1 Dec 2014

If you are traveling, and upgrade to an iPhone 6 just might be worth it

Submitted by Wanderlust Andi

The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus have many significant advantages over previous iPhone versions. For instance, the newer versions have larger, more durable screens which use new break-resistant technology. The new version also has an 8 megapixel camera, creating clearer images. The new phones also feature travel friendly apps designed to help you when you are on the road. The iPhone 6 also has a longer battery life, lasting 25% longer than previous versions of the iPhone. Finally, the new versions of the iPhone integrate Apple Pay, making it easier to securely store credit card information assessable through fingerprint technology.

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6 Reasons Travelers Are Upgrading to iPhone 6 and 6 Plus
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8 Sep 2016

Taking a trip abroad? Be sure to take your smartphone!

Submitted by Wanderlust Andi

Taking a smartphone is one of the most important parts of traveling. However, you must be careful to ensure you do it right - especially if you are traveling and working abroad.

As a first step, you should make sure you have service at your destination. For this, do due diligence before you leave:

4 Mar 2016

How to use your mobile devices internationally - without spending a fortune

Submitted by Wanderlust Andi

Are you going abroad - even to Canada or Mexico? Being able to use your mobile devices during this travel is very important - both for keeping in touch with those at home and for using your valuable apps (like Google maps).

Check out these options for ensuring you get service to your mobile devices during your travel:

1 Jan 2015

Caution: 3-4 star hotels charge for WiFi

Submitted by Wanderlust Andi
When you stay in a 2-star hotel, you get free WI-FI. However, the further up the "stars" you go, the higher chance that you will have to pay $30/day (and more) for WI-FI!
21 Dec 2014

How to use Siri when working on the road

Submitted by Wanderlust Andi
On the road, your office is in your pocket: your mobile phone. If you have an iPhone, use Siri as your "virtual assistant" by using the features in this article.