Posts in Apps
Rekke Ski Goggles

I mildly recommend these Rekke augmented reality ski goggles as a fun, slightly futuristic upgrade for spring skiing with friends or family.They project a heads-up display showing your speed, altitude, and — most usefully — the location of others on the mountain who are also using Rekke. They sync with your phone so you can glance at messages and control your music without pulling out your device.

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Artemis

There are more excellent restaurants than ever — which is wonderful — but true hidden gems have become rare. Between Michelin, Infatuation, and Eater, the best spots fill up fast, often requiring reservations weeks ahead. The problem? I rarely know my schedule, dining companions, or cravings that far in advance.To solve this, we’ve joined a couple of private clubs for reliable access and stuck with strong local favorites. But when I want to try a buzzy new place, two services have made life much easier.Dorsia lets members secure tables by committing to a higher per-person spend — usually in line with what you’d already pay for a full dinner with drinks anyway.

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VoiceMap

he best way to truly get to know a city is through a great tour—but finding one can be hit or miss. That’s why I’ve become a big fan of VoiceMap, an app that delivers location-aware, self-guided audio tours from some of the best local guides around the world.

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