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Sheraton Maui Gives You Notescast For Your iPod

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December 22, 2008 at 9:20 AM | by | Comments (2)

We love our iPod and we love anything new we get to do with it. Call us suckers for technology, but we actually do think it's cool that the Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa has got together a Notescast for iPods.

What that means is you can download a file off their site onto your iPod and bingo, you get a mini-website of information to enjoy whenever you want. The Sheraton's Notescast has got 81 pages of info so you can move around and find out pretty much anything you need to know, and you can make your friends jealous even before you leave by showing them pictures.

Now, skeptics, we see the obvious comment here: why do all this on a tiny iPod screen when there's this whole big internet thing where you can probably get all the same information. The answer: because you can. Reason enough, right?

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new travel iPod tidbit

Hey for all you who love to travel and are techies (whether proud of it or closeted), I have a new fun tidbit for you.  Now instead of lugging that must have book through the horrible lines in the airport for your flight/vacay, you can now download it onto your iPod (TOUCH only) or iPhone.  Great way to travel light.  Enjoy.
travelchic on December 23, 2008 at 4:11 PM #Permalink

Wow, incredible

It's amazing what people can do with technology.
luckycharmz336 on May 6, 2009 at 12:48 PM #Permalink

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