The iPhone Scuba case from TAT7 has only three strategically-placed mechanical buttons for launching and operating the default camera app.

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The Obama administration proposed on Tuesday to recognize same-sex couples as families on customs forms, a small but significant step, supporters said, toward equal recognition by the federal government.

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Huffington Post reports that a German court has ruled that certain police are allowed to carry out ID checks on the basis of skin color.

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EveryLodge is a new website that aggregates the ongoing flash sales of hotel deals from across the web for convenience of the shoppers.

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With a debt mounting to Rs.7,000 Crore ($70 billion), Kingfisher Airlines has already cancelled all international flights and now, NDTV reports that no one in India or abroad wants to purchase Kingfisher Airline tickets, even though the CEO Vijay Mallya confirmed on March 20, that the airline will run 125 domestic flights.

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‘Laissez les bons temps rouler’ or ‘let the good times roll’ is a common saying in this fine and vibrant city. New Orleans is as soulful and elegant as it ever was, a mainstay of Southern American culture and a resilient city after the devastation left by hurricane Katrina. Make sure you book cheap flights to new orleans this year.

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The Platypus PlusBottle is a water bottle that takes up almost no space and can be rolled and tucked in to a corner of your backpack.

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With all those hotel booking websites and the ones guaranteeing you your money back if the price increases, TripAdvisor launches a new site called Tingo that, essentially, says the same thing – money back if the hotel price is lowered.

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Virgin America is offering 20% off Your Next Flight when you follow the instructions below.

Offer ends March 28.

Note: Must book by April 30 for travel between April 4 and June 15. Blackout dates are May 25, 2012 and May 28, 2012. See terms & conditions for more information

• Log in to your Facebook account
• Click here
• Vote for your favorite tailgate photo
• Fill out a short form
• Promotional code will be sent to the email provided

Every time I visit a country, the one souvenir I never miss to buy is that country’s flag – and that too a big one. It’s just my way of checking off on the bucket list. The flag of India, by law, is to be made of khadi, a special type of hand-spun cloth of cotton or silk made popular by the father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi.

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Make it easier for you and your local hosts/friends/fellow-travelers by educating yourself with the local customs and etiquette when traveling to foreign countries. This can also make you not stick out as a tourist.

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1saleaday.com is offering SanDisk 32GB Class 4 High-Speed MicroSDHC Card w/ Full Size SD Adapter & Jewel Case. Available only for 24 hours.

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Renting a car can be expensive if you’re a tall person because you’d want to rent a standard or intermediate car to allow leg-space, which usually is not the case with a Economy option. Budget Travel suggests that there’s an easy way to upgrade your rental car.

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After a year of planning, Crystal Cruises has now officially begun its transition to an all-quality “All Inclusive”.

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Photo by: Vikram Srivastava

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If you’re traveling to India or South-East Asia, then look out for TravelTriangle, which works similar to FlightFox, the difference here is that when a user submit their itinerary, the website sends it to various travel agents for best individual quotes on the selection.

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This is how the border between India and Pakistan at Wagah closes every day.

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If you have always wanted to visit the tiny island nation of Kiribati then the time is now. With just two feet above the sea level, Kiribati is sinking under the water and the 113,000 citizens of Kiribati will have to relocate. The rising oceans caused by global warming have been catastrophic for this island. Terrifying!

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An impressive solar flare is heading toward Earth that could disrupt power grids, satellite navigating systems and airplane flights, but also give a visual treat of colorful auroras near the north and south poles.

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Opened on March 4, 2012, read more about the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge.

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