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All great travel apps have one thing in common: they all solve a problem you didn't even realise you had. That said, with app stores bulging at the virtual seams with software claiming to make your life easier, being simply useful is no longer enough for app developers aspiring to greatness. Whether they're cutting down journey times, pointing you in the direction of authentic local nosh or simply showing you how to ask after a toilet in Swahili, each and every one of our 50 best travel apps has earned its place in this list by virtue of being innovative, quirky or – in a few cases – downright space-age. So browse well, take your pick and get globe-trotting – because with a few of these in your pocket, you may never look at the world in the same way again.
Follow the path of thousands of international flights on slick, zoomable maps, with detailed information on departure gates, delays and (heaven forbid) cancellations. Great for those anticipating the arrival of loved ones, or particularly nerdy train-spotters looking to up their game.
Available on iPhone (£2.99), iPad (£2.99), Android (£2.99) and Windows Phone (£3.99)
An intuitive app offering weather reports for well over two million geographical locations, feeding in everything from cloud formations and atmospheric pressure to wind speed and humidity, all in enough detail to leave Michael Fish clammy-palmed with excitement. It's also accurate to the point of clairvoyance, so if you're travelling to Berlin and it predicts rain, pack your best umbrella.
Available on iPhone (£2.49), Android (£1.99) and Windows Phone (£2.29)
There are plenty of theories floating about concerning the best methods for beating jetlag, very few of which come backed up with any serious scientific clout. Still, it's generally agreed that gradually altering your sleeping habits before a trip is beneficial, and this clever app will help you do just that. Input your travel dates, destination and usual sleeping times and it'll come back with personalised alarm clocks to soften the blow when you wake up on Tuesday afternoon convinced it's still Monday morning.
Available on iPhone (£1.99)
Sadly, for London's motorists, embracing the great English countryside usually involves grappling with the terrifying Tarmac gauntlet of the M25. Make life easier with this – a searchable selection of 150 live video feeds of the notoriously troublesome motorway. Certainly not the most thrilling app you'll ever download, but you'll feel more than slightly smug when you spot trouble in advance and shave an hour off your journey.
Available on Android (£0.99)
Don't bother paying up for one of the many currency conversion apps out there in the digital hinterland – this freebie is slick, easy to use, and – best of all, since it uses live currency rates – completely accurate. It's been downloaded more than five million times to date, so don't even think about hopping on a plane without it.
Available on iPhone (free), iPad (free), Android (free) and Windows Phone (free)
Anyone who says there's no exact science to packing has obviously never tried to cram a pair of Jimmy Choo stilettos into the same suitcase as a giant inflatable beach ball. Thank the lord, then, for this. Tell it where you're going, how long for and who with and it'll spit out a suggested list of what you might need, split up into essentials (passport, currency), clothes, gadgets and more, with separate lists for additional family members.
Available on iPhone (£1.99)
Until the bashful lobster look finds its way into the style zeitgeist, this is a crucial piece of kit for those venturing to sunny climes. Having detected the UVI rating of your current location, this nifty little app sets a countdown timer to alert you when you're due your next slathering of sunblock. All you have to do is input your skin type and the SPF of your lotion, then kick back and soak up some worry-free rays.
Available on iPhone (free)
Leave 10% on the table after a meal in Tokyo and your generosity will cause offence; do the same in New York and you'll be called a skinflint. Thankfully, wherever you go, there's this – a nifty tip calculator to help the mathematically challenged split bills and tips while neatly sidestepping social embarrassment.
Available on iPhone (£0.69)
In the cut-throat world of business, time is money, making a seven-hour trans-Atlantic flight a lot of wonga indeed. Thankfully, just because your laptop's packed away, doesn't mean you can't keep your eyes on the prize. Essentially, this (admittedly pricey) app turns your iPhone into a wireless hard drive, allowing you to quickly and easily load it up with documents at the airport, then browse and amend on the move throughout your trip.
Available on iPhone (£6.99) and iPad (£6.99)
Not the most thrilling addition to your tech arsenal, this one, but essential all the same. Designed for campers and caravanners, the app provides a simple and effective way to keep track of the electrical output of your various travel gadgets, meaning you're less likely to burn your pride and joy to the ground by overloading the circuit. Requires a little bit of preparation before you set off, but the resulting peace of mind makes up for it.
Available on iPhone (£0.69)
Anyone who's ever accidentally downloaded a large email while on holiday will attest to the ridiculousness of data roaming charges, and though there's no indication from the networks that they're working on putting things right, there are measures you can take to avoid an end-of-month sting. Once installed, this app drastically reduces the amount of data required to perform everyday tasks, such as retrieving email and posting to Facebook. We're not entirely sure how it manages such a feat – we just know that it works and we're not about to complain.
Available on iPhone (free) and Android (free)
Does pretty much what it says on the tin, this one, providing easy access to the time in hundreds of cities and therefore averting arithmetic-induced stress your jetlagged brain could really do without. Nothing revolutionary, but still an essential download, especially considering the rather nifty option of adding several clocks as home-screen widgets.
