United Airlines revealed recently how Apple technology has helped it save passengers from millions of minutes in flight delays.
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Lufthansa Bans AirTag For All the Wrong Reasons
Faced with growing embarrassment over lost luggage found with the AirTag, one airline is going to far as to ban the item tracker.
FAA Plans Flight Restrictions Over Potential 5G Interference
The Federal Aviation Administration seeks to impose certain restrictions for airlines over potential wireless interference from 5G.
Thursdays with Bob: Road Trip Lessons – TMO Daily Observations 2021-11-04
This week Dr Mac joins Kelly to talk about his recent road trip, and some lessons learned along the way about media and what to take with you.
Power Usage and iPhone Terminal — Mac Geek Gab 888
Today is full of Cool Stuff Found, tips, and questions, with focuses on your charging and power usage as well as seeing behind the scenes of your iPhone. Of course, there’s always more with your two favorite geeks, including third-party AirTags, migrating email, and maintaining your Mac! Press play and join John and Dave in learning at least five new things!
Thursdays with Bob: Travel Philosophies – TMO Daily Observations 2021-05-06
Dr. Mac drops by to chat about prepping for travel and things to keep in mind as we all venture out into the world again (with a love note to libraries).
New ‘LAX Order Now’ Food Ordering Website Supports Apple Pay
The Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) launched its mobile food ordering platform called LAX Order Now, supporting Apple Pay.
Suspicionless Searches of Travelers' Devices Ruled Unconstitutional
A federal court ruled that suspicionless searches of travelers’ phones and laptops is unconstitutional, a win for privacy rights.
The ruling came in a lawsuit, Alasaad v. McAleenan, filed by the American Civil Liberties Union, Electronic Frontier Foundation, and ACLU of Massachusetts, on behalf of 11 travelers whose smartphones and laptops were searched without individualized suspicion at U.S. ports of entry.
WWDC 2018, Travel Tips, and Cool Stuff Found – Mac Geek Gab 712
Dave’s in San Jose covering WWDC, and he and John talk through all of today’s announcements and what they mean to you! Then it’s on to sharing some Cool Stuff Found, including a few travel-related items that Dave found on his journeys this week. Lastly, some of your questions are answered. All of this and more when you press play and enjoy.
TSA Expands Laptop Separate Screening to Electronics Bigger than Cell Phones
The U.S. Transportation Security Administration new procedure to keep us safe in the skies means any electronic device larger than a cell phone has to come out of your carry-on bag, just like you’re already doing with your laptop.