Keep tangled phone cords organized – with style
I use my leather laptop bag every day to bring my laptop to work, and every day I put my phone charging cord in that bag nice and tidy… yet somehow it gets all tangled up by the time I arrive to work.
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I use my leather laptop bag every day to bring my laptop to work, and every day I put my phone charging cord in that bag nice and tidy… yet somehow it gets all tangled up by the time I arrive to work.
Connecting the Plantronics Voyager to my iPhone was a complete breeze, but getting it to work with my computer took a little persistence and eventually an operating system upgrade. Here are the steps to take.
I’m enroute to Dallas, TX right now and it’s a wifi flight with American Airlines. I’m typing… I mean tapping this post on my iPhone 3GS, after paying a nominal $7.95 fee for in-flight Internet…
With all the travel I’ve been doing lately, I splurged on a pair of QuietComfort® 15 headphones. Here’s my review of these noise cancelling headphones from Bose.
I recently went to Zurich for a week-long business trip. I knew I’d need to use my iPhone a lot on the trip so I bought a 100 MB data package the day before I left, and…
I’m heading to London tomorrow for a week long business trip and will need to have access to phone, email, and internet on my Blackberry…
Laptops and other devices run on 120V AC electrical power from a home or office outlet, whereas output from an automobile cigarette lighter is 12V DC power. It takes a power inverter to convert the DC power to AC power.
These rechargeable USB batteries can be charged anywhere there’s a computer or laptop with a USB port, making them a great travel accessory.
Question: I traveled a lot in 2009 and am wondering if my rewards miles and hotel points will carry over into 2010?
Answer: Yes and No – Redeemable miles roll over but miles that were accrued towards elite status do NOT roll over.
The miles you accrued for redeeming flight rewards will carry over into the next year, and your elite/preferred status will also be retained through 2010. So you’ll be able to redeem miles for free tickets and will enjoy your flight status benefits throughout 2010.
However, you must earn enough elite qualifying miles on the program in 2010 to retain your preferred status into 2011 – and your elite point account balance will be reset to zero at the start of each new year.
So if you don’t fly as much this year in 2010, then you’ll lose your elite/preferred status for 2011.
Last year I racked up some decent frequent flier miles on the United Star Alliance program and also with Alaska Airlines (which includes Delta, and Northwest Airlines).
The elite qualifying miles I earned towards on United’s mileage plan in 2009 were reset to zero miles on Jan 1st, 2010. Meaning I’ll need to fly a full 50,000 miles to retain my Premier Executive status into 2011.
The same thing happened for Alaska, although it took a couple of weeks for the reset to happen (so initially I thought they were going to roll over the miles). That turned out to NOT be the case however, as you can see from the screen shot of my account balance showing that I’ll need to fly a full 20,000 miles to retain my MVP status into 2011.