Articles tagged “ios”

Event-dependent social discovery has failed to strike a chord outside of big industry events or rare occasions in urban areas, so Now will need to bring something special to the game to succeed.

This is a big year for HomeAway: It is retooling its business model, and will attempt to get its mobile products in order. Good thing it has experts to lean on.

Disney's deep relationship with Apple makes this pilot a no-brainer.

It looks like Samsung is getting some smartphone assistance from on high, sort of.

JetBlue likely needed to get the kinks out of its mobile boarding capabilities before working on Passbook integration. The airline has admitted that it has paid too much attention to the bottom line over the past few years, and has fallen behind concerning important mobile features that its customers demand.

Everplaces is one of the few social travel apps to realize that more than photo and tip-sharing is needed to create a lucrative business, and then act to fill a niche in the travel sector.

Give Delta's Fly Delta iPad app a spin. It's surprisingly good.

App developers are taking baby steps toward creating the travel guide of the future, and Field Trip and Tagwhat's efforts are one more foot forward along the long path.

TripLingo’s long-term success will come from establishing partnerships with businesses and booking agencies to ensure the technology lands in the hands of monolinguists again and again.

In the age of smartphones, every traveler wants customizable content available on his/her own device suggesting that Lufthansa’s new technology could indeed be the first break in a new wave of in-flight entertainment options.