Available on Android (free)
A potentially life-saving database of emergency service numbers for just about every country you'd ever care to visit, plus plenty for those that you wouldn't. There's also embassy details should passports go missing and – for the truly paranoid – the option to pin certain services to your home screen as widgets, for one-touch access to police, ambulances and fire engines.
Available on Android (£0.99)
As much as we hate stating the obvious, it's a simple fact of physics that you won't have much of a skiing holiday without snow. Keep this on your home screen and you'll never be more than a chilly-fingered prod away from the latest ski reports for your local pistes, and there's even detailed trail maps to guide you back to the lodge should you snowplough-turn your way into trouble.
Available on iPhone (free) and Windows Phone (free)
Okay, so smartphones don't particularly complement the gnarly surfer aesthetic (can you imagine Keanu whipping out an iPhone in Point Break? Because we can't) but still – it's good to be prepared. Though it could admittedly do with feeding in data from a few more wave stations, the current version still provides comprehensive information on tides and weather conditions for plenty of the world's biggest surf spots.
Available on Windows Phone (free)
While flight-booking apps are fairly plentiful on other mobile platforms, Windows Phone marketplace boasts a meagre handful. Thankfully, this clean-looking solution does everything you'd ever need it to, aggregating fares from airlines and the big travel sites to bag you the best deal. For those really keeping an eye on the purse-strings, there's also the option to pin your search to your start screen and keep an eye on price fluctuations. Neat.
Available on iPhone (free), iPad (free), Android (free) and Windows Phone (free)
Not everyone who rocks a smartphone can afford to stay at The Savoy every night, so thank heavens for this – a geo-tagged directory of 25,000 listings for budget hotels, right at your travel-weary fingertips. The app also provides access to over 3.5million user reviews, minimalising the likelihood of you signing up to a night in a flea-infested hell-pit.
Available on iPhone (free) and Android (free)
The closest thing most of us will ever have to a personal assistant, albeit a hell of a lot cheaper. All you have to do is forward your various confirmation emails for flights/hotels/hire cars/restaurant bookings etc. to firstname.lastname@example.com and the app instantly generates an itemised itinerary covering your entire trip. Better still, upgrade to the premium version and the app will keep you in the loop in real time, generating alerts to let you know when flights are delayed or gates change.
Available on iPhone (free) and Android (free)
Much like WorldMate on iPhone and Android, this indispensible tool scans your various travel documents to piece together a personal travel itinerary, which it follows up with alerts and updates when disruption rears its ugly head. Like its rivals, it'll also give you the chance to fill in any gaps by booking hotels and transfers on the fly.
Available on BlackBerry (free)
A great value guide to more than 8,000 campsites in the UK and Europe, backed up with user reviews, pictures and inch-perfect GPS coordinates. Looking for a little more than just somewhere to bed down for the night? Simply filter local results by facilities and you'll soon be en route to a patch that's right for you.
Available on Android (£1.99)
There are stacks of apps out there that'll show you a map of nearby car parks, but none that do such in as much detail as this market-leading marvel. As well as tracking down spaces in their vicinity, users can also see at a glance how much they'll have to pay to stay per hour and, for some car parks, the exact number of spaces available. Bank Holiday road trips just got slightly less stressful.
Available on iPhone (£1.99), iPad (£1.99) and Android (£1.99)
Of course, before you go gallivanting around the globe, first you'll need to get to the airport and with cumbersome bags to deal with, schlepping through the capital's streets to find a Hackney carriage isn't really an option. This neat piece of software uses your phone's GPS to make the cabs come to you – simply tap the big 'pick me up' button and one of the little cab icons on the map will start heading towards you. And if the wonders of modern technology don't get your cabbie chatting, nothing will.
Available on iPhone (free) and Android (free)
GPS navigation meets social networking, with surprisingly effective results. Tap in your destination (there's also speech recognition if you've got your hands on the wheel) and user-submitted traffic reports make sure you're offered the quickest route for the current road conditions. Even if you're not digging the whole sharing and caring vibe, it's still a good £39.99 cheaper than TomTom's sat-nav app.
Available on iPhone (free), iPad (free) and Android (free)
As with our very own Tube, there are hundreds of apps that promise to make your journey on New York's subway system less stressful, but none as highly rated or widely used as this slick and intuitive piece of software. As well as the usual maps and route planners, there's also a natty augmented reality mode that uses your camera to overlay nearby stations onto your view of the city. Pretty neat, even by a hardened Noo Yoiker's standards.
Available on iPhone (£0.69) and Windows Phone (£0.79)
Go up a mountain without the right kit in your backpack and we'd be mighty surprised if you ever came back. And while sturdy shoes and some sort of stick (for fending off bears, naturally) are a given, GPS tracking software is another potential lifesaver. On this comprehensive orienteering app, maps come complete with contour lines, so you know what you're getting into. They can also be stored on your SD card, meaning you won't be left in the lurch should your mobile signal drop out. And if you're doing some proper hiking, it definitely will.
