The Travel PR Blog

I could probably spend days, months playing with Intel’s Mash Maker toy but, frankly, I would rather let somebody else do it and then maybe they could write a Dummies Guide for those of us with other stuff to do - like work.

However, if you have a few millennia to spare, download the extension and have a go.

It seems there are real possibilities for travel tweaking.

For example, according to Macworld:

The open application programming interface allows users to write their own widgets and add them to other pages. For example, Mash Maker can be added to a travel site to show the leg room for all flights that are displayed in a flight search, Intel said. Or, a user could add a map, a user rating bar and a bar with the number of stars a hotel has to a hotel search site.