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A quick, hand-drawn view of opportunities for mobile devices in the travel industry, from lastminute.com labs. Presented at the Travel Technology Initiative's Summer Forum by Marko Balabanovic.
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- 3. Where shall we go?
- 4. I got this great offer
- 5. Our flight’s been delayed
- 7. I’m bored
- 8. Which way to the hotel?
- 9. What shall we do?
- 10. What’s that?
- 11. Where am I?
- 12. Can we still get tickets?
- 13. When’s the next train?
- 14. This place is rubbish
- 15. Where did I park the car?
- 16. Foreign Office advises you to leave
- 17. Do you remember that trip?
- 18. Early adopters and laggards
- 19. Devices for travellers location more important used in more contexts evolving faster
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