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Here we go again! Things are happening all the time on the market, and I want you to stay up to date. You can't turn off everything that happens around you, because then you might get old, haha. Facebook live - Nokia phone back and SAS new food. Here we go!

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Facebook live

Now it is possible to broadcast Facebook with a friend or follower, but first with the iOS App. If you or any of your children/friends think it is fun to broadcast live with something you do, this is very fun I think. Imagine it's a festival in Spain and you have a friend there, so you can talk live and see the pictures at the same time. A bit like a news broadcast and why not have some fun along the way.

Facebook live
Facebook live

Nokia 3310

Nokia 3310 is back! The little phone that sold 126 million copies is back. It costs SEK 560 but there is no data in it and you cannot download apps. What does it have, well Snake that everyone played on that phone, but will this really last. We will see?

Nokia 3310
Nokia 3310

New menu on SAS

Now the SAS have woken up and I welcome them to the future. They will start with better food, they say. The new design is unique in the industry and inspired by the take-away culture. Lunch and dinner come packaged in a cube that makes it easy to eat while working, reading or watching a film.

The new menu includes Norwegian fjord salmon, Swedish lamb and Danish veal along with locally grown vegetables and root vegetables from Skags Farm. The main meal is also served with a side dish in the form of a stuffed savoury muffin. The food and drinks are now available on Scandinavian and European flights and are included in the price of SAS Plus and can be purchased in SAS Go.

- We are constantly working to find local producers for a close collaboration, where we can develop our menu together and ensure that we serve ingredients that are in season, whether it's the stone-oven baked bread from Il Fornaio, the asparagus grown at Stenhuse Gård, the handmade chocolate from Hedh Escalante or the potatoes grown at Tollby Gård," says Peter Lawrance, Head chef and meal planner at SAS.

SAS nya mat
This is what it should look like

True or false?

It sounds like we are going to the worst restaurant, doesn't it! Who should I believe? I was at the SAS inauguration of the new SAS Neo last autumn and they said that by spring there will be high-speed internet on the planes.

You have to stand for what you do and now we are halfway through the year and I haven't heard that it exists yet. Is SAS going the same way as newspapers and talking a lot of rubbish just to promote itself and gain market share? I want to see results!

Where do our dream journeys go?

Ticket privatresor AB has conducted a survey on where you would like to travel if you can dream. We have made 1, 2 and 8 on the list and we can strongly recommend them.

Swedes' favourite dream destination

  1. Australia and/or New Zealand, 17 per cent
  2. Travel to an island paradise (e.g. Mauritius, Fiji or Zanzibar), 16%.
  3. Road trip in the USA, 15 per cent
  4. Nature trip (e.g. Galapagos Islands, Borneo), 9 per cent
  5. Cruise in the Caribbean, 5 per cent
  6. Safari trip in Africa, 4 per cent
  7. Wilderness trip to Alaska, 3 per cent
  8. Trans-Siberian Railway, 3 per cent
  9. Round trip in Asia, 3 per cent
  10. Round trip in South Africa, 3 per cent
  11. Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, 3 per cent
  12. Round trip in South America, 2 per cent
  13. Expedition to Antarctica, 1 per cent
  14. Hiking, climbing Kilimanjaro, 1 per cent

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