Travel Tech

I have no shame in admitting I travel with an ancient MacBook Air that we originally purchased in 2011. While I can’t do much on it besides write YMMV articles, …

One of the tools we use to make traveling through airports easier is CLEAR. While the TSA checkpoints and even the TSA PreCheck lines can stretch through the airport, we’ve …

You know how it is…you’re at the airport, you’ve got your carry on bag in one hand, a Starbucks venti Iced White Chocolate Mocha in the other, AND you’re pushing …

We have an upcoming award flight on Delta. With all of the changes to flight schedules, I logged into my SkyMiles account to check if there has been any changes …

I’ve had Apple products, on and off (mostly on), since the mid-1980s (Apple IIe, along with a Dynax DX-15 daisy wheel printer and a 300 baud modem. Yeah, I’m old.). …

TripIt is a travel app/website that started as a way to keep all your travel plans in one place. I’ve been using the service for more than a decade and …

Back in the day, you could count on technology to last a while. Sure, since television began,  screens got bigger, then went from black & white to color. The advent …

I was listening to Sirius XM while driving to work and they brought up an interesting topic. What’s the most outdated tech you still use? I felt the need to …

TSA Pre-Check. Many people who travel on an even semi-regular basis say it’s the best money they’ve ever spent. For $85, you can skip a good portion of the regular …

Having WI-Fi while flying is nothing new. Airlines started installing the services back in 2008. At the time it was a novel thing to send an instant message or email …