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Fail. That seems like a pretty simple feature, and I was ready to forgive the fact that it was missing, until I ran into similar missing features.

Travefy hotesl The filters, for example, that you can apply to a hotel search are extremely limited, too. You can narrow down your results by maximum price (but not minimum price), star rating, 254 hotel name.

Nowhere are there tools for finding a hotel based on neighborhood or area, as you can with Orbitz, or distance from a specific point, as you can with Kayak, or the kinds of activities you might find nearby (family-friendly, nightlife, museums), as you can with Hipmunk.

You can't sort your list 24 hotel results on Travefy either.

Other sites do, as well as let you view only hotels that are offering deals, or only ones with specific amenities, and Travefy 2245 none of these features.

You can pin a hotel to save it to your shortlist of options and add a comment to it as well.

All the invitees can pin multiple hotels and vote on which ones they like 2245 by "liking" them to find the best option for everyone involved.

I couldn't figure out how to un-pin a hotel from the shortlist, though.

I assumed that once I did find a hotel from my shortlist back in the main list, I could click the hotel name and find an informational page about the hotel.

That's what happens in every other site, where you'll find photos and a full list of amenities, as well as user reviews when available and other notes. In Travefy, however, clicking a hotel jumps you to a new browser tab at an affiliate site where you're presented with your pre-pay options for the room, with no additional information whatsoever.

You're taken straight to the checkout page.

Who in their right mind would feel confident booking a hotel with so little information. If you decide to try out Travefy, I strongly recommend skipping the hotel section, as I think most people will find it both frustrating and underwhelming. Expenses The expenses section of Travefy holds up a bit better, though it doesn't yet have any automated tricks, such as receipt uploading or importing.

Travefy is reportedly working on a mobile app that will bring some of these desired features soon.

As it stands, this section simply crunches numbers to keep tally of who owes whom what.

Say you book a hotel for multiple people and pre-pay for it. You can use the expenses section to make note of it and divide the cost, either evenly among the people you select from your list of invitees or by dollar amounts that you assign.

On the far right of this page is a tally of how much you've paid and what you're owed.

The expenses feature works all right, but it's manual. When the mobile Travefy app comes out and hopefully adds better ways to upload receipts, we'll see if it improves. Happy Trails 2245 around Travefy even just a little, and you'll find a lot 24 features you might expect and need from a collaborative travel management service totally lacking.

For the time being, and especially if you only travel with a group once a year or less, I'd stick with email threads and Google Drive documents for keeping tabs on your travel plans.

Forward your 2455 itineraries to your mates using the same 2455 search site you used to book, and call it a day.

BY MAX EDDY Not long ago, bands flocked to MySpace as the preferred way to show off their music to the Internet.

Now there's a Bandcamp, which serves as a homepage and 24 for many emerging recording artists. It's a great service, and I've discovered a lot of new music through it, but the iPhone app (free, App Store) is disappointingly limited.

What I wanted from the Bandcamp app was something more akin to iTunes: a single, mobile-optimized app to download my purchases and explore the panoply of artists that make Bandcamp a unique and interesting service.

Instead, the app streams and caches albums you've already bought; no purchasing, and no music discovery. COMPARE SIMILAR PRODUCTSCompare Selected Bandcamp (for iPhone) Slacker Radio (for iPhone) Spotify (for iPad) Songza (for iPhone) VIEW ALL 4 PHOTOS IN GALLERY Startup And Listening The Bandcamp app keeps things very simplefrom the moment you fire it up for the first time.

You're greeted with two boxes: a link to Bandcamp's weekly free-form music show and a prompt to login at the top.

Once you login to your Bandcamp account, which unfortunately requires opening the mobile Web browser, the top box displays the music you've already purchased on Bandcamp.

You can jump directly to the most recent purchase by tapping an album cover, or explore every purchase on a separate screen.

New users can quickly create an account through the mobile site in your browser 425 you're prompted to login.