Walt Disney World: It's Not Just for Kids

As I have now welcomed our evil Apple overlords, I am planning on reviewing apps. Recently, Beers and Ears tweeted that they just released an iPhone app: the Beers and Ears Walt Disney World Beer List App. If this is not an app designed for (21+) adult Disney Fans, it’s this one.

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Although I am a new member of the iPhone cult nation, I loved my Droid Eris when I had it for the past two years. You know that my phone had an Disney World Ringtone, so here’s how I did it. FWIW, I used this same technique to get them on my LGEnV2. Register on [...]

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Hedy spells out how to add DisneyWorld ringtones to your iPhone.

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Holy cow, it’s December!  This week, Shopping Saturdays is focusing on technology for the adult Disney Fan in your life: Firstly, I recommend gifting a Touring Plans subscription if said fan is going to either Disey World or Disneyland (Hear me wax poetic about Touring Plans here, here, and here). If someone on your list [...]

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Welcome to those of you joining me from A Disney Mom’s Thoughts and those of you just hopping aboard. I am the final stop on our Magical Blogorail. For my most missed attraction, I chose that Tomorrowland classic, Delta Dreamflight!  I have to point out that this favorite is something that pegs me as being [...]

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In today’s discussion of Android Apps you can use at Disney, I will be discussing two Geolocation services, Foursquare and Gowalla.  Both apps work by you checking into where you are.  At WDW, this can either be used to locate your friends (like, say if you are at a big meet) or to tweet/Facebook out [...]

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You know that I used Lines in December, and I liked it.  However, you may remember that I wanted Touring Plans to be more 21st century in terms of portability.  Well, now you can take your Touring Plans on the go.  w00t!

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So I decided to quasi-unplug when I was on my cruise. I turned the data off on my phone.  I really didn’t use my phone to text that much as it only worked when we were at sea, not near a port.   Honestly, unplugging was kind of weird.  As you know, my Droid Eris [...]

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As I am happily just over 1 week out, I figured I’d talk about tech on a boat.  Since I wrote my last tech post, Todd wrote two awesome posts about the “connected traveler.”  I took Todd’s suggestion and signed up for Plancast-I’ve imported my Plancast into my Google calendar, making all my plans a [...]

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Much like podcasts, YouTube offers a great way to get a little Disney in your day when you need it. Here are my top three channels: AllEarsNet is the channel for the AllEars website, which recently turned fifteen.  I love AllEars’ channel because in addition to “typical” WDW videos, they also offer quick bites of [...]

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