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Concur continues spending spree, acquires ConTgo for location-based services

By Linda Fox | March 11, 2013

Concur has acquired mobile specialist ConTgo with terms of the deal undisclosed Read More

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Content, context, co-creation and other eTourism predictions for the next 20 years

By Viewpoints | March 7, 2013

Predicting technology is a thankless task, as it changes dramatically Read More

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NFC and other mobile trends that will impact travel in the not too distant future

By Viewpoints | March 6, 2013

At this year's Mobile Web Congress in Barcelona, exhibitors showcased everything from phone devices, components and backhaul infrastructure to payments, apps and accessories Read More

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Ibis app lets you literally do it in your sleep

By Linda Fox | March 4, 2013

Here's a funny one that those of you with iPhones might like to try tonight - the Ibis Sleep Art application Read More

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OhHeyWorld aims to streamline the constant connection of the traveler's mobile existence

By Nick Vivion | February 27, 2013

Long gone are the days in which traveling meant a complete disconnect from the hallmarks of everyday life: phone calls were left unanswered, mail piled up, and family eagerly awaited the latest written... Read More

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Texting and social media from the skies more popular than a phone call

By Linda Fox | February 26, 2013

Forget gender stereotypes, women would prefer to play games via mobiles than use them to chat during a flight if it was an option Read More

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Browsing from mobile devices now a quarter of traffic to travel sites

By Linda Fox | February 18, 2013

Nucleus has released the results of its latest web browsing study showing significant gains in traffic from mobile devices and iPads in particular Read More

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Geo-targeted advertising poised for serious growth in coming years

By Nick Vivion | February 15, 2013

Travelers have been leading the mobile charge for some time now, toting tables and clutching phones on trips all over the world. With all of these connected travelers roaming localities around the... Read More

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The Scan: iRiS lobby app, ResponseTap's web tracking, Concur expense study and other travel tech news

By PhocusWire | February 12, 2013

Response Tap, FCm, HRG, Multicom, Vayant, Iris, Portman Travel, KDS, Conferma and Concur are mentioned in our special round-up of news and briefs you may have missed from the Travel Technology and... Read More

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How destinations are consumed on mobile

By Linda Fox | January 31, 2013

The mobile phone is probably not the first device that comes to mind when researching a holiday destination Read More

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Sooligan's Super Bowl launch: Bringing up-to-date local information to the smartphone

By Nick Vivion | January 29, 2013

Sooligan is the latest app looking to solve the hyperlocal conundrum - how can mobile users find the best businesses for them wherever they are in the world, and how can businesses bring those people... Read More

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Amadeus finds disgruntled business travellers in state of the nation study

By Linda Fox | January 27, 2013

Amadeus has been taking the pulse of the business travel community to try to establish a more touchy-feely relationship between travellers and travel managers while still balancing the needs of the... Read More

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Triposo gets more local with events and food

By Linda Fox | January 24, 2013

Mobile travel application Triposo is providing users with details of nearby events by pulling in details from Facebook and other sources Read More

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Yes, us too! The inevitable travel tech roundup from CES

By Nick Vivion | January 15, 2013

Out of the 20,000+ products introduced at CES, here are Tnooz's picks as Most Compelling. Read More

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App in the Air wants to remove airport stress through status alerts and passenger chat

By Linda Fox | January 11, 2013

The idea for Russia-based App in the Air grew out of a geo-location chat service called Squeek with the team soon realising that key users were those chatting in airports Read More

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