Comments on: TripChill Mobile Travel Assistant

By: kim holm

kim holm — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 19:21:36 +0000

That is really a need program.

Most of the services however can be obtained in seperate apps for your phone.

But what I especially like is the flight scedule with alternate options for other flights.
And the driving directions, even better if they were to be exported to your mobile navigation system.

But the bottom line is that by connecting all info on your travel and reponding/advising accordingly to relevant agencies is absolutely brilliant.

By: A.

A. — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 07:57:03 +0000

So sorry to hear you've been feeling so bad. I know it didn't happen until the end but I hope it hasn't spoiled all your holiday memories. I never use my mobile phone for anything other than calls and text messages. I'm a real dinosaur when it comes to anything any more exotic. A.s last blog post..PhotoHunt: hat

By: Gattina

Gattina — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 05:13:19 +0000

Oh, sigh ! and I wanted to see some pictures of Tenerife ! Gattinas last blog post..

By: Sueblimely

Sueblimely — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 05:09:48 +0000

Apologies for not visiting for so long, life gets too busy at times and I do not leave time to visit blogs I enjoy reading and keeping up with my favorite people.

I am not used to using my mobile for anything but calls and text but TripChill sounds perfect for travelling with no computer at hand. Still planning my big trip to Europe – hopefully September time – this year. yikes, this year has arrived – it is not too far away.

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By: Ling

Ling — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 04:48:03 +0000

Looks like a useful service. Most of the iphone travel apps I’ve seen so far are specialized – like limited to local restaurants, or flights schedules and things like that. this one looks like it can do a lot more. Thanks for the tip. Now you have no excuse if you get lost while driving somewhere.

By: Lifecruiser

Lifecruiser — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 23:29:38 +0000

Well, it’s said to be functioning with ANY cell phone, by text messaging, so even your old one should do

You start out managing/setting it all up in the web browser at home, then you can get messages about delays and other stuff. But of course it’s preferable if you can surf w web browser on the phone too.

Me, I got myself a new LG KC910 Renoir recently (almost looks like the iPhone with touch screeen) so I’m lucky that way, now I must negotiate with the phone company about the surf rate

The snowing stopped here, so we only have some powder on the ground and plus degrees, so it might not be more. Or I’ll wake up to a white surprise tomorrow morning…. *giggles*

We’re not quite well yet, feeling just slightly better now, no more toilet rodeos, but the coughing is awful and we’re exhausted. Recovering slowly.

By: TorAa

TorAa — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 20:32:05 +0000

Seems to be a good application.

But I need a new mobile device to start using it. My 10 year old Nokia does not handle this modern services. LOL. (It’s a phone primarily)

Do you know what kind of Mobil Devices can be used and what kind of Mobile Phone operating system(s) that is/are suiteable?

Another Thought is (may be very old fashioned):
What will people do if they only trust in electronic aids? To find their way? If the energy source fail?

Like on your screen, we have snow falling down here. Trafic chaos.
What else to be expectet after 35 – 45 cm in a short time. On a Sunday. More snow expected during the Night and tomorrow morning and early afternoon. I have to drive. But, well, I’ll manage, with some patientence.

btw. How are you now? Free from illness or still have something left to get rid of?

By: Maribeth

Maribeth — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 14:18:45 +0000

Interesting.

I’m having a poll over on http://www.dackelprincess.com
Please come and vote! I need your opinion on this!!!
Maribeth

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