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CES 2020: Mobile Edge Debuts New Products For Gamers

Mobile Edge is a company that creates backpacks and laptop bags for any situation. They aim to create ways for everyone to travel with their technology stylishly and easily. For years the company has been creating travel solutions for companies like Alienware and Razr. There are also products available for everyone from a student-athlete to a CEO. During CES 2020, their focus was on the expansion…

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Airports are always busy places and now that it’s summer, airport volume is bound to leap. It happens every year, especially in July—the busiest travel month of the year.

Headlines like “Summer Travel Likely to Increase TSA Waits” and “TSA Security Lines are ‘Insane’” and “Record U.S. Airline Traffic Expected This Summer” are sure to make even the most seasoned business travelers pause.

For many, Memorial Day conjures images of family cookouts, rising gas prices, blowout sales on everything from cars to computers, and the unofficial start to the summer season.

It’s a lot more than that, of course.

Originally known as Decoration Day and designed to commemorate both the Union and Confederate soldiers killed during the Civil War, over the years, the observance has grown to honor all American soldiers killed while serving—some 1.2 million individuals dating back to the Revolutionary War—and was eventually renamed “Memorial Day.” It became a Federal holiday in 1971.