Starting today, a version of Condé Nast Traveler’s Web outlet, Concierge.com, is available to cell phone-toting travelers as Concierge Mobile.

We got the nod from the tips-for-everything blog, Lifehacker, on Sunday. The Lifehackers definitely know their tech, and apparently, they’re pretty pleased with ours.

People-watching is one of the best parts of urban travel, if you ask me – seeing how global fashion trends get filtered through regional style, or what unique kinds of sartorial crazy the locals have dreamt up.

A few months back, I blogged about Tribewanted.com’s Fijian island experiment. James Vlahos went along with the “first footers” who kicked off development on the island, and lived to tell the tale in National Geographic Adventure.

Travellerspoint was started by brothers Sam and Peter Daams in 2002 as a travel community resource, and a way to find folks that you’d met and lost in transit.

Abha Malpani of the Written Road spilled the beans today about a new online travel community that’s just emerged from private beta. Matador Travel is going for one-stop shopping for all your Web 2.0 travel-site needs.

Yesterday a post about an ancient Viking outpost, and today I hear that the tech-savvy descendants of those same Vikings are colonizing the virtual world.

Budget Travel Online’s “Web Smart” feature has an interesting piece this month about the business of predicting airline ticket prices.

There’s a new travel blog in town: Globorati, a daily digest for the luxury-travel minded.

We’ve had a bunch of diving clips uploaded to Travelistic, lately. So, as I was perusing the interwebs today, the site Divester jumped out at me from the daily digest of travel media.