Ned Levi takes a look at the new Verizon iPhone 4 which will be available next month, and analyzes its strengths and weaknesses from a travelers point of view, which can help potential Verizon customers for the phone who travel decide whether or not it’s a good deal for them.
As a tech consultant, Ned Levi works with hi-tech devices every day. Ned reviews the new Apple iPad from the point of view of the business traveler to see how it measures up to their needs.
In his quest to find a an international travel capable smartphone, Ned explains his criteria, and how he made his smartphone purchase decision.
You get this: Video uploads to YouTube from mobile phones jumped 1,700 percent in a week. The mobile video revolution has begun. And no one will be more affected than travelers.
One of the most popular cameras on the number one photo-sharing site isn’t a camera at all. It’s the Apple iPhone. I mention this for two reasons. First, because a new iPhone is being released June 19. And second, because it now includes a feature that promises to change the way we travel: a video camera.
For weeks, travel “experts” have been inundating us with top ten gift lists of gadgets and gizmos. Since I wouldn’t consider buying most of the items myself, I decided to create my own list — for your consideration. (Hmm, I wonder if my wife is reading this.)
Slightly off the beaten path, nestled in the southern Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina, the historic town of Hendersonville and the surrounding area offers a wide range of activities that will suit virtually any vacationer. David Burns take a look at his hometown.
Dropped calls and poor reception are frustrating frequent travelers who upgraded to Apple’s new iPhone 3G. But a fix is just a download away. Maybe.