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The Quick and Easy Way To Get 2 Internet Connections For One

Often paying for an Internet connection is unavoidable but you can make the most out of your money by sharing with your travel mates, friends, and family. Sharing a wireless Internet connection you’re just paid for is a very simple process that you use to when traveling with a friend to split the cost while […]

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Keeping Track Of Teams And Scores Online

Despite our evermore connected world, regional restrictions can make it difficult to catch up on your favorite teams or to watch live streaming games. For you sports fans on the road here are some ways to catch March Madness, the NBA Finals, Super Bowl, or whatever other sporting event you can find on the Internet. […]

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8 Un-Sexy (But Very Useful) Travel Gadgets

There are devices like the iPhone, GPS, and eBook readers that are sexy pieces of technology to travel with. They perform a variety of functions and are great on the road but they don’t often get you out of a bind like some of the unglamorous cables and connectors every backpack should have a few […]

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A Few Questions About Award Wallet’s Security and Features Answered

Last week on foXnoMad, I wrote about Award Wallet – a free web tool that keeps track of your frequent flyer miles and other award program points. Several of my readers there had a few questions about Award Wallet’s features and security and creators Todd Mera and Alexi Vereschaga took the time to address some […]

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Clone Your System To Save Time Restoring Backups

We’ve talked about using free alternative software to back up your important laptop files and free online backup to keep your travel photos safe. Both options are good ways to make sure your data isn’t lost when your hard drive is. One thing these backup methods won’t do though is restore your programs and settings […]

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Methods To Access Hotel Wireless Without Paying For It

Most hotels offer wi-fi but will charge you the cost of a hostel room for one. It’s expensive but there are a few tips and tricks you can try – some of which I’m certain aren’t legal. Whether you do them or not is up to you but these tactics are another part of a […]

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5 Reasons Why Travelers Shouldn’t Bother About The iPad

The iPad isn’t a good device for travelers and if you’re considering buying one, you can probably wait for something much more useful. Apple’s latest portable device doesn’t replace other gadgets travelers are often on the fence about (like the Kindle or Nook) and won’t reduce the amount of gear you carry. The iPad looks […]

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DIY SEO For Travel and Tourism Guide Review

Written by Andy Hayes and Shannon O’Donnell, the Do It Yourself – Search Engine Optimization Guide is aimed at travelers and members of the travel industry. For those of you new to building websites to promote your blogs and businesses this eBook will help you answer the important question – how do I make my […]

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Getting Geeky With Roger Middleton About RoomAtlas

Yesterday on foXnoMad, I spoke with Roger Middleton about RoomAtlas, a Google Maps hotel mashup. As the Tech Guide For Travel is for the geeky side of backpacking, I asked Roger a few more questions about how RoomAtlas works. In a ‘tweet’ of 140 characters or less, please describe RoomAtlas. RoomAtlas plots 53k hotels on […]

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Free Alternative Software For Digital Nomads: Part 3

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You can build an entire digital office using free software and set up the basics (Part 1) as well as become your own IT department (Part 2). Today you’ll be able to virtually extend your digital office, all within your laptop, as well as do what most people do best at work – slack off. […]

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