. Available for iPhone and Android apps today, the app provides users with interesting updates … Continue reading
Locations of TSA Advanced Imaging Technology (AIT) aka. Full Body Scanners
As the busy travel season approaches many people are wondering at which locations around the country are the AIT machines (full body scanners) being used? A search around the TSA website revealed that it was back in March when some … Continue reading
Posted in travel
Infographic – Just How Safe Is It To Fly?
An interesting info graphic showing us just how safe it really is to fly – note: data were gathered in 2009 and analyzed for creation of this graphic depiction. This graphic of interest as reports are showing that air travel … Continue reading
Posted in travel
Virgin America Flyers Can Now Add Google Mapping to Their Flight Plan
The Red Touch-Screen Entertainment Platform Upgrades Include an Open Tab Service, Next Gen Google Maps and the First-Ever Digital In-Flight Shopping Platform. With this latest upgrade, travelers access to a host of new amenities, including next generation, enhanced terrain view … Continue reading
Posted in google, google maps, travel
WiFi usage to be curtailed on flights according to TSA
Just when the public is starting to hope for or get accustomed to in-flight usage of WiFi (think Tweeting from 35,000 feet etc…) the TSA has stepped in – as a result of this weeks attempted Terrorist attack on a … Continue reading
Update your facebook and Twitter via MySkyStatus + Google Maps
I stumbled onto an interest social location-enabled travel application while following Ed Parsons of Google on Twitter @edparsons. Using the Lufthansa MySkyStatus service, Ed is providing regular updates to his social media resources (Twitter, facebook) via the application. MySkyStatus provides … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media, travel, twitter
NAVTEQ Traffic.com gets even better with new look, more features
The already “awesome” and useful Traffic.com web service from NAVTEQ now has a new look and feel and even more functionality. This is a must-use for any frequent traveller, check real-time repots, get estimated travel times, routing, and even email … Continue reading
Posted in travel
