More connected than ever, today’s travellers require gear that’s just as smart or efficient as their mobile devices. Here are some of our new favorites.
In advance of the National Park Service's 100th birthday, the NPS unveiled an interactive kiosk that connects people virtually with parks and monuments.
Until now, booking a private jet has been an archaic nightmare that resisted change due to one simple fact: Anyone with the cash to book one was too busy to care. But Victor CEO Clive Jackson knew there had to be a better way.
In an experiment to prove that its Lumia 1020 is capable of producing high-quality images, Nokia tapped National Geographer Stephen Alvarez for a 10-day photo assignment across the Southwest with nothing but a smartphone.
With larger ink tanks, more paper capacity, and access to cloud storage, Canon's Maxify-series printers are designed for small office and home office users.
PartySnapper is an iOS app that aggregates photos taken by guests. Snap a photo with the app, and it's automatically shared with the host's iPhone or iPad.
Marriott International announces that it will begin accepting Apple Pay at 11 of its major U.S. properties, as well as an upcoming app for the Apple Watch.
Olympus' new weather-sealed OM-D E-M5 Mark II offers enhanced video capture capabilities, including 5-axis image stabilization for smooth handheld shots.