Available on Android (£3.99)
Richly detailed, downloadable charts for the continent's lakes and coastlines, powered by the seafaring stalwarts at Navionics. As well as plotting you a hassle-free course for your aquatic adventuring, the app will also keep you abreast of potentially dangerous changes in weather and water conditions, all the while feeding in tide predictions, data on currents and much more.
Available on iPhone (£17.49), iPad (£44.99) and Android (£16.99)
While recent years have seen street art's enigmatic pioneer take his daubings global, you don't know squat about Banksy till you've been to Bristol. This geo-tagged map guides you to the sitex of his early works – including the iconic bomb-hugging girl and the masked gorilla – with detailed notes on their history and suggested interpretations. Pack your camera and get spotting.
Available on iPhone (£1.99) and Android (£1.99)
Public transport information covering 68 (and counting) of the world's biggest, busiest metropolitan hubs. So whether you need to pick your way across downtown Denver or catch a bus out of Norfolk, you should never be more than a few taps away from a neatly displayed, stop-by-stop itinerary.
Available on iPhone (free), iPad (free), Android (free) and Windows Phone (free)
Nothing quite matches the sheer, sobering terror of suddenly realising you're in a moody part of a strange town with no money for a cab ride back to the safety of your hotel. Not to worry though – chances are a cash machine is just around the corner, and with this in your pocket, you'll always be able to find one with minimal fuss. Over 220 countries are listed, meaning you ought to be covered for even the most exotic of jaunts.
Available on Windows Phone (free)
There are two schools of thought when it comes to exploring a new city – you either sit down with a stack of guidebooks the week before setting off and research your socks off, or you take a leap of faith and enjoy a weekend of spontaneity. This app caters to the latter, allowing you to drop GPS pins onto a map when you stumble across something interesting, or browse user-made lists recommending the best sights, sounds and flavours in town. Available on iPhone (free)
Currently in a phase of invite-only beta (have a sniff around forums for a free invite) this is Google's experimental take on a massive, crowd-sourced travel guide. As tech mash-ups go, it's fairly straightforward: users leave recommendations for things to do in their city, which visitors can then add to a to-do list and check off as they go. Given the app's youth, content is fairly sparse outside of the US at the moment, but should you find yourself on a business trip to Chicago with a couple of hours to kill, it's a reliable alternative to coughing up for some out-of-date paperback companion.
Available on Android (free)
While apps that aggregate crowd-sourced restaurant reviews may be ten-a-penny, those that focus in on specific dishes are a far rarer species. Luckily, this one works a treat, responding to your every gastronomic whim with user-generated recommendations from your local area. In downtown Madrid with a penchant for paella? Prod around a bit and within seconds you'll be en route to the best in the city.
Available on iPhone (free), Android (free) and Windows Phone (free)
A pocket-sized database of thousands of the world's biggest museums, brimming with information on permanent and current collections. But this is more than just a comprehensive companion to your favourite halls of history; using your GPS location, it'll also point you in the direction of museums in your area, so don't be surprised if your Sunday morning culture stroll turns into a full-on city-wide knowledge crawl.
Available on Windows Phone (free)
Stumbled across an important looking building? Want to know more but fear striking up conversation with the locals? Fire up this bad boy, direct your phone's camera lens at the source of your befuddlement and – as long as what you're pointing at is famous enough – it'll return relevant Wikipedia articles filling you in with everything you need to know. After a slow start, recent updates have seen the app's recognition mechanic and database become really rather impressive, meaning that if it draws a blank, it's probably just a nice-looking car park.
Available on iPhone (free) and Android (free)
Though it shot to fame as a social networking tool, this location-based app has become a godsend for curious travellers. The way it works is simple – fire up the app when you arrive at any given place (everything from restaurants to churches are listed) and you'll see a list of tips from those who've been before you ('try the cheeseburger', 'arrive by 9am for a good pew', etc.). Check in regularly enough and you'll claim virtual mayorship of that particular venue, with some venues even offering perks (a free pint, discounts, and so on) when you claim the crown.
Available on iPhone (free), Android (free) and Windows Phone (free)
A comprehensive guide to over 400 English Heritage sites and National Trust conservation areas, featuring facts, figures and directions from your current location. So the next time a bank holiday rolls around, ditch the Sky+ marathon, pack some sarnies and go revel in the underappreciated brilliance of good old England.
Available on iPhone (£0.69) and iPad (£0.69)
With data roaming charges still laughably high, knowing where to find a decent wi-fi hotspot is essential if you're to keep the twitterati up to date with details of your latest sojourn. No need to charge through the city waving your handset around like a fly-swatter, though – simply fire up this handy app and follow directions to your nearest source of wireless internet. Best of all, the offline mode means you can download maps before you go, thereby dodging a massive bill.
