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Popular travel organizer app TripIt has a new iOS app, adding few new features to the mix. For instance, now you can attach photos to your itineraries, the capability that could used to remember where you parked the car at the airport; for capturing baggage claim tickets, receipts, hotel room numbers or items to remember…
TripIt, the popular travel organizing app/service, updated its Android application by optimizing it for tablets. The main new thing is the revamped view that allows users to explore itineraries in two layers at all times, making it easy to dive into details like confirmation numbers or seat assignments; at the same time, you’ll be able…
TripIt has once again updated its iOS app with few cool features. Version 3.0 brings several new options, including: New travel dashboard that greets visitors and provides them with quick access to the app’s key features. What’s Next button – from where you can preview the next trip or activity, or click through to view…
Love TripIt? If you’ve used it once – you probably can’t live without it. Its capability to quickly make itineraries from email confirmations rocks. If you happen to be a manager at some small company (or its owner), you may want the same capability for your employees, while at the same time being able to…
Popular travel management service TripIt used CES to unveil its Android application for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus though I’m sure pretty much any Android tablet will do the job just as well. As expected, TripIt for tablets takes advantage of the extra screen estate, allowing you for instance to…
If you’re a frequent traveler you simply gotta use some travel management service. TripIt is one of the most popular such services with its users travelling more than 5 billion miles in 2011. In a new infographic, they’re exploring how far those miles take one across the country, around the globe, and even into space.…
Mobile trip organizing app/service TripIt is conquering yet another device – Kindle Fire. Yep that means the application is available from the Amazon Appstore and as usual it’s available in two flavors – one ad-supported and the other one with no ads whatsoever. Apparently TripIt users dig Amazon’s Kindle, with some 40% of them owning…
Good news for frequent flyin’ Windows Phone users – TripIt just launched its travel organizer app for Microsoft’s mobile platform, allowing travelers to access all their travel plans and share them while on the go. If you don’t know what TripIt is, you’re probably not travelling a lot — otherwise you would be using it…