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January, 2008 Entertainment On the Road Wherever you are in the world, these gadgets and services keep you plugged in to your favorite movies, music, and more.
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January, 2008 Air Travel Innovations Breakthrough planes from Boeing and Airbus, fresh approaches to cabin design, and new services on the ground aim to change air travel for the better.
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November, 2007 Click to Save the Planet
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November, 2007 Electric Avenue A new kind of hybrid uses less gas and more electricity. All-electric cars are already here. What will this mean for the road trip of the future? David Morris plugs in
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September, 2007 T+L's Top 25 Travel Websites
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April, 2007 Music in the Air Carriers prepare to join the iPod craze.
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April, 2007 T+L Challenge Avis and Hertz have gone head-to-head with the almost simultaneous launch of a mobile global-positioning system (GPS). Two T+L editors set out to determine which program leads the pack.
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April, 2007 Wi-Fi Security Alert Wireless networks have made it possible for travelers to leave the cables at home and stay connected, but hot spots aren’t always a boon. Here, five simple ways to protect your computer and your privacy.
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January, 2007 Virtual Hospitality Explore your hotel room on the web.
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November, 2006 2006 Tech Guide Looking to record memories, stay in touch, or just watch a movie on the road? T+L spotlights the year’s top new travel gadgets.
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September, 2006 Handheld Translators Are pocket-size dictionaries a thing of the past? See how two of the latest handheld translators stack up.
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August, 2006 The Smartphone Explosion Not long ago, BlackBerries were the only reliable way to get e-mail on the go. Here, four of the best new competitors for different types of travelers.
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June, 2006 Hotel Room of the Future The guestroom as laboratory
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January, 2006 Wi-Fi in the Sky Several companies are planning to expand wi-fi service dramatically over the next two years on international and even domestic flights.
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January, 2006 X-ray Vision Comic-book technology is the future of the TSA
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November, 2005 Tech Guide 2005 Buying a laptop or cell phone is about finding the most innovative product that suits your style. Whether you're a technophile, an adventurer, an executive, or a fashionista, we've rounded up the best new travel gadgets to match your wandering ways.
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October, 2005 T+L Reports: Listen Up
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July, 2005 Hi-Fi Highway The latest multimedia systems for your car combine music, video, and navigation to make your next ride easier—and, best of all, entertaining.
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April, 2005 Three For the Road Many travel gadgets are so tricky to master that they never make it out of your bag, but these portable multitaskers are easyand funto use.
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March, 2005 Notes from Underground Which travel blogs are actually worth reading?
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January, 2005 The Outer Limits Once the stuff of science fiction, recreational space travel is now a burgeoning industry. M. G. Lord straps in for a spiritual, if stomach-churning, Zero-G ride
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December, 2004 T+L Reports: Ultra Sound
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October, 2004 T+L Reports: Snap and Go
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September, 2004 MP3 Mania With the release of the latest iPods, it may seem as though Apple has cornered the market on digital music players. But a handful of new, portable jukeboxes are giving the iPod a run for its money. Adam Baer sizes up the competition
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August, 2004 T+L Reports: Blade Runner
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August, 2004 A Sound Investment
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July, 2004 T+L Reports: It's a Snap
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July, 2004 T+L Reports: The Sounds of Travel
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June, 2004 T+L Reports: Pest Control
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April, 2004 Gadgets To Go From phones that play video games to hard drives you can wear, many of this season's new gizmos are, frankly, overhyped. But we found three that represent real innovations and make roaming the world easier in unforeseen ways.
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April, 2004 Site of the Month
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April, 2004 T+L Reports: Flex Time
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March, 2004 E-mail at 30,000 Feet Checking your e-mail and surfing the Web while you fly is finally becoming a reality. What should you expect?
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December, 2003 Phone Home
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December, 2003 The Future of Flight Everyone loves to complain about air travelthe lines, the food, the diabolically confusing ticket prices. But a new, superior era of aviation is dawning: James Fallows reports on the science and the business of what's next.
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December, 2003 T+L Reports: Upwardly Mobile
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October, 2003 The Best Of The Web It has been a big year for travel sites on the Internet. Here, the latest news from the major players, plus T+L's annual picks of the sites.
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October, 2003 T+L Reports: Green Machine
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June, 2003 Hi-Tech Hotels
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May, 2003 Bye-Bye, Berlitz At a loss for words overseas? Ditch that dog-eared phrase book. These sleek devices use speech-recognition software and optical scanners to translate foreign languages in a flash.
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May, 2003 T+L Reports: Fun on the Run
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May, 2003 Live from the Colosseum
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March, 2003 Deep Knots
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March, 2003 Short Shot
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February, 2003 T+L Reports: High-Tech Hide-and-Seek
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February, 2003 Here Comes the Sun
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December, 2002 Essential Gear for the Paranoid Peripatetic Attention, reluctant road warriors: we're proud to present the top sellers from our latest travel catalogue. Here, 10 products no nail-biting globe-trotter should go without.
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November, 2002 Technology: Blow Hard
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November, 2002 Get Wet
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October, 2002 The Top 35 Travel Web Sites Want to book your next trip on-line? There are 46,800 sites at your service. Don't worrywe've narrowed them down.
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October, 2002 No Strings Attached: Airports Go Wireless
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