Available on iPhone (free), iPad (free) and Android (free)
Stripping away the glossy magnificence ladled on by just about every online travel agency out there, this is the place to find brutally honest reviews of hotels, restaurants, attractions and more. The user-base is notoriously hard to please, so be warned that you'll most likely find exclamation mark strewn rants next to your favourite spots. Still, on the flip side, touch down in a strange city with nowhere to stay and you'll only ever be a few prods away from the warts-and-all opinions of travellers just like you.
Available on iPhone (free), iPad (free), Android (free) and Windows Phone (free)
Handy though they may be, the trouble with guidebooks – and indeed their digital equivalents – is that digging through them to find the information you're after invariably means less time appreciating the thing you actually came to see. This innovative bit of software solves the problem by reading the information (farmed from Wikipedia and its own database) directly into your ears. It's a bit like one of those audio guides they hand out at museums, then, only better for your street cred.
Available on iPhone (£2.49) and Android (£2)
A tasty mash-up of your handset's native maps app and millions of Wikipedia articles, meaning you're rarely more than a scroll and a click away from stacks of useful information about your surroundings. A fairly academic way to explore the world around you, but with a flask of something hot and an afternoon to kill, we very much doubt you'll be inclined to complain.
Available on BlackBerry (free)
Our apologies for the somewhat self-important trumpet-blowing, but we just couldn't let you go without a little cheeky reminder about our own fleet of painstakingly researched, expertly written travel apps. There are editions for more than 20 of the world's biggest cities, each stuffed with comprehensive insights into the finest restaurants, bars, shows and exhibitions on Earth. Best of all, each and every one of these indispensible digital marvels is absolutely free. What can we say – we've got big hearts.
Available on iPhone (free) and Android (free)
Now this is real sci-fi stuff – an app that instantly translates foreign text via your phone's camera. Though the download itself costs nothing and comes bundled with a couple of demo settings, you'll need to shell out £6.99 (via in-app purchase) for one of the language packs, with English and French currently on offer. A tad pricey, but worth it purely for the expressions of awe you'll draw from bystanders.
Available on iPhone (free) and iPad (free)
The best-rated translation app on Android, and for good reason. More than 50 languages are supported in text-to-text mode, while an impressive 11 work with the app's voice recognition function. As for accuracy, it's plugged in to both Google and Bing's translation services, meaning results are very rarely nonsensical. Don't expect to be bantering the night away with the natives or anything, but it ought to at least mean the end of ineptly miming 'ou est la gare?'
Available on Android (£1.95)
A cross-platform messaging system that's slowly but surely rendering the text message obsolete. Data (that's pictures, videos, sound clips and GPS tags as well as text) are sent using either wi-fi or your phone's web package, so even if you're sending a message to someone on the other side of the globe, there's nothing to pay. Absolutely essential for keeping in touch with overseas chums, and, providing you can find some wi-fi, great for sending off-the-cuff holiday snaps back home.
Available on iPhone (£0.69), Android (free) and Windows Phone (free)
Remember postcards? Those rectangular, papery things you used to scrawl down tales of your far-flung travels on back before the world went digital? This app-cum-print-service allows you to hark back to the analogue era by creating and sending physical cards bearing your own travel snaps and text to anywhere in the world, for a thoroughly reasonable £1.49 a pop.
Available on iPhone (free), iPad (free) and Android (free)
There are plenty of translation apps knocking around for Windows handsets, but this well-put-together freebie is – until voice recognition comes along, at least – the only one you need. There are 36 languages currently supported, plus a useful function that allows you to quickly and easily forward translations as texts or emails.
Available on Windows Phone (free)
Ever wanted to call an Ethiopian a maniac, or approach someone on the streets of Helsinki and suggest they do something improper with themselves? Well now, thanks to this neatly indexed catalogue of international expletives, you can. Just remember to wipe it from your phone before the cops show up.
Available on Android (£1)
While your phone's on-board camera may be just the job for immortalising otherwise hazy memories from a night on the town, it simply wasn't designed to do justice to the likes of the Grand Canyon or Mount Fuji. Thankfully, with this ingenious app bolted on, awe-inspiring panoramic shots can be created in an instant – just choose your scene, press the magic button and it'll handle the rest. Naturally, it's fully integrated with Facebook, so get snapping and watch those 'likes' rack up.
Available on iPhone (free)
If you're the sort to never bother organising your holiday snaps and souvenirs into something tangible to be whipped out at dinner parties, download this one on the double. But this is more than just a virtual travel scrapbook – as long as you've got your GPS switched on, it'll also create maps of your various explorations, geo-tagged with pictures, videos and notes. 21st Century traveloguing at its finest.
Available on iPhone (£1.99) and Android (£2.99)
18 months on since its iOS release, Apple's movie-studio-in-your-pocket is still the best option for itchy-footed techies looking to shoot and send tantalising snippets of paradise back home. Especially impressive is the pared-down editing suite, where soundtracks and shot transitions can be dragged and dropped to create moving postcards with serious production values.
Available on iPhone (£2.99) and iPad (£2.99)
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Great suggestions. Really like the Wi-Fi finder (works fantastically) and Waze. It's excellent for when you're driving in an area you don't know very well. You probably won't know your way around and the nature of traffic, so it's a Godsend.
