While tech-junkies line up to grab the new iPhone 5S, travelers may be wondering if Apple's latest device will live up to all the hype. That's why online travel agency Fareboom.com has examined the features of this much-anticipated smartphone.
UNITED STATES – While tech-junkies line up to grab the new iPhone 5S, travelers may be wondering if Apple’s latest device will live up to all the hype. That’s why online travel agency Fareboom.com has examined the features of this much-anticipated smartphone.
The article ‘Is The New iPhone 5S The Ultimate Travel Device?’ aims to help people who travel often make a more informed decision about whether this device is right for them. The story was published on the Fareboom Advisor blog.
Four of the iPhone 5S’s most highly touted features are examined in the article: the new fingerprint sensor, improved camera, the phone’s increased speed and its claim to have the most LTE bands in the world.
This article comes as Fareboom optimizes its website for the iPhone Safari browser.
“The new iPhone 5S Safari Browser performance is twice as fast as that of Samsung Galaxy S4. This allowed us to design a feature rich responsive airfare search without sacrificing the user experience, all thanks to the amazing iPhone browser speed,” said Fareboom CEO Marko Cadez. “The iPhone 5S is finally making it possible for innovative sites to hit the market sooner and at a lower cost by truly delivering on the HTML5 responsive web promise. We are no longer constrained by having to design and code native apps for at least two different mobile platforms, resulting in increased costs and time-to-market. Rather we can focus on designing one great application that works on mobile, tablet and desktop devices simultaneously. We hope more mobile device manufactures will follow the Apple browser example,” concluded Cadez.
Vicky is the co-founder of TravelDailyNews Media Network where she is the Editor-in Chief. She is also responsible for the daily operation and the financial policy. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Tourism Business Administration from the Technical University of Athens and a Master in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Wales.
She has many years of both academic and industrial experience within the travel industry. She has written/edited numerous articles in various tourism magazines.
