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Royal Carribean iPhone app and Wi-Fi on ships, Pope agrees scanners strip “dignity,” LAX breaks ground on massive renovation

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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.

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Ice hotel rises in Quebec, A commercial spaceport is approved in Florida, and WiFi is coming to Amtrak service in the Northeast Corridor.

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Little thanks expected this holiday at NYC airports, nation’s worst air travel bottleneck

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Should wireless Internet access be free at hotels? A vast majority of guests think so, and now a UK-based blogger is ratcheting up the pressure on hotels to free their Wi-Fi signals once and for all.

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Do you think you need access to airport lounges? If so, why? If you need to ponder the question, you’re probably not a frequent traveler, who’s been bumped from planes or missed connections. It’s unlikely you know the interiors of airports as if they were second homes.
Those traveling in business or in first class [...]

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In his quest to find a an international travel capable smartphone, Ned explains his criteria, and how he made his smartphone purchase decision.

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Sources say that US lawkmakers will be looking closely at efforts by British Airways and Americans Airlines to get anti-trust immunity for their Oneworld alliance.

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Google is teaming up with Virgin America to provide complimentary WiFi on all flights on June 24th, and they’re co-hosting a timed online scavenger hunt called the Day in the Cloud Challenge. Whether you’re going to be in the air or on the ground on that day, you’re invited to participate in the challenge and can sign up at www.dayinthecloud.com.

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Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary has been famous for making outlandish suggestions to cut costs including putting in pay toilets. Now the airline is considering cutting out the baggage handlers.

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