I have a couple of other recommendations. The first is a hotel finder, Hotels.com. It covers almost any city in the world and is great in case you arrive somewhere and can't find somewhere to stay. Very useful in my experience.
Another is an app I found relatively recently called refund.me (https://www.refund.me/en/). If your flight is delayed you can claim compensation from the airline, which doesn't give you your time back but it does go some way towards making up for it.
But, my best piece of advice is to switch off your phone and just enjoy being away!
For vegetarians, Veggoagogo is a handy travel tool.
Here's the blurb: Veggoagogo is a fun and easy way to communicate your vegetarian dietary requirements to anyone you meet on your overseas travels. Our well-researched selection of statements and questions have been professionally translated into 50 languages allowing vegetarians to locate suitable restaurants or order food with confidence anywhere in the world.
For vegetarians, Veggoagogo is a handy travel tool.
Here's the blurb: Veggoagogo is a fun and easy way to communicate your vegetarian dietary requirements to anyone you meet on your overseas travels. Our well-researched selection of statements and questions have been professionally translated into 50 languages allowing vegetarians to locate suitable restaurants or order food with confidence anywhere in the world.
Excellent article ! I would like to share with you Peeble, another missing application recently released on the AppStore. The idea ?
Drop your footprints all around the world and share your travel experiences with your friends. As simple as it is, download Peeble here https://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/peeble/id916271926?mt=8
Enjoy, it's FREE !!!!
Excellent article ! I would like to share with you Peeble, another missing application recently released on the AppStore. The idea ?
Drop your footprints all around the world and share your travel experiences with your friends. As simple as it is, download Peeble here https://itunes.apple.com/fr/ap...
Enjoy, it's FREE !!!!
Spyglass for iOS is another great nav app. It helps to save your custom places and waypoints to navigate precisely to them later, shows them on maps and uses real-time augmented reality, displays detailed GPS info, measures distances, sizes, angles, and does a lot lot more.
Great list, so comprehensive. But personally I like ShutterBee for keeping photos, sharing to all social networks, checkins and so on. Actually I found my boyfriend there!
Here it is - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/shutterbee/id669729281?l=en&mt=8
And what if it may exists a single app with an ever growing catalog of video about Italian archeological sites?
Has anyone of you checked the Grand Tour Project?!?
It's such a great collection of the apps thank you so much for it! I also check for the travel apps here http://apps4trip.com/
50 apps? and nothing about different cultures around the world? like how to behave in china
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Great recommendation!! But I must say that recently launched travel app by HolidayIQ has really gone viral in such a short time. I think this is the easiest travel app ever made for travellers. But traveller's bad luck is that it just launched for Indian Destinations for now. I think we have wait a little longer for the universal travel app by Holidayiq.com. For now, the App is available on Google Play and itunes of on the site itself @ http://www.holidayiq.com/mobile/app
I can't believe you forgot CityMaps2Go in your list. It's an offline travel guide and among my favorite apps of all time. I have been on several trips in the last couple of years and CityMaps2Go helped me every time.
I recommend this great app to avoid roaming charges and make really cheap mobile calls while travelling. https://itunes.apple.com/en/app/cloud-softphone/id567475545?mt=8 , or, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cz.acrobits.softphone.cloudphone I really like this app because a 10 minute call from Istanbul to my mates mobile in the UK cost just 50cents :-)
I'd recommend another app but for Windows Phone
I really like this app because it help you to point on the map the place you want to visit, and be notified when you're close to them! Also will bring you to the location of your interest using a navigation apps installed on the phone. :)
I`d like to add another mobile app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=hotels.car.rentals.flights.ukasoft. Very handy.
It allows choosing from more than 25 car rental companies (in Europe, US, UK) and allows to get acquainted with the rented car (especially important when you are driving with the child on board).
I`d like to add another mobile app (available on android or iphone for free)
I really liked the app - choice of more than 25 car rental companies, there`s also the ability to get acquainted with the ordered car (very important when you`re planning the ride with a child on board). And about the insurance calculation have not been forgotten.
I`d like to add another mobile app (available on android or iphone for free)
I really liked the app - choice of more than 25 car rental companies, there`s also the ability to get acquainted with the ordered car (very important when you`re planning the ride with a child on board). And about the insurance calculation have not been forgotten.
Link to app: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/epical/id659217873?mt=8
Check out Epical v1.5.0 is now available in the App store!
Here is a little bit more about epical:
Ever been somewhere amazing, beautiful, epical! Ever wanted to share it with your friends and family? Anywhere that's epical to you can be turned into a shared location. Each location in epical becomes a mini social network for you and your friends to post photos, comment, like and even get real-time notifications from. Epical is the best way to discover, share and explore places that truly matter to you.
