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(StatePoint) – People living in the U.S.are traveling outside of the country nowmore than ever.
Fortunately, your most helpful tool tomake travel less stressful is right in yourpocket: your smartphone. Not only does itmake planning your perfect trip easier, butalso your phone can keep you connectedand entertained when you’re away.
Here are some tips to optimize yourphone before you go.
Travel AppsTravel apps like FlightAware, Google
Maps and LoungeBuddy can keep youapprised of gate and flight changes, estimatetraffic and plot travel routes and help youlocate the best places to rest before yourflight. There are even apps like SitOrSquat,for locating nearby bathrooms!
Maximize StorageCell phone cameras are more powerful
than ever, and the average smartphone holdsthousands of photos and videos of yourcherished memories. You don’t want to runout of storage space, so get the rightMicroSD card for your phone before youdepart. You can also set up cloud storageservices so your pictures are automaticallyuploaded and secured.
Check Your PlanSome mobile plans have designated
perks especially for travelers. For example, T-Mobile ONE gives
international travelers unlimited data andtexting along with cheap, flat-rate calling inmore than 140 countries and destinations.That means no wasting time or moneysearching for public Wi-Fi or purchasing aninternational SIM card.
Plus, since unlimited data and texting
are included, you can communicate withoutworrying about surprise overage fees.
Also, on flights equipped with Gogo In-flight Internet, all T-Mobile ONE customerscan send texts, picture messages and checkVisual Voicemail in the air, and they get onehour of free internet on their smartphone –or for their entire flight with T-Mobile ONEPlus. More information is available atwww.t-mobile.com/one.
The Right AccessoriesWhen you’re playing the balancing act
with your luggage, carry on, wallet and othertravel gear, it’s that much easier to drop yourdevice, so keep your smartphone safe with ascreen protector and a case that’s sturdy andpractical. Some cases have non-slip materi-als that make them easier to grip andinclude storage for credit cards.
Or try a PopSocket collapsible gripwhich doubles as a built-in stand – that’llcome in handy if you’re watching a movieon the plane or in your hotel room.
Bring EntertainmentOn average, one in six flights were
delayed last year, resulting in boring andstressful waits.
Head to Amazon or your app store todownload some shows and movies beforeyour trip so you can watch when Wi-Fi isunavailable, and find a few games that canbe played offline, too, like UnblockMe andPlants vs. Zombies.
When you do have an internet connec-tion, you can stream Netflix without worry-ing about your data on a T-Mobile ONEfamily plan.
With smart planning and accessoriesfor your phone, travel becomes less stressful,and you can save yourself from racking upsurprise fees for extras and overages.
Honeymoon Travel Tip:Bring Your Smartphone
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