Travel Technology

5 travel power devices under $15 that every business traveler needs

These days electronics are critical to business travelers. But the portable nature of most of them means that at some point we will have to recharge batteries. How do you keep your devices powered up without filling your suitcase with chargers? Here are five travel power devices I keep with me on all trips.

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It might be a good idea to delete suggestive photos from your phone before going to work. Just a thought.

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This is definitely not a business-travel specific tip—more of a general, good for everyone tip. But this story happened to a friend of mine on a business trip, so I figure it totally counts as something I can write about. And honestly, it serves as a good reminder to those need it…. My friend P…

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Power on the road

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There’s not much more frustrating than trying to use an electronic and realizing there’s no power.  Whatever the reason—a dead battery, lack of plugs, or not having a plug converter in a foreign country—it’s something business travelers have to deal with regularly. To avoid the headache, here are some ideas to give your electronics the…

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What do you need to plug US electronics into European outlets?

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Reader H has a question about what adjustments she needs for plugging in her electronics in Europe. My business travel doesn’t take me to Europe, so Cindy from Lady Light Travel has graciously agreed to answer this question. I’m going to be temporarily moving to Belgium and from my brief study abroad in High School,…

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Awesome low-tech solutions to travel problems

We hear and see airports and airlines making technological advancements all the time.   We’re always looking for technology to take us to the next level and to solve our problems.  If technology can’t fix a problem, then what can??  Turns out technology isn’t always the answer. Recently I read a story about an airport testing…

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