Here are a few features of epical:
* Share your travel photos, adventures & hidden locations
* See trending locations from around the world
* Discover new places and people all over the world
* Create a travel log to remember places you have been
* Explore new travel locations and destinations
* Great for Road Trip tracking & saving your vacation memories
Here is the link to epical:
be epical!
It's specific to Maui, but the Best Of Maui app is a great guide for that island. Great pictures, and the mapping feature helps you find what's worth checking out around you.
Travel app for itinerary mgt, travel planning and flight updates - TripCase
Don't forget to mention the best app for route planning, Rome2Rio! You can read more here: http://www.dreameurotrip.com/5-best-travel-apps-eurotrip/
I search for the cheapest car on free application on my phone https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=hotels.car.rentals.flights.ukasoft
One of the best applications for travel.
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If you are trying to contact friends of family back home while being on the road, I would recommend trying RingCredible. While using WiFi, you can still call people on their mobile phones or land lines for low rates.
If you are trying to contact friends of family back home while being on the road, I would recommend trying RingCredible. While using WiFi, you can still call people on their mobile phones or land lines for low rates.
If you're traveling abroad recommend you download the app "User ICE", all your personal information, medical, GPS location, emergency calls (ICE) in 9 languages.
If you're traveling abroad recommend you download the app "User ICE", all your personal information, medical, GPS location, emergency calls (ICE) in 9 languages.
You forgot the best app of all MapItOut http://youtu.be/xDZRnQLgFOo https://appsto.re/us/wEGMR.i
For those who want to visit Italy I suggest to try www.zonzofox.com with its free Android and iPhone/iPad apps and its custom ebooks.
Language is one of the biggest problem we face while travelling in another country. Get instant translation of chat with OneTongue iPhone Free App. No in-app purchases. Download the app: http://bit.ly/OneTongue
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Movement 1: In tempo moderato
Movement 2a: Lento espressivo Allegro Cadenza
Movement 2b: Allegretto giocoso
Although Ireland's concerto is customarily described as being in three movements, only two are marked in the score, the music moving straight on from the slow movement into what is de facto the high spirited finale, Allegretto giocoso. The first movement opens with a ten-bar reflective orchestral introduction, the theme on strings perhaps an echo of the plainsong he would have known in church, and the magical distant horns at the fourth bar seeming to be heralding some far-off world coming slowly into view. This forms a sort of motto, becoming a resource for later invention and is incorporated into the first main theme in the piano solo that follows. It is entirely characteristic of Ireland that when the piano joins, instead of fiery figurations he gives us what is to all intents and purposes the opening of one of his evocative piano miniatures. However he also knows when to stop, and the music accelerates to the catchy faster theme first presented on trumpet and clarinets which is heard many times during the movement. The concerto is notable for the way Ireland links extended passages of unaccompanied piano with orchestral colour and only uses the full orchestra at the climaxes.
A slow version of the second theme of the first movement opens the second movement and is followed, as in the first, by a solo passage that could be one of Ireland's evocative miniatures. It would not be too fanciful to describe this movement, with its yearning falling sevenths in the strings, as a love song. Eventually a side drum tattoo breaks the reverie and with a miniature cadenza leads into the energetic finale. To a British audience at the time the use of Chinese block to rap out the rhythm must have seemed cutting-edge. Here the slower second subject includes one of Ireland's motivic references, in this case a figure of four semiquavers quoted from Spring will not wait and We'll to the woods no more, both works dedicated to Arthur Miller, an earlier constant companion. Themes from the earlier movements return, and with the second the solo violin sings a regretful counter-melody. This tune is said to be from a student string quartet written by Helen Perkin, but the allusion to his pianist seems to have been more elusive, and wherever it appears he thoroughly disguised it.
The work was an immediate success, and for forty years it was the pre-eminent British piano concerto played by the leading players of the day, notably Clifford Curzon, Moura Lympany and Eileen Joyce as well as Gina Bachauer and Artur Rubinstein.
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China market: 4G smartphone chip prices continue to fall
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Taiwan IC designers expect gross margin to improve in 2015
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Foxconn to continue investment in central Taiwan, says chairman
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Eating out can weigh heavily on your wallet, but it needn't be that way on the island of Ireland
Want to find the best budget food on the island? Just follow the locals. After all, they're the ones that know all the tips and tricks to hunting down a wallet-friendly dinner, from excellent farm-to-fork feasts in traditional pubs to upscale burger joints to fabulous picnic spots. Here's a few suggestions to get you started.
Farmers' markets, a profusion of delis and ever-accessible countryside means picnicking in Ireland is a natural pastime. And food halls such as Cork's English Market and George's Market in Belfast are essential stop-offs.
Grab some top-class artisan cheeses and salamis, fresh bread and homemade apple juice from a local deli or farmers' market and head for one of the island's fabulous scenic spots. And it's not hard to find a scenic place to chill out, from harbourside piers, to beautiful urban parks and sun-dappled canal banks.
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Okay, so Michelin restaurants are never going to be "budget", but that doesn't mean they can't be good value! As well as being more affordable than Michelin restaurants in continental Europe, the island's starry favourites offer up some really great lunch deals, as well as early bird or "pre-theatre" menus.
