Category: travel

From When a Smartphone Is Too Much for Travel – NYTimes.com:
With the rise of the iPhone and the Blackberry, it’s hard to imagine hitting the road without a phone that can’t download music, serve up maps or send and receive …

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A super-compressible duffle that folds up teeny.

Hidden Stuffle

Amazing Roomly, but Pack It Lightly
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A messenger that hides inside your messenger.

Hidden Messenger

Does Job, Albeit with Some Limitations
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My personal inbox is getting bigger than my work inbox, so it must be time for an Inbox Liquidation Post.

Truph0ne News: Having made use of Truphone Local Anywhere on my last trip abroad, I’m certainly interested in seeing it …

It’s rare that I obtain a consumer grade router that I am generally happy with “out of the box.” The only reason I ever buy a Linksys router …

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A pack that fits girls (!) and guys AND protects your laptop.

Swig Backpack

Solid Pack for Business …

While I was in San Diego for the past few days, perhaps the biggest challenge–aside from never having more than 10 minutes to myself at a stretch–was keeping my iPhone’s battery charged. The Sales Kick Off meeting we had for …

When discussing computer security with people, something I often bring up is this very simple equation:

What this means is that

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Since I’ve joined Check Point Software, I’ve done a fair bit of traveling–moreso than I’ve done in quite some time. Since I am ending up more random places, and have had the joy of going through airport security in Tel …

Pat Phelan and others gotta be thinking about this: how to pair up their global SIM with the iPhone without, say, encouraging people to unlock their handset or using SIM …