From quicker passport procedures to less time spent in security, airports are becoming smarter and easier to navigate. Here’s how.
Travel Tech News, October 2018: The “Scanning Your Face” Edition
Apple’s latest devices, Google’s travel services, facial recognition at US airports, and Swiftkey gets real-time translation.
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Travel Tech News, Sep 2018: The Bon Voyage Edition
Saving data for emergencies with Datally, Facebook’s snooping VPN app gets kicked off the App store, and more.
Travel Tech News, August 2018: No More Smashed Screens?
No more smashed phone screens, T-Mobile’s free data covers the planet, Microsoft’s new tablet, and more.
Travel Tech News, July 2018: The Broken Keyboards Edition
Apple to fix broken Macbook keyboards for free, another good budget Nokia smartphone arrives in the US, and more.
Travel Tech News, June 2018: The Cheap Smartphone Edition
Google Fi finally adds a budget handset, Nokia updates popular low-cost phones, we get our first look at Uber’s flying cars, and more.
Travel Tech News, May 2018: The Not-So-Smart Luggage Edition
The best budget smartphone for travelers has been updated for 2018, Microsoft’s translation app just got a whole lot smarter offline, Google Maps has started giving directions like a human, and smart luggage company Bluesmart is no more. Our Favourite Budget Phone Just Got Better I’ve been recommending Motorola’s Moto G series for a while now. In a world full …
Travel Tech News, April 2018: The Flying Taxis Edition
Self-piloting taxis, a new Estonian visa for digital nomads, and more.
Travel Tech News, March 2018: All the New Phones!
New phones from many companies, flight delay predictions, and all the ride-sharing news that is news.
Travel Tech News, Feb 2018: The Future of Gaming
Google Fi introduces an unlimited data plan with a difference, your next hotel porter could be a robot, know the speed of a Wi-fi network before you try to join it, and the future of video games may be good news for travelers.
Travel Tech News, January 2018: No More Smashed Screens?
Airlines don’t want your smart luggage, Google Maps gets more useful on public transport, UK mobile operator Three gets even better for travelers, and no more smashed phone screens?