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Back in 1950s Ireland, a pub lunch consisted of a packet of Tayto crisps and a bag of salted peanuts thrown in for desert. But over the last decade, the island's pubs have transformed themselves into dens of gourmet delights. These days, you can sip an Irish craft beer or stout while tucking into great local gastropub favourites such as fish and chips, Irish stew, crab claws, cockles and mussls, bacon and cabbage, Dublin Bay prawns, oysters, and beef and Guinness pie.
Try out Hargadon's, Sligo; The Exchequer, Dublin; The Munster Bar, Waterford; John Hewitt and McHugh's, Belfast; Harry's Bar and Restaurant, Inishowen; and The Parson's Nose, Hillsborough, County Down.
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Hey All,
I have total newb question. I am going to be doing ICC 10 for the first time tonight and i am wondering what type of potions/elixirs and food i should bring in. I am an Arms warrior who is hit and expertise capped. Here is a link to my Armorey if any would not mind having a look and telling me if i am even ready to go to ICC 10.
Thanks in advance.
Well. http://www.wowhead.com/item=46377 is always a good choice.
And if you don't have a http://www.wowhead.com/item=43015 available in raids I'm thinking crit or haste food.
The box said: "Requires Windows 98 or better.", so I installed Linux.
I'd probably go crit food and haste pots... as well as the standard endless rage flask. Granted, ArP may be good too if you need it to hit the cap or not.
RNGesus - Saving you unreliably since BC.
You can also use an indestructible potion shortly before the pull to give you another AP bonus. in fact, as it has a 2 minute duration and ooc potions have a 60 sec CD, you can use an armor pot 61 secs before the pull, then at the pull use a speed potion, then later during bloodlust use another speed potion This is particularly easy to manage at bosses with a scripted introduction like saurfang (1 min 37 for horde) and the lich king (think it's about 1 min 15)
Flasks are the way to go in raids, don't bother with elixirs.
Pots are good to have when you need to pour on the DPS, pop one before the pull and then one during the fight. Its known as "pre potting", since you get potion sickness you can only use one potion during a boss encounter.
For food either eat the fish feasts that are down (bring your own to share) or use a specialty food that grants something extra you need more of or want more of.
There is something so appealing about backhanding someone across the face with a shield.
Oh, and bring some armor potions, they work perfectly to counter soft enrages and the like.
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"We're going to be spanning the Civil War all the way through the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan," Millet says. "We're covering every branch of service. We have virtually every genre of film that you could possibly imagine, so I think that this is our most diverse lineup to date in the seven years we've been doing the festival."
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Before the screening of "Hornet's Nest", country superstar Wynonna Judd will be presented with the GI Spirit Award. Watch the trailer for "Hornet's Nest" below.
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Kathryn was born in South Africa but currently resides in London.
SHE MAKES her way in the world as a professional model and was delighted at the chance to work with a photographer like Petter Hegre. Having become used to the confines that are common in the world of fashion and glamour work, the opportunity to let loose and do a shoot completely nude was a fantastic change of pace.
With a slim and toned body, Kathryn readily admits her love of nature, especially the ocean. Her long brown hair and light complexion gives her the appearance of a mermaid when she glides through the water, her body moving with a certain harmony that only those who love the sea can possess.
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Kathryn Excelent photoshoot i love to see a great work of combination of art and lovely nude. I think this work only can be enjoy for profesional photogrhapers because it is more than bizarre open legs girls.
|Dan from Texas United States
Jennipher and Kathryn poolside These beautiful photos are High Art! The green water and those beautiful green eyes only add to the perfect composition. I love them all.
|steve underwood United States
comments Love the ladies... they are the worlds best. problem is that in this set all the pictures are the same. i might as well look at the negatives proof sheet. let see some editing and more diverse content PLEASE. Keep finding the worlds most amazing models
|Scot United States
Green Eyed Goddess Non vedo lora. Always my favorite. Beuche da beaute.
|Riddler Japan
Classic Photos #31 and 32 reminds me of a typical classical nude photos - hiding breast and genital.
|roddydol Norway
Kathryn Beautiful girl, awesome feet! But always so far away! What about some closeups?
|bh United States
Kathryn Kathryn is really amazing - easily one of your best models, but there is always very little variety to her poses. And very few photos to view - only 20 shots today. You can do much better than that.
|andrew United States
kathryn simplicity she is simple beauty and one of your top three models..your photo set is awsome as well...
|MrQuick France
love I always love you deeply…* Je vous aime définitivement Kathy… means nothing… but… 4real… Best regards
|ccu United States
I agree I agree that she is, by far, one the most pleasant models to look at on this site. I also agree that there are too few photos and poses to admire. I look forward to more
|Lardo United States
Intrigue Kathryn is so intriguing and interesting looking - which is a rarer quality than just beauty, which she of course does not lack either. Kathryn, it's women like you (and there are not many of you), who make me wish I was a painter or a sculptor or both. I wonder if you ever thought about acting - because you project all kinds of moods and ambiance without any effort at all.
