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Travel Security: Meet Juice Jacking
“Avoid using free charging stations in airports, hotels or shopping centers,” the FBI’s Denver Twitter account said. “Bad actors have figured out ways to use public USB ports to introduce malware and monitoring software onto devices. Carry your own charger and Read More …
Travel Gear Review: The Perfect Travel Blazer
It’s been a long and winding road I’ve been on to find the perfect travel blazer. The journey goes back decades and includes a diverse cast of characters. Along the way, the world changed, popular style evolved and buying stuff became easier Read More …
Connected Traveling: Grab & Go 4G Internet Is Here
Commonly not thought of until away from home: getting a fast, secure, and reliable mobile internet connection while traveling. Turn on a connected device in the wrong place and we might return from travel to find a phone bill in Read More …
Home Screen Travel Apps To Never Leave Home Without
The other day I was tricked into resetting my iPhone, basically returning it to like-new status. Those who know about such things say a good hard reset from time to time is a good thing, much like restarting a computer Read More …
Repurposed Travel Gear Works For Cruising Too
While it may be hard to believe, there are other ways to travel than by ship. You will probably die if you attempt this as all forms of travel other than by cruise ship is evil. Still, those strange forms Read More …
Royal Caribbean Fast Internet Available Fleetwide
Royal Caribbean International is making its VOOM high-speed internet service available fleetwide on their 24 ships sailing to destinations around the world. VOOM allows guests to stream their favorite music, movies and TV shows, share photos on Instagram or Snapchat, video-chat Read More …
Internet Security: Ways To Avoid Being Hacked While Traveling
When it comes to Internet security, odds are we all know someone who has had their identity compromised. A credit card number or password got into the wrong hands and bad results ensued. We take precautions, but it seems to Read More …