|MrQ France
Could be lion… Je me sens affamé comme un lion à voir cette magnifique Kathrin sur une peau de zébre … pure beauté… divine femme…
|Bud Turner United States
Kathryn & Katarina Your images of Katarina & Kathryn are some of the most sensual in your collection. Although they are not the prettiest models, their natural, unshaven look is much more erotic than the shaven models, and their willingness to open themselves up to display their ultimate feminity make them alluring and vulnerable at the same time. Marketa is also one of your greatest works. She too is natural, alive and vibrant. Keep up the good work...
|BluecatIII United States
Kathryn...IS A...GAZELLE!
|Nick United Kingdom
Simple composition, a great setting and, most importantly, a beautiful model. The result: yet another great set of photos!
|andy Brazil
Oh my. She is just gorgeous!
|BluecatIII United States
Kathryn...IS EVE?...Beautiful!
|Mrquick France
Are U married ? What a wonderful Ophelia U'r…Are U married really ? I fall in love…what a face… what a body… what a woman U are … Are U really married ?
|terminus_h Slovenia
Kathryn has the most beautiful face of the site and the series here is nicely emphasizing this outstanding asset. If Paulina is the goddess, and Linda L the queen, Kathryn can easily be the emperess of the site.
|Will United States
Perfect body, love the muff!
|GERBOU France
I wonder what's the most interesting: The tree or the girl. The arrangement of both gives a very nice looking gallery.
|BluecatIII United States
Kathryn...IS Obviously,...Delightfully,...Leopard!!!
|Philip United States
Kathryn is the perfect model for this set.
|BluecatIII United States
Kathryn...B&W Exquisite!


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- Faygie Fellig said...
i cant get enough of these great women!
- September 4, 2012 at 11:44 AM
Dear Ari
I am an avid follower of Advanced Style and the women portrayed on these pages have truly been so inspirational to me. I would, however, like to take you to task a bit for your use of the word "fearless" here, in conjunction with a tube top. One should never regard a woman as fearless for doing something that a young, slender woman, a woman who fits within our culture's definition of attractive, would not also be called fearless for doing. Debra Rapoport clearly dresses to please herself, as we all should. Coincidentally, she looks great in a tube top.
- September 4, 2012 at 12:20 PM
- Tian said...
I'm in love with the hat.
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- The View from Hats and Heels said...
Love the surprise on the hat. A pink flower/feather -- just the icing on the cake. And the sparkly halter! Very cool.
- September 4, 2012 at 2:13 PM
- matylda said...
I am speachless. she is so adorable.
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- Jean at www.drossintogold.com said...
Debra is fabulous as always. She looks amazing in this outfit, I love the apron/wrap and of course her hat!!! She knows her style and her body, and celebrates accordingly!!
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- blackberryfashion said...
She is amazing :)
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- Forest City Fashionista said...
Love that Debra's fabulous pink hair is visible through the top of her hat! Debra can pretty much wear anything and everything and make it look spectacular. There is absolutely nothing wrong with a sequined tube top when she's wearing it!
- September 4, 2012 at 9:51 PM
- REKHA said...
Everything looked BEAUTIFUL. Amazing photo's thanks for sharing with us.
- September 5, 2012 at 1:24 AM
- Ana Blanco said...
I love it!Debra is always amazing!:)
- September 5, 2012 at 3:48 AM
- Lindsey Miller said...
Stunning. My jaw just dropped!
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Inspiring indeed. This pink hair and bare skin. Proud&Beautiful 3>
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|jaap.kramer says:
At the moment after selecting a task from a reminder and completing it you remain on the task itself.
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I second this, but in the Mobile version as well... i hate having to scroll to the bottom to hit 'Return to *list*' after completing every single task. Very unwieldy when using as, say, a shopping list...
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What if you want to mark completed and then to add a note?
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J.W. Anderson has just received the Emerging Talent Award for Ready-To-Wear at the British Fashion Awards. Pixie Geldof, one of the designer's many admirers, presented him with the gong at this evening's ceremony in London's Savoy Hotel. Anderson has amassed a very loyal following of fashionistas which include Pixie, Alexa Chung and Delilah.
Although tonight he's been honoured for his Ready-To-Wear collections, the London Fashion Week star has become more of a household name in 2012 thanks to his uber successful high street/designer collaboration with Topshop. The resulting selection of must-have pieces which ranged from quilted paisley skirts to varsity jackets was snapped up by every style icon worth her Mulberry 'Alexa', including Chung herself who stepped out in his bat jumper. Twice!
Let's take a look at J.W. Anderson's 2012 fashion highlights:
1. He showed minimalism, modern frills and matchy matchy prints for Spring/ Summer 2013
2. He collaborated with Topshop and we bought EVERYTHING
3. EVERYBODY wore his Topshop collaboration!
4. He confessed to Grazia that his guilty pleasure is Antiques Roadshow